No. 151 Wing Royal Air Force Operations in Russia, September-november 1941 A Russian sentry stands guard in the snow at Vaenga as groundcrew work on a Hawker Hurricane Mark IIB of No. 134 Squadron RAF outside its hide.
The Westland Whirlwind was a British twin-engined heavy fighter. A contemporary of the Supermarine Spitfire and Hawker Hurricane, it was the first single-seat, twin-engined, cannon-armed fighter of the RAF.
1942. A pilot of No. 6 Squadron RAF stands by his Hawker Hurricane Mark IID at Shandur, Egypt. (756 x 693)
Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIDs of No. 6 Squadron, Royal Air Force, rolling out at Gabes Airfield. Tunisia, April 6, 1943.
Bf 109 pilot jettisons his canopy under the guns of a 56 Squadron Hawker Hurricane piloted by Sergeant George Smythe on August 12th 1940
"Squadron Leader James Wheeler, a Flight Commander of No. 85 Squadron RAF, gets into the cockpit of a Hawker Hurricane Mark I night fighter, 'VY-X', at Debden, Essex, for a sortie while taking advantage of the clear moonlit nights during the period of the full moon from 10-16 March 1941.
Hans-Joachim Marseille with a Hawker Hurricane Mk. IIB of 274 Squadron RAF that he brought down in February 1942 in North Africa
Airmen of the Special Erection Party assemble a Hawker Hurricane and a Supermarine Spitfire Mark V unpacked from crates at North Front, Gibraltar.
Hawker Hurricane Mark I's (Z4204 H nearest) of 'B' Flight, No. 30 Squadron RAF, lined up at Idku, Egypt, while operating in the night fighter role for the air defence of Alexandria. [1536 x 961]
[WWII] 42 Squadron Hawker Hurricane dropping a pair of 250 lb bombs at low level over Burma in 1944
Arming a Hawker Sea Hurricane fighter on board HMS Indomitable. Operation Pedestal, 12th AUGUST 1942
Ground crew service a Hawker Hurricane Mark IIB of No. 134 Squadron RAF on trestles, in the evening sunlight at Vaenga. NO. 151 WING ROYAL AIR FORCE OPERATIONS IN RUSSIA, SEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER 1941
Airfix "Hawker Hurricane Mk.1" I recently completed reddit.com/gallery/rzx57l
Arming a Hawker Sea Hurricane fighter aboard the HMS Indomitable in preparation for Operation Pedestal, Aug 1942
Bf 109 pilot tickles the undersides of a Hawker Hurricane in the Mediterranean theater in 1942
Hawker Hurricanes of No. 303 Polish Squadron of RAF, during World War II
Hawker Hurricane reddit.com/gallery/rto2ik
A Hawker Hurricane Mark IID of No 6 Squadron, Royal Air Force, demonstrates the effect of its firepower on an abandoned enemy tank in Tunisia. reddit.com/gallery/p5bvmx
Hawker Hurricanes of the Imperial Iranian Air Force. The first Hurricane in Iran was Mk.I P3270, followed by 10 aircraft left by No.74 Squadron RAF when redeployed, and finally, 18 Mk.IICs delivered in 1946. Two aircraft of the latter order were converted into two-seat trainers (designated T.IIC). reddit.com/gallery/ot2g0t
Pilot Officers Jan Zumbach and MirosΕaw FeriΔ of (Polish) 303 squadron play with a puppy on the rear stabiliser of a Hawker Hurricane, October 1940 [800x593]
Not all heroes wear uniforms. Wife's granddad worked for Hawker during WW2 in research & development, He worked on 'experimental aircraft' improving the Hurricane and helping to win the Battle of Britain. Found these old papers in their house after nanny passed away recently reddit.com/gallery/k910gg
Armourers working on the barrels of 0Β·303in Browning machine-guns in the wings of a Hawker Hurricane, during the Battle of France. 1940.
My Great Great Uncle who crashed his plane on the 11th June 1941 whilst low on fuel in Malta. His name is Horace βStanleyβ Burton and he was with the 185 squadron of the RAF, He flew the Hawker Hurricane Z2421
Hawker Hurricanes of RAFβs Polish Squadron (1940)
A Hawker Hurricane Mark IIB, Z5253 'GA-25' of No. 134 Squadron RAF taxies out past Russian sentries at Vaenga, near Murmansk, October 1941.
Cockpit complete! Hawker Hurricane, Italeri 1/48 reddit.com/gallery/qrp5hd
My Great Great Uncles Hawker Hurricane βZ2421β crashed on the 11th June 1941 whilst stationed in Malta with the 185 squadron of the RAF (1280x778)
Microsoft Flight simulator 2020 Featuring: the Hawker Hurricane MK I by Fsadni youtube.com/watch?v=6-EsGβ¦
Preserved Gloster Gladiator,s. The model was the last RAF biplane fighter before the arrival of the Hawker Hurricane and the Supermarine Spitfire. (Flying Legends 2013).
The last Hurricane built by the Hawker Aircraft Company, Mark IIC, PZ865, now with the BoB memorial flight.
This weird looking Hawker Hurricane which looks like a Cessna Conversion. Does anyone have more info on this? reddit.com/gallery/pmgt8m
The IAR 80 was a Romanian fighter and ground-attack aircraft. The IAR 80 was comparable to the Hawker Hurricane and Bf 109E. 448 IAR 80βs were built and saw active service in Russia, in the defense of the PloieΘti oil refineries and against Germany after Romania joined the Allies in August 1944. reddit.com/gallery/ni6pvg
Hawker Hurricane - Duxford Spring Airshow 2011 [2048x1635]
Pre Christmas Sale Sitewide: AVI-8 Hawker Hurricane Carey Dual Time Gutersloh ~ $220 + Free Shipping @ AVI-8 ozbargain.com.au/node/669β¦
Airfix Hawker Hurricane MKI. Varnish and weathering to go. Tried using flat brushes for first time and didnβt have the desired result. They kept fraying so it keeps hitting other parts of camo. Iβm next gonna try doing one colour as the base then the next on top to stop this to an extent. reddit.com/gallery/mhfybd
Pilots of No. 1 Squadron RCAF (renamed No. 401 Squadron in 1941) with one of their Hawker Hurricanes at Prestwick, Scotland, 30 October 1940. The Squadron was the first RCAF squadron to see action. During the Battle of Britain the squadron flew 1,694 sorties.
TIL there was a tank busting version of the hawker hurricane in wwii youtu.be/z7LleZ5qlsw
Airfix Hawker Hurricane Mk 1
3rd kit complete, still learning on the airbrush side and with the weathering. Despite the cheap price of the kit (useful whilst improving my skills), I think it went together okay.
Really liking the MIG paints and I'm probably developing an unhealth need to buy more. Think I have a better understanding of the benefits of vanishes now too. Still great fun!
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Rarely seen Japanese gun camera footage showing a Hawker Hurricane under attack in the Pacific in 1942
The unsung hero of the Battle of Britain. 1/72 Arma Hobby Hawker Hurricane. reddit.com/gallery/jnyk1x
UK. October 1940. Battle of Britain. An RAF 'Erk' takes the opportunity to relax in the shade provided by the wing of a Hawker Hurricane between sorties. (782 x 476)
My Zvezda 1/72 Hawker Hurricane, this was my first model with a camo and im really happy with how it turned out!
Hawker Hurricane Mark IIC flown by Flying Officer Chowringhee Campbell of No. 42 Squadron RAF releases two 250 lb. GP bombs on a bridge on the Tiddim Road in Burma. Taken by the gun camera of the aircraft behind him.
Why does the Supermarine Spitfire dominate the public consciousness when it comes to the Battle of Britain, considering the Hawker Hurricane took down more German planes?
Probably not that interesting but I just got my first ace on the Hawker Hurricane
Squadron Leader Douglas Bader, CO of No. 242 Squadron, seated on his Hawker Hurricane at Duxford, September 1940.
Hawker Hurricane MK IV 3d Render I did last night. Its a retextured version of an old hurricane model I made so there are quite a few inaccuracies.
