Hawker Hurricane

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The Hawker Hurricane was a British single-seat fighter aircraft of World War II, renowned for its crucial role in achieving air superiority during the Battle of Britain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II aircraft
fighter aircraft
monoplane
single-seat aircraft
armament 12 × 0.303 in machine guns (later variants)
4 × 20 mm Hispano cannon (some variants)
8 × 0.303 in Browning machine guns
bombs (fighter-bomber variants)
rockets (ground-attack variants)
configuration low-wing monoplane
single-engine
construction fabric-covered rear fuselage
metal-covered wings
mixed construction
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 1
designer Sydney Camm
engineModel Rolls-Royce Merlin
engineType piston engine
firstFlightDate 1935-11-06
height 13 ft 1 in
introduced 1937
landingGear retractable tailwheel landing gear
length 32 ft 3 in
manufacturer Hawker Aircraft
maxSpeed approximately 340 mph
notableFor major contribution to victory in the Battle of Britain
ruggedness and ease of repair
numberBuilt over 14,000
operator Belgian Air Force
Finnish Air Force
Free French Air Forces
linked to: Free French Forces

Royal Air Force
Royal Australian Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force
Soviet Air Forces
Yugoslav Royal Air Force
primaryUser Royal Air Force
productionPeriod late 1930s to mid-1940s
range approximately 600 miles
retired 1961
role fighter
fighter-bomber
ground-attack aircraft
serviceCeiling approximately 36,000 ft
status retired from military service
survivingExamples preserved in museums and private collections worldwide
usedAs naval fighter (Sea Hurricane variant)
night fighter
usedInBattle Battle of Britain
usedInConflict World War II
variant Hurricane Mk I
linked to: Hawker Hurricane

Hurricane Mk II
linked to: Hurricane

Hurricane Mk IIC
linked to: Hawker Hurricane

Hurricane Mk IID
linked to: Hurricane

Hurricane Mk IV
linked to: Hawker Hurricane

Sea Hurricane
linked to: Hurricane
wingspan 40 ft

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Hawker Hurricane variant Hurricane Mk I
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
Hawker Hurricane variant Hurricane Mk IIC
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
Hawker Hurricane variant Hurricane Mk IV
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
Rolls-Royce Merlin notableAircraftPowered Hawker Hurricane
Hawker Aircraft notableProduct Hawker Hurricane
Hawker Aircraft designed Hawker Hurricane
Sydney Camm notableWork Hawker Hurricane
Sydney Camm designed Hawker Hurricane
Yugoslav Royal Air Force usedAircraft Hawker Hurricane
No. 111 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
subject linked to: RAF No. 111 Squadron
No. 111 Squadron RAF notableAircraftType Hawker Hurricane Mk I
subject linked to: RAF No. 111 Squadron
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
No. 12 Group RAF usedAircraftType Hawker Hurricane
No. 13 Group RAF typeOfAircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
Hawker Siddeley notableProduct Hawker Hurricane
Sydney Camm notableWork Hawker Hurricane
subject linked to: Camm
Sydney Camm designed Hawker Hurricane
subject linked to: Camm
Hawker Fury successor Hawker Hurricane
Jadwiga Piłsudska aircraftFlown Hawker Hurricane
No. 10 Group RAF usedEquipment Hawker Hurricane
No. 11 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
No. 29 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
No. 3 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
No. 1 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
No. 111 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
subject linked to: No. 111 Squadron
No. 56 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
No. 30 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
HMS Indomitable aircraftOperated Hawker Sea Hurricane
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
RF appliedTo Hawker Hurricane fighters
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
RAF Coltishall aircraftStationed Hawker Hurricane
RAF Leconfield hostsAircraft Hawker Hurricane (historical)
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
No. 488 (New Zealand) Squadron RAF operatedAircraft Hawker Hurricane (for training and conversion)
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
RAF North Weald hostedAircraftType Hawker Hurricane
RAF Drem aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
No. 3 Squadron RAAF aircraftTypeOperated Hawker Hurricane
Fairey Fulmar successor Hawker Sea Hurricane
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
RAF Speke stationedAircraftType Hawker Hurricane
No. 79 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
No. 81 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
Fury Mk I successor Hawker Hurricane (as later monoplane fighter successor in RAF service)
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
No. 208 Squadron RAF aircraftOperated Hawker Hurricane
United Kingdom in World War II usedWeapon Hawker Hurricane
Fighter Command usedEquipment Hawker Hurricane
Canadian Car and Foundry notableProduct Hawker Hurricane (under licence)
linked to: Hawker Hurricane
Battle of Britain usesAircraftType Hawker Hurricane
subject linked to: Battle of Britain (film)