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A formation of Hawker Hurricane Mk1’s of No. 85th squadron RAF on the hunt towards the end of the Battle of Britain.
October 5th, 1940
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A formation of Hawker Hurricane Mk1’s of No. 85th squadron RAF on the hunt towards the end of the Battle of Britain.
October 5th, 1940
(Colored by DBcolour)
In any second now you will get loads of posts saying this aircraft was the workhorse of the Battle of Britain. What does that mean? Does it mean the Spitfire squadrons worked less? Of course not… there were simply less Spitfires made at this time. And the Hurricanes and Spitfires worked together to get the result we needed. It worked well.