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7154M, 1951 Hawker Hunter F.3, C/N: 41H/665401
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Aircraft 7154M, 1951 Hawker Hunter F.3, c/n 41H/665401, The first Hawker P1067 Hunter prototype WB188 converted to Mk.3 standards and gained the world air speed record in 1953. Seen as Instructional Airframe 7154M at a RAF St. Athan Battle of Britain airshow in the early 1980's., at EGDX, photo by Roger Winser
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The first Hawker P1067 Hunter prototype WB188 converted to Mk.3 standards and gained the world air speed record in 1953. Seen as Instructional Airframe 7154M at a RAF St. Athan Battle of Britain airshow in the early 1980's.
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Upload Date 2012-12-20
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Aircraft 7154M, The first Hawker P1067 Hunter prototype WB188 converted to Mk.3 standards and gained the world air speed record in 1953. Seen as Instructional Airframe 7154M at a RAF St. Athan Battle of Britain air show in the 1980's., at EGDX, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
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Aircraft 7154M, The first Hawker P1067 Hunter prototype WB188 converted to Mk.3 standards and gained the world air speed record in 1953. Seen as Instructional Airframe 7154M at the RAF St Athan Historic Aircraft open day in 1984., at EGDX, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
@ EGDX
Aircraft 7154M, The first Hawker P.1067 Hunter prototype WB188 converted to Mk.3 standards and gained the world air speed record in 1953. Seen as Instructional Airframe 7154M at the RAF St. Athan Historic Aircraft open day in 1984, at EGDX, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
@ EGDX
Aircraft 7154M, 1951 Hawker Hunter F.3, c/n 41H/665401, The first Hawker P1067 Hunter prototype WB188 converted to Mk.3 standards and gained the world air speed record in 1953. Seen as Instructional Airframe 7154M at a RAF St. Athan Battle of Britain airshow in the early 1980's., at EGDX, photo by Roger Winser
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