Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIC

Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIC

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12/31/2007. This Hurricane was first flown January 1, 1944. In June 1957 it was transferred to the RAF Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight. After an engine failure it crashed at RAF Wittering on September 11, 1991. Rebuilt it flew again in September 1998.

The second aircraft in the Another view was the last Hurricane built, s/n PZ865 (read the remarks in photo No. 2719). It is finished in the markings of Squadron Leader Robert "Bob" Stanford Tuck (one of the leading British aces) while flying with No.257 Fighter squadron, late 1940-early 1941. What seems to be a white line below the canopy is a row of over 21 swastika victory markings.

Both aircraft have their wing guns removed.


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12/31/2007. This Hurricane was first flown January 1, 1944. In June 1957 it was transferred to the RAF Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight. After an engine failure it crashed at RAF Wittering on September 11, 1991. Rebuilt it flew again in September 1998. The second aircraft in the Another view was the last Hurricane built, s/n PZ865 (read the remarks in photo No. 2719). It is finished in the markings of Squadron Leader Robert "Bob" Stanford Tuck (one of the leading British aces) while flying with No.257 Fighter squadron, late 1940-early 1941. What seems to be a white line below the canopy is a row of over 21 swastika victory markings. Both aircraft have their wing guns removed.