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A very cool image of the pilot of a Hawker Hunter F.6 of No. 111 Squadron (the 'Black Arrows' aerobatic display team), based at RAF Wattisham, Suffolk in the early 1960s.
Unlike today, this was an operational squadron, not a pro display team, despite the all black colour scheme.
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Hawker Hunter F6A
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F.6 XG172/36 63 Sqn 229OCU circa 68.69. slide scan P G Ryle.
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Hawker Hunter F.6 , XG169 '31', of No. 234 Sqn / 229 Operational Conversion Unit RAF, photographed in a steep dive in April 1974.
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Hunter F6. Hunter F.6 XE656 4FTS Woodford 23.6.73. credit P G Ryle.
I flew several Marks of Hunter, and this was definitely the GT version
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Swift FR.5 XD913 C and WK281 S 79 Sqn, Hunter F.6 XJ691 M 14 Sqn and XE535 F 26 Sqn 1960.
credit Bond Steve Bond
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