Hawker Hurricane fighters from the 151st wing of the British air force at the Soviet airfield Vaenga; Murmansk region; ~ September-December 1941
British fighter “hurricane” (Hawker Hurricane) performs a turn during the exit of the training attack on the bomber. 1940.
Photo composite
Bristol Blenheim Mk I was a British light bomber aircraft designed and
built by the Bristol Aeroplane Company which was used extensively in the
first two years of the Second World War.
British Pattern 1919 Royal Air Force Officer’s Sword
A Royal Air Force Officer’s Sword
82.5cm blade etched with the Royal Arms, RAF badge, vacant panels and foliage, regulation gilt hilt incorporating GRV cypher, eagle head pommel, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its leather scabbard, with gilt mounts, complete with sword knot of gold and blue strap and bullion acorn.The RAF Officer’s Sword shares design elements with the Pattern 1897 Infantry Officer’s Sword. The hilt design is nearly the same, except for the RAF emblem on the guard and the hilt material, which is brass. The blade is that of the P1897 Infantry Officer’s Sword, but with RAF motifs etched on the blade.
Captured British Hawker Hurricane fighter captured by Japanese forces in Singapore, on display in Japan; ~ 1942
Boulton Paul Defiant
Fairey Battle advertisements.
Bristol Type 156 Beaufighter
RAF Brewster Buffalo
