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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Hurricane Quick facts - First flight: 6th November 1935 | Entered service: 15th December 1937 | Total built: 14,583 Forming the backbone of Fighter
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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Typhoon Quick facts - First flight: 24th February 1940 | Entered service: 11th September 1941 | Total built: 3,317 The early development of the
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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Tempest Quick facts - First flight: 2nd September 1942 | Entered service: January 1944 | Total built: 1,702 Entering service with the Royal Air
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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Hart Quick facts - First flight: June 1928 | Entered service: February 1930 | Total built: 1.042 The Hart bomber would provide the Royal Air Force
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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Fury Quick facts - First flight: 25th March 1931 | Entered service: May 1931 | Total built: 317 Considered the 'ultimate biplane' the Fury would
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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Sea Fury Quick facts - First flight: 21st February 1945 | Entered service: August 1947 | Total built: 860 The Sea Fury would be the Fleet Air Arm'
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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Hector Quick facts - First flight: 14th February 1936 | Entered service: February 1937 | Total built: 179 The Hector, based on another Hawker type
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Home / Articles 25 Hawker Hurricane Facts The Hurricane was the first Royal Air Force aircraft able to fly faster than 300 mph and played a pivotal role for Fighter Command during the Battle of Britain.
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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Tornado Quick facts - First flight: 6th October 1939 | Entered service: Non-operational | Total built: 4 The Tornado was to be powered by the Rolls-
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Home / Aircraft Profiles / British Aircraft Hawker Henley Quick facts - First flight: 10th March 1937 | Entered service: November 1938 | Total built: 202 The single-engined two-seater Henley was
