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7th February 2005, 14:18
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The a/c was known as the AT-6...
...then, by the USAAF and Harvard by the British. A quick look at the extensive appendices in the book on losses by a/c type and groups indicates none were lost, although several other British types are listed.
I would suspect that much of the AT-6/Harvard numbers were in Canada and other places under the Empire Training scheme. 
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