View source for North American T-6 Harvard

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| image           = [[File:North_American_T-6_Harvard.jpg]]
| caption         = Harvard in RAF Desert Camouflage paintwork
| image2          = 
| caption2        =
| aircrafttype    = Single engine monoplane
| aircraftrole    = Advanced trainer
| aircraftdesigner = 
| aircraftmanufacturer = North American Aviation
| aircraftproduced = 
| aircraftnumberbuilt = 15,495
| aircraftprimaryusers = USAF, RAF, RCAF, and 59 other countries
| aircraftinservice =
| aircraftoutofservice = still  in private service
}}

==Remarks==
400 of the Harvard I model were delivered to the RAF, the likely source for the aircraft used by this unit and others in Rhodesia and Canada where the majority of the Empire Training schools were established. The Empire Training Scheme also acquired 1,173 of the Harvard II variation and 726 of the II A model.

==General characteristics==

*Crew:Two (student & instructor)
*Length: 8.84 m
*Wingspan: 12.81 m
*Height: 3.57 m
*Empty weight: 1,886 kg 
*Max takeoff weight: 2,548 kg
*Powerplant: 1 X Pratt & Whitney Wasp radial engine
*Maximum speed: 335 km/h at 1,500 m
*Range: 1,175 km
*Service ceiling: 7,400 m
*Armament Provision for  up to 3 x 7.62mm machine guns

==Trainees==
'''No. 22 Service Flying Training School, Southern Rhodesia'''
*[[Michael Courthope Haynes]] ? - 28 Apr 1941

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