Hawker Hunter

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Clave

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The Hawker Hunter entered service in 1954 and soon became the RAF's front-line fighter aircraft.

The F1 was modified quite early on, and later versions were improved and adapted for the ground attack role. The Hunter saw service with 20 countries world-wide.

The early Hunters were armed with 4 x 30mm cannon at first, then rockets, bombs, or missiles bcame available when extra hard-points were added to the wings.

This example is a Hunter FGA.76 of the Abu Dhabi Air Force 1969.



This example is a Hunter F 4 of 350 Escadrille Belgian Air Force 1958.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of 7 Escadrille Belgian Air Force 1965.



This example is a Hunter FGA.71 of No 7 Grupo Chilean Air Force 1987.



This example is a Hunter FGA.71 of No 8 Grupo Chilean Air Force 1987.

 
This example is a Hunter FGA.71 of No 9 Grupo Chilean Air Force 1977.



This example is a Hunter F 51 of Esk 724 Danish Air Force 1958.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of 1 Squadron RAF 1960.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of No 4 Flying Training School RAF 1973.



This example is a Hunter F 6A of 4 Squadron RAF 1964.



This example is a Hunter FGA.9 of 8 Squadron RAF 1960.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of 14 Squadron RAF 1962.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of 19 Squadron RAF 1963.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of 20 Squadron RAF 1964.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of 26 Squadron RAF 1961.

 
This example is a Hunter F 5 of 34 Squadron RAF 1956.



This example is a Hunter FGA.9 of 45 Squadron RAF 1974.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of 66 Squadron RAF 1958.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of 74 Squadron RAF 1962.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of the RAF Black Arrows aerobatic team 1958.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of the RAF Blue Diamonds aerobatic team 1961.



This example is a Hunter F 56 of 14 Squadron Indian Air Force 1963.



This example is a Hunter F 56 of 20 Squadron Indian Air Force 1971.



This example is a Hunter F 56 of the Indian Air Force Thunderbolts aerobatic team 1982.

 
This example is a Hunter F 6 of the Iraqi Air Force 1957.



This example is a Hunter FGA.59A of the Iraqi Air Force 1967.



This example is a Hunter FR.10 of the Iraqi Air Force 1973.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of the Jordanian Air Force 1965.



This example is a Hunter F 6 of the Jordanian Air Force 1967.



This example is a Hunter FGA.80 of the Kenyan Air Force 1974.



This example is a Hunter FGA.57 of the Kuwaiti Air Force 1968.



This example is a Hunter FGA.70A of the Lebanese Air Force 1975.



This example is a Hunter F 4 of 322 Squadron Royal Netherlands Air Force (Dutch New Guinea) 1962.

 
This example is a Hunter FGA.73 of 6 Squadron Oman Air Force 1979.



This example is a Hunter F 52 of 15 Squadron Peruvian Air Force 1958.



This example is a Hunter FGA.78 of the Qatar Air Force 1981.



This example is a Hunter FGA.9 of 1 Squadron Rhodesian Air Force 1972.



This example is a Hunter F 60 of 6 Squadron Royal Saudi Air Force 1966.



This example is a Hunter FGA.74 of 140 Squadron Singapore Air Defence Command 1977.



This example is a Hunter FGA.76 of the Somali Air Force 1982.

 
This example is a Hunter J-34 of 2 Squadron Swedish Air Force 1960.



This example is a Hunter F 58 of 1 Squadron Swiss Air Force 1966.



This example is a Hunter F 58 of 20th Fighter Squadron Swiss Air Force 1984.



This example is a Hunter F 58 of 11 Squadron Swiss Air Force 1973 in the 'Tiger Meet' colours.



This example is a Hunter FGA.9 of the Zimbabwe Air Force 1981.

 
Great stuff, one of my favourite aircraft. As a kid, I used to watch the 66 Sqn Hunters taking off from Acklington, and doing live firing, just off the beach, at a drogue towed by a Meteor.
 

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