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J-7
Through the efforts of those aviation historians of the past, we know the various owners and the years they operated J-6.
This page will go a little further into the individuals that recognized the Grumman Mallard as their aircraft of choice.
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Powell Crosley Jr.
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Russ Baker (standing) and Jack Crosby with a Grumman 'Mallard' aircraft of Pacific Western Airlines at Vancouver, Airport, 1952.
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B.C. Air Lines
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CF-MHG / J-21
CF-HPU / J-9
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North Coast Air Service
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The late Geoff Goodall, Fred Hotson and Matt Rodino along with Fred Knight & Colin Smith have done the hard work on documenting the history of so many amphibians. I have enjoyed taking their work and elaborate on those individuals that owned some of these iconic airplanes.
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The above material has been produced from many sources with a number of links to additional websites. The verbiage comes from myself and others. Photos and documents have been reviewed for posting. Thank you to the various photographers for allowing me to post their Mallard images. In some rare cases I was not able to reach the photographer. Any questions or concerns regarding material, please contact me. Tom Anusewicz