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Hawker Typhoon - 03 by Andrea Mazzocchetti

The Hawker Thypoon was a single-engine plane, a low-wing monoplane designed by the British company Hawker Aircraft in the late 1930s as a fighter plane with which to replace the previous Hurricane, which had recently entered service.
Some development problems delayed its implementation but, once resolved, it became the main fighter of the Royal Air Force during the Second World War. It remained in service until 1945, when it was replaced by the Hawker Tempest.

The Typhoon project was born in the spring of 1937 when the designers of the Hawker Aircraft of Kingston, led by the engineer Sydney Camm, began working on the successor of the Hurricane fighter just entered into service in the Royal Air Force: on the initiative of the company, it was completed the project (called "Type N") of an aircraft with a Napier Saber engine, a 24-cylinder H engine, then under development; the project was submitted to the Air Ministry in July...

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