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The first Hawker Sea Fury semi-navalised prototype, SR661

The first Hawker Sea Fury semi-navalised prototype, SR661


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The first Hawker Sea Fury semi-navalised prototype, SR661

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1. The First Hawker Sea Fury Semi-Navalised Prototype: SR661 This photograph showcases the first Hawker Sea Fury semi-navalised prototype, registration number SR661, during its testing phase. The Sea Fury, a British single-engine, carrier-borne fighter aircraft, was a significant development in the post-World War II aviation industry. The Sea Fury was initially designed as a land-based fighter, but its versatility and potential for adaptation to naval use quickly became apparent. The semi-navalised prototype, SR661, was the result of these efforts. This aircraft was modified to accommodate the additional equipment required for operation from a carrier, such as an arrestor hook and folding wings. The Sea Fury's powerful engine, the Napier Sabre 18, provided it with impressive performance, enabling it to reach speeds of over 400 miles per hour. Its agile handling and robust design made it a formidable presence in the skies, both as a naval fighter and as a ground-attack aircraft. The testing of SR661 marked a crucial step in the Sea Fury's evolution, paving the way for its successful deployment on British aircraft carriers. This photograph captures a moment in aviation history, as the Sea Fury transitioned from a land-based fighter to a versatile and effective naval aircraft. The Sea Fury's legacy extends beyond its military applications, as it continues to inspire aviation enthusiasts and collectors. This photograph, with its intriguing details and historical significance, offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the beauty and complexity of aviation engineering during a pivotal period in its development.

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