Hawker
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Hawker Hurricane I
The Hawker Hurricane was the Royal Air Force's first monoplane fighter. About 15 000 were built in UK and Canada. It was introduced in December 1937. The Mk I was the first production version built beteween 1937 and 1939. -
Hawker Hurricane IIb Trop
The 17th RAF Sqn moved to Far East on December 1941. Arrived in Burma on January 1942 for defensive patrol from Rangoon. -
Hawker Hurricane IIb Trop
335th RAF (Greek) Sqn was formed on 10th October 1941 at Aqir airfield (Palestine) -
Hawker Hurricane IIc
The Hawker Hurricane was the Royal Air Force's first monoplane fighter. About 15 000 were built in UK and Canada. The Mk IIc was produced beteween 1941 and 1944 in about 4700 copies. -
Hawker Hurricane IIc
The French GC II/3 was attaches to the 209th Group of the RAF in Palestine for Coastal Defense duties. -
Hawker Hurricane PR Mk II
Hawker Hurricane of 3th PRU with two type F24 cameras mounted in the fuselage, equipped with 14- or 20-inch focal length lenses. -
Hawker Hurricane PRIIb Trop
The Service Depot at Heliopolis in Egypt converted several Hurricanes for photo reconnaissance (PR Mk IIb) in 1941 -
Hawker Sea Hurricane IIc
About 60 copies of Sea Hurricane IIc were built by Hawker between November 1942 to May 1943. Merlin XX engine. -
Hawker Typhoon Ib
The Hawker Typhoon is a British single-seat fighter-bomber, which saw service between September 1941 to the end of the War. About 3300 were built.