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I've read about this before but seriously................?
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Nice Hawker Spitfire 
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I'm guessing the IWM owns the photo. They give a description of the scene...THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN, JULY-OCTOBER 1940
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Looks like the seller is grabbing a lot of photos from the IWM and selling them as new
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I didn't know Canadian made Sea Hurricanes. I wonder if it was ever considered to fly them direct to the receiving carrier from the factory. Hurricanes could be flown nonstop to a CV in James Bay during ice free season, or with a single stop on the way to Halifax.
Or, send Hermes in 1940 from Singapore to Vancouver and load up the decks with crated Hurricanes for the RAF, plus Sea Hurricanes for Hermes.
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Canada built about 10% of all Hurricanes.
Canadian Hurricanes - Toronto Aviation History
Canadian Hurricanes - Toronto Aviation History
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Nice shots guys!
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Cool, night fighter
Good shots!
