hawker aircraft

  1. overscan (PaulMM)

    Chris Farara (Brooklands Museum Hawker archivist) has died

    Tony Buttler has informed me that Chris Farara, former Hawker Aircraft employee, compiler of the Hawker Association newsletter, occasional writer, and diligent archivist of the Brooklands Hawker archive, has passed away. I can only speak from my own experience - Chris was a really nice man, who...
  2. Mike Pryce

    Transcript of an in depth interview with Hawker's Ralph Hooper

    30 Jan 2016 is the 90th birthday of Ralph Hooper - father of the Harrier (and P1216!) https://twitter.com/MichaelJPryce/status/693087096026849280 http://www.bl.uk/voices-of-science/interviewees/ralph-hooper Ralph was both the inspiration and a great help in my Master's and PhD studies, and...
  3. blackkite

    The Hawker P.1052, P.1072 and P.1081.

    Hi! The Hawker P.1052 swept-wing version of the Sea Hawk for high speed research. https://www.baesystems.com/en/heritage/hawker-p1052 "The Hawker P.1052 was an experimental aircraft produced by Haker Siddeley for research and development of swept back wing designs. As preparations were being...
  4. J

    Hawker tempest prototypes

    Hawker tempest prototypes
  5. hesham

    Hawker Fury Monoplane Project of 1933

    Hi, the Hawker company developed in 1933,a monoplane version of its Fury biplane fighter,it remained a drawing board only. http://alternathistory.org.ua/fury-monoplane-ili-nemnogo-o-kharrikeine
  6. Apophenia

    Hawker P.1035 Hawk

    Hawker P.1035 Hawk with F.2/43 Fury undercarriage. Source grade 1. While searching for P.1035 images I came across the beginnings of a model by Paul Bradley (attached). Until seeing it, I hadn't considered the possibility that the P.1035 retained the tail-wheel undercarriage (a la Attacker)...
  7. overscan (PaulMM)

    Hawker designation list

    Source: Donald Hannah, Flypast Reference Library - Hawker, Key Publishing 1982
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