The Battle of Britain which took place in the Autumn of 1940 could have led to an early end to the Second World War if ...

All of 303 Squadron’s kills obtained during the Battle of Britain were attained in … yep, you guessed it: the Hawker Hurricane. What’s more, the only RAF Fighter Command flyboy to be awarded ...

While often overshadowed by the glory of the Spitfire, the Hawker Hurricane was the RAF's fighter workhorse during the Battle of Britain. Evolved from the Hawker Fury, an interwar biplane ...

Geograph/Christine Matthews The Hawker Hurricane aircraft became synonymous with North Weald Airfield due to its role in the Battle of Britain The existing Grade II listed control tower ...

On 18 June, after France fell to the Germans, Winston Churchill delivered his 'Finest Hour' speech, rallying the country for the imminent battle for Britain ... on a Hawker Hurricane in October ...

The RAF base at Biggin Hill, south-east of London, played a central part in the Battle of Britain ... A Supermarine Spitfire and a Hawker Hurricane stand guard outside. (IWM RAF-T 6209) The ...

After all, it was the most famous fighter of the Battle of Britain ... the cockpit of one), the numbers don’t lie. Winner: Hawker Hurricane.

A Supermarine Spitfire and a Hawker Hurricane stand guard outside. (IWM RAF-T 6209) Features in: The importance of radar The importance of radar during the Battle of Britain. The events of the ...