Sea Fury

World War II British Military
#1

The Hawker Sea Fury was a progression from the Typhoon and Tempest fighter designs and entered service early in 1945. It was one of the fastest piston-engined fighters of WW2.

The Sea Fury saw combat after WW2 in Korea, at the Bay of Pigs in Cuba (where several CIA B-26s were downed) and Burma.

The F 10 was armed with 4 x 20mm cannon. The FB 11 was armed with 4 x 20mm cannon and could also be fitted for rockets, bombs, and drop-tanks. The T 20 was a trainer, and all other models were export designations.

This example is an FB 11 of the Royal Australian Navy circa 1949.

This example is an FB 11 of the Royal Australian Navy circa 1952.

This example is an FB 11 of the Burmese Air Force circa 1958.

This example is an FB 11 of 803 Squadron Royal Canadian Navy circa 1950.

This example is an FB 11 of 871 Squadron Royal Canadian Navy circa 1952.

This example is an FB 11 of 871 Squadron Royal Canadian Navy circa 1954.

#2

This example is an FB 11 of the Cuban Air Force circa 1958.

This example is an FB 11 of the Cuban Air Force circa 1959.

This example is an FB 11 of the Cuban Air Force circa 1961.

This example is an FB 11 of the Egyptian Air Force circa 1958.

This example is an FB 11 of 801 Naval Air Squadron circa 1951.

This example is an FB 11 of 802 Naval Air Squadron circa 1952.

This example is an FB 11 of 804 Naval Air Squadron circa 1951.

This example is an FB 11 of 805 Naval Air Squadron circa 1948.

This example is an FB 11 of 807 Naval Air Squadron circa 1951.

#3

This example is an FB 11 of 810 Naval Air Squadron circa 1954.

This example is an F 1 of the Iraqi Air Force circa 1948.

This example is an F 1 of the Iraqi Air Force circa 1948.

This example is an F 1 of the Iraqi Air Force circa 1948.

This example is an F 1 of the Moroccan Air Force circa 1978.

This example is an F 50 of the Dutch Navy circa 1946.

This example is an FB 51 of the Dutch Navy circa 1947.

This example is an FB 60 of the Pakistan Air Force circa 1949.

This example is an FB 60 of the Pakistan Air Force circa 1949.

#4

Cool stuff mate.

#5

Good to see some of your work again Clave…Excellent.