Hawker Hurricane Survivors, 9781909808348
Hardcover
Building on research originally started thirty years ago, Gordon Riley has delved into the archives to amass new information, and in the process managed to identify positively one particular Hurricane which had proved elusive for more than forty years.

Hawker Hurricane Survivors

A Complete Catalogue of Every Existing Hurricane Worldwide

$69.84

  • Hardcover

    224 pages

  • Release Date

    30 September 2015

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Summary

With 2015 being the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain - arguably the Hawker Hurricane’s ‘finest hour’ - it is appropriate to tell the story of the surviving Hurricanes from around the world. Building on research originally started thirty years ago, the author has delved into the archives to amass new information - and in the process managed to identify positively one particular Hurricane which had proved elusive for more than forty years. Today a number of Hurricanes are being private…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781909808348
ISBN-10:1909808342
Author:Gordon Riley
Publisher:Grub Street Publishing
Imprint:Grub Street Publishing
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:224
Release Date:30 September 2015
Weight:1.12kg
Dimensions:216mm x 255mm x 25mm
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”…heavily illustrated and well produced and will serve as an excellent guide not only for historians but also warbird enthusiasts.”

”…heavily illustrated and well produced and will serve as an excellent guide not only for historians but also warbird enthusiasts.“–Air Classics

About The Author

Gordon Riley

Gordon Riley was first introduced to the world of vintage aviation through his father, who had been a Lancaster pilot during World War II. His interest in preserved vintage aircraft came from visits to the Skyfame Museum at Staverton and the Shuttleworth Collection at Old Warden in the 1960s; he later became one of the founding members of the Midland Aircraft Preservation Society. He started as an editorial assistant on Aviation News and remained there for a year. From there he published Britain’s first magazine dedicated to vintage aircraft - the aptly titled Vintage Aircraft magazine which he edited from 1976-1986. Gordon’s previous work includes Spitfire Survivors (1984), with later editions being co-written with the late Graham Trant and, more recently, Peter Arnold.

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