Hawker Hunter
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Hawker Hunter FGA.9, RAF This immaculate example is on display at the RAF Museum at Hendon, painted in the colors of No.8 and No.43 Squadrons to represent one of the Hunters operating in Aden in 1960. (picture supplied by Stef De WIt - additional info by Ray Deacon) |
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Hawker Hunter, Royal Air Force (picture supplied by Stef De WIt) |
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Hawker Hunter 'FR. Mk.10', Royal Air Force On display at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford, is this F.Mk.6 which has been fitted with a camera nose to make it resemble the FR.Mk.10 reconnaissance version. (picture supplied by Stef De WIt - additional info by Ray Deacon) |
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Hawker Hunter F.4 ID-44, Belgian Air Force Long after the type was withdrawn from operational use, the Belgian air force used this Hunter as a static show example. (photo by unknown photographer - Aviation Buffs archives) |
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 Hawker Hunter F.6 IF-144, Belgian
Air Force aerobatic team 'Red Devils' |
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Hawker Hunter F.4, painted as F.6 IF-70 in the Red Devils aerobatic team livery. The aircraft nowadays is part of the collection at the Brussels AELR museum. |
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Hawker Hunter F.6, Belgian Air Force These wrecks are bound to become star exhibits at Beauvechain's Historical Centre. Initially stored outside, they are now under cover in one of the base's hangars. (pictures supplied by Stef De WIt) |
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Hawker Hunter F.4 (F.6
conversion) ID-123 of the Belgian Air Force. The colors
are those of the aircraft as it was preserved in the
1980's near the Koksijde barracks main entrance. (scale model by Guido Van Roy) |
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Hawker Hunter F.4, Dutch Air Force (Koninklijke Luchtmacht) (picture supplied by Jean-Pierre Lauwers) |
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Hawker Hunter F.51, 427 of the Royal Danish Air Force, ESK724 (1973) |
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Hawker Hunter F.58 J-4090, Swiss Air Force (picture supplied by Stef De WIt) |
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Last update : 01/05/02 - (c) Guido Van Roy
