Aircraft LF363 — 1944 Hawker Hurricane IIC Photo at EDLV

LF363, 1944 Hawker Hurricane IIC, C/N: 41H/469290
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Aircraft LF363, 1944 Hawker Hurricane IIC, c/n 41H/469290, Airport-Festival Airport Weeze , 01 may 2008, at EDLV, photo by Henk Geerlings
Airport-Festival Airport Weeze , 01 may 2008
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Shot Date 2008-05-01
Airport EDLV
Weeze (Niederrhein) Airport, Weeze Germany
Upload Date 2008-11-05
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Camera Make OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
Camera Model D595Z,C500Z
Shutter Speed 1/320 sec
Aperture f/6.8
ISO 50
Focal Length 18 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 2560 × 1920
Date Taken 2008-05-01 13:57:03
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Aircraft LF363, at TATOO 2017, at EGVA, photo by B777juju
B777juju
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Aircraft LF363, LF363 was built at the Hawker factory at Langley near Slough. It first flew in January 1944 and is believed to be the last Hurricane to enter service with the RAF, at EGXC, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGXC
Aircraft LF363, Off airport. BBMF aircraft representing Hurricane P3878 coded YB-W of 17 Squadron RAF during the Battle of Britain circa May 1940. Displaying at the Pembrey and Burry Port Carnival held in Burry Port, Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK., photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
Aircraft LF363, Off airport. Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Hurricane aircraft coded YB-W displaying on day 1 of the Wales National Air Show held over Swansea Bay, Wales, UK., photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
Aircraft LF363, Hawker Hurricane IIC of the BoBMF displaying at the Wales National Airshow Swansea, Pilot for the day was, Sqn Ldr Andy (Milli) Millikin., photo by Derek Flewin
Derek Flewin
Aircraft LF363, 1944 Hawker Hurricane IIC, c/n 41H/469290, Airport-Festival Airport Weeze , 01 may 2008, at EDLV, photo by Henk Geerlings
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