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Hurricane singapore
Squadron Leader Richard \"Rickey\" Brooker\'s en:Hawker Hurricane Mk.II of No.232 Squadron, en:RAF. He was shot down on February 8, 1942, crashing on East Coast Road uninjured. Note the squadron...
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Hawker Hurricane Mk I is take off in the night
A Hawker Hurricane Mark I night fighter of No. 85 Squadron RAF taxiing by the light of a flare at Debden, Essex, before taking off to intercept night raiders. Note the navigation lights on the wing...
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Hawker Hurricane IIA
A British Hawker Hurricane IIA (RAF serial Z2963) used for evaluation of stability and flight control at the U.S. National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) Langley Research Center, Virginia...
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Hawker Hurricane IIA
A British Hawker Hurricane IIA (RAF serial Z2963) used for evaluation of stability and flight control at the U.S. National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) Langley Research Center, Virginia...
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He 111 Wreck LOC 8e00286u
Ground crews of the Allied air forces dismantle a wrecked German Heinkel He 111 on a landing field between Daba and Fuka in Egypt, circa 1942. Note the wrecked Messerschmitt Bf 109F/G and the RAF...
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Hawker Hurricane Mark IV
A Royal Air Force Hawker Hurricane Mark IV fighter-bomber in flight, August 1945. This aircraft is fitted with a deeper radiator and armed with rocket projectiles. The Hurricane Mark IVs utilised the...
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CullenHurricane1941
Flying Officer R N Cullen of No. 80 Squadron RAF, preparing to take off from Paramythia, Greece, in Hawker Hurricane V7288 on the morning of 4 March 1941, as part of a fighter escort for bombers...
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Hurricane Mk I - No. 1 Sqn 1940
Hawker Hurricane Mark I, N2358 \'Z\', of No. 1 Squadron RAF is refuelled while undergoing an engine check at Vassincourt. Date: 1-15 April 1940 Source: Imperial War Museum Catalogue Number C 001234...
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