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The Sea Hawks in Fleet Air Arm service began being phased out from first line service in 1958, the year in which the Supermarine Scimitar and de Havilland Sea Vixen entered service, both of which types would eventually replace the Sea Hawk. The last front line Sea Hawk squadron, No. 806, disbanded at
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to continue trials. A month after the first flight, the existence of the P.1040 was revealed to the general public. Early flight trials encountered aerodynamically related teething problems, such as airframe vibrations and tail buffeting, which led to a redesign of the rear jet pipe fairings and the
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In 1950, it was acknowledged that the Nene 101 engine was transitional powerplant; upon availability of the 4 per cent more powerful Nene 103, the Admiralty quickly ordered many of its Sea Hawk FB 3 and FGA 4 to be re-engined. Another two Sea Hawk variants were developed; the first of these, the FB
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variant of the type and later most common of the Sea Hawk variants. To suit this role, much of the development work went into its range of external stores, although the clearance of these for service was disrupted by a lack of Royal Navy personnel. On 13 March 1954, the first production Sea Hawk FB
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engine, being fitted in a mid-fuselage position, along with lateral air intakes and a tailpipe which emerged beneath the tailplane. The prospective modifications also included "stretching" the fuselage and moving the cockpit to the extreme front of the fuselage in a re-contoured nose; this design
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The F 1 had a maximum speed of 599 mph (964 km/h) at sea level and a range of 800 mi (1,287 km) on internal fuel. A more refined fighter variant was the F 2, which introduced power-boosted aileron controls as well as other modifications, including to its structure. The next
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made the only flight with undercarriage raised from catapult launch to arrested landing on 12 November 1953. This flight was the final phase of the flexible deck project and was the only launch of an aircraft from the slotted tube catapult developed from the slotted tube launchers used for the
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During service evaluations of the Sea Hawk, Australian and Canadian naval pilots flew the aircraft leading to official suggestions that the aircraft would be chosen by the two countries. Both nations were also interested in new American-built naval aircraft; only a handful of Sea Hawks were
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rather than a tail-wheel, making it easier to land on carriers, it was also Hawker's first aircraft to incorporate a nose-wheel undercarriage. The Sea Hawk had adopted a fairly conventional design, being built with straight wings while a number of other contemporary aircraft, such as the
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Sea Hawks launched many attacks upon Egyptian shore-based targets, often in the face of heavy anti-aircraft fire, resulting in several aircraft being severely damaged. The Suez Crisis was to be the last Sea Hawk combat operation with the Royal Navy, as new strike aircraft such as the
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5, was more or less identical to the FB 3 apart from the newer, more powerful Nene 103 engine, which greatly improving the aircraft's low-speed handling and take-off performance. The final Sea Hawk standard, FGA 6, was a fighter ground-attack variant, the same as its
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To cope with demand, address production shortcomings and cope with the parallel pressure that Hawker was facing for the development of another aircraft, the newer Hunter, it was decided that production would be transferred to a new assembly line run by
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and the promise of increased power from the Nene engine. In May 1946, the Naval Staff authorised the manufacture of three prototypes and a further test specimen, one of these being the original prototype internally ordered by Hawker, in accordance with
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on 15 December 1960, ending a very brief operational career for the Sea Hawk. Most Sea Hawks in second line service were withdrawn by the mid-1960s. The last operational Royal Navy Sea Hawks were FGA.6 flown by the Airwork Limited managed "black"
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for a prototype by the company's experimental department. In light of the diminished RAF interest in the project, allegedly due to the aircraft offering insufficient advances over the jet fighters that were already in service, such as the
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variant of the Sea Hawk was developed into a fighter-bomber, the FB 3, and differed only slightly from its predecessors; its structure being strengthened to allow it to carry a wider array of equipment and weaponry on its four
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to conduct general deck and handling trials at sea. These trials revealed the need for the wing span to be increased by 30 inches, the low-speed handling of the prototype having been found to be lacking. In November 1949,
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design. The fuselage fuel tanks, being fore and aft of the engine, also provided for a stable centre of gravity during flight. The tail plane was raised to clear the jet exhausts. The Sea Hawk also featured a nose wheel
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in place of their unpowered counterparts on the F1, to which flight trials had demonstrated a weakness in lateral control leading to instances of oscillation. On 24 February 1954, the first production Sea Hawk F2,
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Thirty-six complete Sea Hawks (plus eight cockpit sections) are known to survive as of 2011, mainly in a variety of locations in the United Kingdom, though others are located abroad, including in Germany,
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Following acceptance in the RN, the Sea Hawk proved to be a reliable and sturdy workhorse. A considerable number were also produced for the export market and were operated from aircraft carriers in
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incorporated a number of modifications as a result of experience gained from trials with the second prototype, these alterations included the fitting of a longer arrester hook when a number of "
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Transfer ceremony of the first Sea Hawk from the Royal Navy to the Dutch Naval Aviation Service at Naval Air Station Valkenburg, the Netherlands (1957). On the right rear admiral
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Mk 101 engine; 95 built (35 by Hawker Aircraft at Kingston upon Thames, the remainder and all subsequent production by Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft at Baginton, Coventry)
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on the viability of the bifurcated jet pipes that the design used. Like the piston-powered Fury it had been derived from, Hawker remained keen to promote the
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In December 1944 Hawker refined the proposed design substantially. The jet exhaust was moved from beneath the tail and re-designed as two short split-lateral
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needed long take-off runs which were attributed to the "low-thrust" Nene 1. The Nene 2/Mk.101 for production aircraft would have a higher take-off thrust.
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technology. Prior to this, Hawker had been committed until late 1944 to the production and further development of its piston-powered aircraft, such as the
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While some of the initial batch of Sea Hawks would see operational service, many of the F1s would be used for various service trials. Amongst these,
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Immediately following the receipt of the first order in November 1949, Hawker set about establishing a manufacturing line for the Sea Hawk at their
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and de Havilland Vampire, in January 1946, a naval version of the P.1040 was offered by Hawker to the Admiralty as a fleet support fighter, as the
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had initially viewed the project with only academic interest. Official interest had also cooled by the expression of doubts voiced by
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design as a private venture, albeit being prepared with a view for service with British military customers in mind. In October 1945,
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predecessor, though they were new-build aircraft rather than re-engined ones. A total of just under 90 FGA 6s were completed.
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All-weather export variant for the West German Navy, as Mk 100 but fitted with a search radar in an underwing pod; 32 built.
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The Sea Hawk was a successful export aircraft. In the Royal Netherlands Navy, it served aboard the Dutch aircraft carrier
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in 1951, served to speed up production considerably as well as aid the supply of vital materials for its manufacture.
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was quickly subjected to a series of deck assessment trials using a mock-up deck at Boscombe Down. In April 1949,
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engine had been studied but quickly discarded as lacking power for an aircraft of this size. In November 1944 the
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for sea reconnaissance in all weathers. The German Sea Hawks served into the mid-1960s, until replaced by the
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engine. The Nene engine was viewed as underpowered; in 1950, the government had cancelled development of the
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FGA4 with the Nene Mk 103; total of 101 (86 new-build, the remainder converted from FB3 and FGA 4 examples).
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Export variant for the West German Navy, similar to FGA 6 but fitted with taller fin and rudder; 32 built
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on the tail. Other minor issues were addressed, including high stick forces and windscreen distortion;
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arrangement, the first for a Hawker-built aircraft. The aircraft was built to accommodate four 20mm
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funding. The Mk 50 was externally similar to the Royal Navy aircraft, differing in its use of a
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XE368 (Sea Hawk FGA 6) is located on a private farm in Market Harborough pending restoration.
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In Indian Navy service (beginning in 1960), Sea Hawks were used aboard the aircraft carrier
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navalised prototype to specification N.7/46 first flown at Farnborough 3 September 1948.
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The design team studied the potential adaption of the aircraft, having opted to use the
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prototype first flown at Boscombe Down on 2 September 1947, later converted to a P.1072
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would later be rebuilt as the prototype for the Sea Hawk F2, featuring power-assisted
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The Admiralty was not enthusiastic, in part due to the development of the jet-powered
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transferred to either nation, some operating from the flight deck of the Australian
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until 2010. In June 2022, it was announced that, after several years in storage at
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Wrath of a Mythical Monster: Westland Wyvern Operations in the Suez Campaign
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In 1956, shortly after the termination of the Sea Hawk production line, the
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Export variant based on the FGA 6 for the Royal Netherland Navy; 22 built.
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Production fighter with powered ailerons; 40 built by Armstrong Whitworth.
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Period footage of Sea Hawk operations on board HMS Eagle during the 1950s
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Fighter-bomber variant with stronger wing for external stores; 116 built.
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Video of a Sea Hawk performing an aerobatic display at Dunsford, 2008
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aircraft. The service was however intrigued by the long-range of the
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second-naval prototype first flown at Farnborough 17 October 1949.
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exhausts (which gained the name "trouser legs"), embedded in the
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cannons. It was powered by a 5,000 lbf (22 kN) thrust
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Website dedeicated to Out of Service British Military Aircraft
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Brown, Eric, Captain. "The Sea Hawk ...Epitome of Elegance."
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James, Derek N. "Type History: Database, Hawker Sea Hawk."
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View showing wing root air intakes on a production aircraft
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A Sea Hawk and Sea Fury of the Royal Navy Historic Flight
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would lead to the eventual development of the land-based
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service. The last operational Sea Hawks, operated by the
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6 underwing , with provisions to carry combinations of:
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The F 1 was armed with four 20 mm (.79 in)
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would be restored to flying condition at Yeovilton.
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The redesign had led to a new name for the project,
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Aircraft of comparable role, configuration, and era
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St. Paul, Minnesota: MBI Publishing, 2001. 2232:"Rocket Motor Doubles Power of Jet Aircraft." 2120: 2118: 997:and two each aboard the light fleet carriers 901:placed an order for 68 aircraft to equip the 8: 2367: 2365: 2284: 2282: 643:facility. Shortly after the outbreak of the 3118:. New York: Arco Publishing Company, 1973. 2272: 2096: 2094: 1649:, Mumbai, India. It's currently in storage. 1573:, Mumbai, India. It's currently in storage. 1355:, the Netherlands and India. One Sea Hawk, 463:On 2 September 1947, the P.1040 prototype, 293:design was submitted for evaluation by the 4369: 4355: 4347: 3284: 3270: 3262: 2873:"Warbirds of India - Sea Hawks and Alizes" 2431: 2429: 2427: 2355: 2353: 2351: 2300: 2298: 2296: 2294: 2270: 2268: 2266: 2264: 2262: 2260: 2258: 2256: 2254: 2252: 2037: 2035: 1772:engine, 5,200 lbf (23 kN) thrust 580:were used for preliminary service trials. 20: 2810: 2808: 2806: 2804: 2802: 2157: 2155: 2153: 2151: 2149: 2147: 2145: 2143: 2141: 2139: 2084: 2082: 2080: 2078: 2076: 2074: 2072: 2033: 2031: 2029: 2027: 2025: 2023: 2021: 2019: 2017: 2015: 1787:600 mph (970 km/h, 520 kn) 1593:Naval Air Station, Cochin, Kerala, India 1583:Naval Air Station, Cochin, Kerala, India 1531:Naval Air Station, Cochin, Kerala, India 746:An Indian Sea Hawk on the flight deck of 548:On 17 October 1949, the third prototype, 3063:. Midland Publishing. pp. 203–205. 2717:"Flugzeuge Flugausstellung Peter Junior" 1470:(Sea Hawk FGA 6) was airworthy with the 1213:Fighter/Ground attack variant; 97 built. 1041:in the early 1980s, carrying Sea Hawks, 934:placed an order for 30 aircraft, as the 615:Society of British Aircraft Constructors 529:was transferred to the aircraft carrier 3084:Green, William and Gordon Swanborough. 2898: 2896: 2867: 2865: 2109: 2011: 1793:480 mi (770 km, 420 nmi) 1641:(Sea Hawk Mk 100) was displayed at the 1611:Indian Institute Of Technology - Madras 3199:. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1969. 2977: 2663:"Malta Aviation Museum-Ta' Qali-Malta" 1599:(Sea Hawk Mk 100) is displayed at the 1565:(Sea Hawk FGA 6) was displayed at the 854:The first production Sea Hawk was the 517:On 31 August 1948, a naval prototype, 16:1947 fighter aircraft family by Hawker 3195:Taylor, John W.R. "Hawker Sea Hawk." 2761:"I Cleaned @whistlindiesel's Tank..." 2391: 2389: 2000:List of aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm 1811:48 lb/sq ft (230 kg/m) 1659:, Chennai (Madras), Tamil Nadu, India 1613:, Chennai (Madras), Tamil Nadu, India 1513:(Sea Hawk Mk 50) is displayed at the 1460:(Sea Hawk FGA 6) is displayed at the 1440:(Sea Hawk FGA 6) is displayed at the 1430:(Sea Hawk FGA 6) is displayed at the 1136:at Bournemouth (Hurn) Airport in 1967 850:Royal Netherlands Navy Sea Hawk Mk 50 7: 3192:. Air Enthusiast No 74 Mar/Apr 1998. 1398:(Sea Hawk FB 5) is displayed at the 1359:, remained airworthy as part of the 1027:were introduced after the conflict. 1862:4 × 500 lb (227 kg) bombs 1729:39 ft 0 in (11.89 m) 1723:39 ft 8 in (12.09 m) 1698:The Sea Hawk ...Epitome of Elegance 802:, reconnaissance cameras, external 509:Forward view of a P.1040 prototype 4687:de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk 4380:manufactured in Britain since the 3040:, Volume 23, no. 6, December 1982. 2517:"We're Still Here! 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Archived from 1895: 1881: 1474:, Yeovilton, England until 2010. 1388:(Sea Hawk F 2) is stored at the 1299: 1286: 1273: 1260: 1154:which retired the type in 1969. 29: 1836:4 × 20 mm (0.787 in) 1805:5,700 ft/min (29 m/s) 1674:Specifications (Sea Hawk FGA.6) 1589:(Sea Hawk Mk 100) is stored at 662:, part of the Hawker group, at 469:, sometimes referred to as the 5123:1940s British fighter aircraft 4971:Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer 3138:The British Fighter since 1912 3116:Hawker, an Aircraft Album No.5 3081:, Volume 23, no. 1, July 1982. 2527:royalnavyhistoricflight.org.uk 1799:44,500 ft (13,600 m) 1759:16,150 lb (7,326 kg) 1753:13,220 lb (5,996 kg) 1682:Hawker Sea Hawk 3-view drawing 1657:Madras Institute of Technology 1579:(Sea Hawk FGA 6) is stored at 1: 4798:Fairey Ultra-light Helicopter 2471:Harry, B. (1 February 2005). 1747:9,278 lb (4,208 kg) 808:rocket-assisted take-off gear 562:rocket-assisted take-off gear 442:fighter. Swept wing versions 382:Hawker elected to refine the 198:(FAA), the air branch of the 190:is a British single-seat jet 5148:Aircraft first flown in 1947 1034:The Indian aircraft carrier 660:Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft 494:addition of a bullet-shaped 208:Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft 88:Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft 5143:Single-engined jet aircraft 4702:British Aerospace Jetstream 3247:Sound of a Sea Hawk flypast 2816:"Hawker Sea Hawk Survivors" 2796:Retrieved: 14 October 2017. 1988:North American FJ-2/-3 Fury 1380:RNAS Culdrose (HMS Seahawk) 1089:and saw service during the 899:Federal Republic of Germany 5164: 4926:Armstrong Whitworth Argosy 4743:Armstrong Whitworth A.W.52 4622: / anti-submarine 4413:English Electric Lightning 3153:Hawker Aircraft since 1920 3086:The Great Book of Fighters 2445:Rickard, J (6 June 2010). 1690:Head-on view of a Sea Hawk 1472:Royal Navy Historic Flight 1361:Royal Navy Historic Flight 1251: 1152:Bournemouth (Hurn) Airport 1132:Two Sea Hawk FGA.6 of the 1095:Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 1091:Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 915:equipped with a pod-based 893:, Royal Netherlands Navy. 421:Naval Specification N.7/46 37:Royal Navy Historic Flight 4966:Scottish Aviation Pioneer 4908:Youngman-Baynes High Lift 4600:English Electric Canberra 3009: 2997: 2985: 2794:Nationaal Militair Museum 2539:"Sea Hawk to Fly Again". 2447:"Hawker Sea Hawk Mark 50" 1770:centrifugal-flow turbojet 1669:Khadakvasla, Pune, India. 1515:Nationaal Militair Museum 1392:, East Fortune, Scotland. 1390:National Museum of Flight 28: 4472:de Havilland Sea Vampire 3155:. 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Index


Royal Navy Historic Flight
Fleet Air Arm
tailhook
Manufacturer
Hawker Aircraft
Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft
Sydney Camm
Royal Navy
Indian Navy
German Navy
Royal Netherlands Navy
Hawker P.1052
Hawker P.1072
day fighter
Fleet Air Arm
Royal Navy
Hawker Aircraft
Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft
Dutch
Indian
Indian Navy
Second World War
jet propulsion
Hurricane
Tempest
Typhoon
Hawker Fury/Sea Fury
maiden flight
Rolls-Royce Griffon

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