On display at RAF Museum Hendon with split black/white undersides. This Hurricane was built by Gloster at Brockworth and entered RAF service on 19 Jan 1940. It was sent to France and flew sorties with 'A' Flight, No. 607 (County of Durham) Sqn. during the Battle of France. Transferred back to Croydon in May 1940, it flew in the Battle of Britain. It spent time thereafter with Training Command and suffered accidents and repairs. The Hurricane was identified for preservation in April 1944. It was used in films including "Battle of Britain," finally reaching RAF Hendon in May 1972.

Aircraft in disassembly for condition audit prior to being moved from the Battle of Britian Hall to Hangar 3/4.

Displayed in the RAF Museum at Hendon since May 1972.

Taken during a typical English summer's day. Aircraft now resides in the RAF Museum at Hendon.

1940-built Hurricane I which served with 607 Squadron in that year. It wears the Squadron's 'AF' unit code. Now preserved at Hendon. Displayed at RAF Abingdon during the RAF 50th anniversary show.

Built by Gloster Aircraft in January 1940, serving No. 607 fighter squadron from April 1940 and later used as an advanced trainer until retirement in August 1943. Displayed in Horse Guards Parade. Now in the RAF Museum at Hendon.