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At 103 years old, there’s not much that surprises Reg Harrison. 

He survived four plane crashes as a fighter pilot in the Second World War.

Still, the Saskatoon man can’t help but laugh when he recounts receiving news of an unexpected honour.

“I’m a yellow pea,” he said, with a chuckle.

WATCH | How this WWII veteran cheated death 4 times to find love: Second World War veteran Reg Harrison says his love story was “meant to be”. He survived four plane crashes in 1944 and returned home to find love with the fiancée of his best friend, who had died in the war. He shares his story of loss, luck, and love in this video animated by Steven Silcox and produced by Bonnie Allen.

A new variety of yellow field pea has been registered under the name AAC Harrison by FP Genetics, a Regina-based seed company that now names all of its new plant varieties after veterans.

Harrison, …

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