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Crew members of a Harrow aircraft in flight, as seen in the May 1938 issue of French publication LHarrow aircraft in flight, 1930s
Crew members of a Harrow aircraft in flight, as seen in the May 1938 issue of French publication L'AerophileHarrow aircraft in flight, 1930s
Harrow aircraft at RAF Feltwell, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, spring of 1938Harrow aircraft of No. 115 Squadron RAF at rest, circa 1939
Harrow aircraft at RAF Feltwell, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, spring of 1938Harrow aircraft of No. 115 Squadron RAF at rest, circa 1939
Interior of a Harrow aircraft of No. 271 Squadron RAF in an ambulance configuration, RAF Hendon, London, England, United Kingdom, 1940sMedical orderlies loading wounded servicemen onto a Harrow aircraft of No. 271 Squadron RAF, RAF Hendon, London, England, United Kingdom, 1940s
Interior of a Harrow aircraft of No. 271 Squadron RAF in an ambulance configuration, RAF Hendon, London, England, United Kingdom, 1940sMedical orderlies loading wounded servicemen onto a Harrow aircraft of No. 271 Squadron RAF, RAF Hendon, London, England, United Kingdom, 1940s
Corporal Lawrie Lever of RAF Mobile Repair Unit warming his hands with an air compressor which had just been used to service the engines of the Harrow aircraft in the background, Advanced Landing Ground B-56 Evere, Brussels, Belgium, 1945
Corporal Lawrie Lever of RAF Mobile Repair Unit warming his hands with an air compressor which had just been used to service the engines of the Harrow aircraft in the background, Advanced Landing Ground B-56 Evere, Brussels, Belgium, 1945
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