The Hawker Hurricane is one of the most famous aircraft to take part in World War II. Designed in the mid-1930s by Sydney Camm it made use of existing technology - tubular metal alloy fuselage with a fabric covering and metal skinned wings - which made it easy to repair and resistant to battle damage. It was the main aircraft used by Fighter Command in the Battle of Britain. It was also used in North Africa and the Far East where it was used primarily as a ground attack aircraft.

This photo CD contains 63 images, all 3000x2000 (approx) showing details of Hawker Hurricane Mk. IIc LF738, currently on display at the RAF Museum, Cosford. Photos include details of:

• Whole airframe - taken from points all around the aircraft (11)
• Fuselage features - close-ups (3)
• Engine exhausts and propeller (7)
• cockpit canopy (7)
• Radiators (6)
• undercarriage (13)
• Wings and navigation lights (10)
• Tailplane, rudder, trim tabs (6)