By: Smith - 8th December 2004 at 23:22
Anna
As Robbo says, Google gets nothing on this (including the possible registrations) except …
Haawka means Hello in the Kumeyaay language – one of four native languages of San Diego County.
So there’s a couple of clues about who/why might have named it – San Diego and Native American.
By: Mark9 - 8th December 2004 at 17:36
Do you have a photo? That would be a start…! It’s such an incredibly wide question otherwise.
I have a picture yes, but it is 5cm Long and 2.7cm wide, and in very poor condition :rolleyes: Anna 😀 😀 Next Plan : :rolleyes: 😀
By: JDK - 8th December 2004 at 16:49
Anyone got a Goony Survivors book and a week spare?
By: Eddie - 8th December 2004 at 16:48
Do you have a photo? That would be a start…! It’s such an incredibly wide question otherwise.
By: Mark9 - 8th December 2004 at 15:53
Well Google comes up with little of any use – a serial would be a good start.
Thats what I am trying to findout at present :rolleyes: All I have at present, and I am not sure if this is correct is NCUNA or NGUNA its one or the other :rolleyes: Anna 😀 😀 Its in D-Day colours with Black/white allied ID markings. 😉
By: stewart1a - 8th December 2004 at 14:21
well there where quiet a few C-47s hehe…………….. which one?
By: Mark9 - 8th December 2004 at 14:17
The only other information I have, is that it took part in the D-Day landings and parachute drops, I beleive, it is in the US. But thats the only information I have. 😉 Anna 😉
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