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so it worked at much higher altitude
its max ceiling isnt much more thn the hurri or the tiffy though
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so it worked at much higher altitude
plan_D said:32 Squadrons of Hurricane and 11 Squadrons of Spitfire in the BoB. The Spitfire was a better fighter, and it was just as good at interception of bombers as the Hurricane. The reason Spitfires were told to go after the fighters was because they were better than the Hurricanes in the job.
In the BoB the Spitfire is over-rated but overall it was the best Britain had as a fighter. And it was brilliant, definately the best dog-figther of the war. The Hurricane was more important in the BoB and they shot down more, also, they still went on to be ground attack aircraft which they did well.
The Spitfire was fluent, delicate graceful and deadly. The Hurricane was the 'working mans hero', strong, powerful and just mean. It was the meat on the bone..![]()
plan_D said:The Hurricane was easier to produce. A Hurricane Mk. I against a Spitfire Mk. I the Spitfire would come out on top unless it had an inferior pilot. I'm not saying the Hurricane was a bad plane because it was a great plane but it wasn't as good as the Spitfire.
Gemhorse said:They never had .303's, but 4x.50 and 4x.30's.
GermansRGeniuses said:the British mustang Mk1 was an armed photo recce plane with 6 .303 brownings in the wings and two .50s under the engine in the nose (loading was done via clips)