Panzer Hunter - Hawker Typhoon. MN235, the only complete surviving Hawker Typhoon, rolled off the Gloucester production line in 1944. Following a 40 minute flight flown by Squadron Leader Allan H Smith DFC she was then sent to the U.S. for trials and evaluation. Today at the RAF Museum, MM235 represents a Typhoon of 440 Squadron RCAF. #warbirds #hawker #hawkertyphoon #typhoon #ww2 #wwii #RAF #royalairforce | The Warbird Coffee Company

A Hawker Typhoon fires its rockets at a railway, July 1944. The clip comes from a compilation of RAF Fighter Command Hawker Typhoon gun camera footage from July-November 1944, mostly filmed in France but also in Belgium and the Netherlands. Find it in full here: https://bit.ly/3PpGD2t Film: IWM MTE 1829 | Imperial War Museum London

A part of Gloucestershire heritage is being restored thanks to a team of volunteers and apprentices. A Hawker Typhoon World War II aircraft is being worked on at the workshop of The Jet Age Museum and the undercarriage has been carefully restored by apprentices from Safran at Staverton. All 3300 examples of the Hawker Typhoon were built by the Gloster Aircraft Company. | BBC Gloucestershire