So lets say I hypothetically have restricted pilots notes from the H.A.R. Mk.4 would I hypothetically get banned if I hypothetically posted them
I’m assuming you’re joking. But if you’re not, Yes and you would get in legal trouble with your government. I suggest you delete them off your device.
There not on my phone I have the actual notes it’s a booklet
How did you acquire it? It may be unclassified by now.
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A 50s helicopter wouldn’t have anything in it thats still restricted
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Alright
Primary users Royal Navy (Retired)
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- Royal Air Force (Retired)
- German Navy (Retired)
I’m gonna assume its a formally classified book from when it was still in British usage, and given its in English it was certainly part of it which means by modern day standards since the aircraft is no longer in service then the book is no longer classified.
It’s still cool though it even got pilots signatures
Any british manual from the 50s would be unclassified in the 70s
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Yep definitely not classified since the helicopter isn’t not in British service anymore.
Could it be Worth anything??
That’s really cool!
There’s always someone who is a crazy fanatic for any vehicle. A lot of collectors love this kinda stuff too. Ask around and I’m sure you could find someone.
Same book on Amazon. So you’re a lucky one that you have pre-declassified. I’d say keep the damn thing.
no lol the sea king manual has been public for decades and pilots notes are also usually in an archive as well probably only worth a couple tenners
But this is completely original with signatures from the pilots made in 1955
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