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RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron The only Hurricane from the Battle of Britain still airborne today, Mk1 R4118 is widely regarded as the most historic British aircraft to survive in flying condition from the Second World War. During the Battle of Britain, it flew 49 sorties from Croydon and shot down five enemy aircraft Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire 7th Sept 2025 Battle of Britain Air Show HAE_7380

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The historic R4118

Constructed in 1940, the Shuttleworth's Collection Hawker Hurricane I R4118 (G-HUPW) is the only airworthy Hurricane to have taken part in the Battle of Britain and is perhaps the most historic Second World War fighter to have survived the conflict.

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RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron The only Hurricane from the Battle of Britain still airborne today, Mk1 R4118 is widely regarded as the most historic British aircraft to survive in flying condition from the Second World War. During the Battle of Britain, it flew 49 sorties from Croydon and shot down five enemy aircraft Photo taken at Duxford 9th May 2026 Flying Day Show (VE Day) HAA_1021

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RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron The only Hurricane from the Battle of Britain still airborne today, Mk1 R4118 is widely regarded as the most historic British aircraft to survive in flying condition from the Second World War. During the Battle of Britain, it flew 49 sorties from Croydon and shot down five enemy aircraft Photo taken at Duxford 8th May 2026 HAA_0589

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RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron The only Hurricane from the Battle of Britain still airborne today, Mk1 R4118 is widely regarded as the most historic British aircraft to survive in flying condition from the Second World War. During the Battle of Britain, it flew 49 sorties from Croydon and shot down five enemy aircraft Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire 5th Sept 2025 Battle Of Britain Air Show Fly in and Practice Day HAE_4193

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RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron The only Hurricane from the Battle of Britain still airborne today, Mk1 R4118 is widely regarded as the most historic British aircraft to survive in flying condition from the Second World War. During the Battle of Britain, it flew 49 sorties from Croydon and shot down five enemy aircraft Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire 13th September 2024 Battle Of Britain Air Show Fly in and Practice Day YYB_1593

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RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron The only Hurricane from the Battle of Britain still airborne today, Mk1 R4118 is widely regarded as the most historic British aircraft to survive in flying condition from the Second World War. During the Battle of Britain, it flew 49 sorties from Croydon and shot down five enemy aircraft Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire 27th March 2025 YYB_2186

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RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron by Chris Murkin Via Flickr: RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk-1 R4118 G-HUPW UP-W 605 Squadron The only Hurricane from the Battle of Britain still airborne today, Mk1 R4118 is widely regarded as the most historic British aircraft to survive in flying condition from the Second World War. During the Battle of Britain, it flew 49 sorties from Croydon and shot down five enemy aircraft Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire 27th March 2025 HAA_0981