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Photograph 128851 Second World War, 1939-1945HAWKER HURRICANE AIRCRAFT (A60), PILOTED BY BRIAN EATON, RAF SERIAL NO. V7476. THIS HURRICANE WAS THE ONLY ONE TO COME TO AUSTRALIA, AND WAS SCRAPPED BY THE RAAF IN 1945-46. (DONOR: C. A. LYNCH).

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A Hawker Hurricane Mk.1 fighter aircraft (V7476) which was sent to Australia from the United Kingdom in 1941. It was the only Hurricane based in Australia during the Second World War and the RAAF designated it A60-1. The aircraft was based at Laverton, Victoria for the duration of the war and was scrapped some time in 1945-1946. Note the tropicalised air filter which was fitted to many aircraft types operating in the Pacific theatre.
HAWKER HURRICANE AIRCRAFT (A60), PILOTED BY BRIAN EATON, RAF SERIAL NO. V7476. THIS HURRICANE WAS THE ONLY ONE TO COME TO AUSTRALIA, AND WAS SCRAPPED BY THE RAAF IN 1945-46. (DONOR: C. A. LYNCH).

HAWKER HURRICANE MK 1, V-7476, THE ONLY HURRICANE FLOWN IN AUSTRALIA. THIS SHOT, DATE UNKNOWN, PROBABLY AT LAVERTON (VIC).

1941-08-29. HAWKER HURRICANE, V-7476. THIS IS THE ONLY HURRICANE EVER FLOWN IN AUSTRALIA. PILOT IN THIS PHOTOGRAPH IS GROUP CAPTAIN ALLAN LESLIE ("WALLY") WALTERS, AUSTRALIAN FLYING CORPS AND RAAF, AT

WAAAF riggers, mechanics and armourers work with RAAF maintenance crew on a Supermarine Spitfire Mk Vc fighter aircraft at RAAF Station Laverton. Note the tropical type air filter and long range slipp

Point Cook, Vic. C. 1945-02-06. RAAF pilots on the airfield at RAAF Station, Point Cook. Behind them is Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft A60-1. This aircraft, a survivor from the fall of Singapore, w

Point Cook, Vic. 1945-03-25. Flight Lieutenant S. W. Russell of Melbourne, Vic, in cockpit, receiving final instructions before taking off for a familiarisation flight in a Hawker Hurricane fighter ai
