Hawker Typhoon / RAFHawker Typhoon fighter bomber model. Responding to 1937 RAF specifications requiring a substitute for the "Hurricane" fighter, the Hawker Aircraft Company built 2 prototypes, one for each type of engine indicated in the specifications. Thus the "Tornado" was fitted with the Rolls Royce Vulture engine, and the "Typhoon" with the RR Napier Sabre engine. While the first project was abandoned, the second continued its development despite structural and

The AC-130U is named for the AC-47D and has the "Spooky" nickname rather than the "Spectre" nickname used by all other AC-130 gunships

dual galleys

The engine and cowl replaced by a more conventional cowl with rocker cover fairings

000 pounds during wartime

The Boeing board of directors authorized production of the 777-300 on June 26

the MiG-15 suffered high losses

It achieves a cruising altitude that's 40% higher and a range that's 40% longer

Providing high-altitude escort to B-17s and B-24s

the Dominican Republic and Cuba

Armament included the four 7

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Though a competing design (the Martin AM-1 Mauler) also attempted to fill the same design spec