OROvAL Battle of Britain

AIRFORCE Memorial Flight 1935 onwards (all marks) OFFAL ODUCT An insight into owning, flying and maintaining the RAF’s classic single-seat fighter 1935 onwards (all marks)

--- TABLE DES MATIERES / CONTENTS --- Contents Cte) ] [GRE [Introduction | (EG [The Owners’ Views : Acquiring a Hurricane 132 Hs: [The Hurricane Story Case History 1 Hurricane: Variations on a theme - Peter Vacher and Hurricane Mk |, R4118 132 Hurricane Mk |, Il, Ila, lb, IIc, lld, lle, Ill, IV, V 39 Case History 2 Canadian-built Hurricanes 46 Guy Black and Hurricane Mk XII, Z5140 135 Sea Hurricane — Mk la, Ib, Ic, llc, Xlla 46 Case History 3 Two-seat Hurricanes 50 Tony Dyer: Build and own your Other Hurricane versions and projects 52 own Hurricane 137 Foreign employment and manufacture 54 Hurricane facts and figures 65 142 | The Pilots’ Views Hurricane weaponry 66 Hurricane aces 71 Displaying the BBMF’s Hurricanes — Power for the Hurricane 74 Squadron Leader lan Smith, Officer Commanding, BBMF 144 Flying and displaying the Hurricane — [ ES | Restore to Flight ] Squadron Leader Clive Rowley 147 The RAF'S point of view in 1938 — How do refurbished Hurricanes differ Squadron Leader J.W. Gillan 151 from their original state? 80 Restoring a Hurricane — Tony Ditheridge 81 | The Engineer’s View Repack En s Thoughts of a Hurricane ground engineer Fabric covering — Clive Denny 84 Paul…