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| Hurricane formation above the lower cloud layers patrol in an aerial wonderland, on Nov. 27, 1940. |
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| Hawker Hurricanes during the Battle of Britain. |
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| 'The Big Wing': Formations of Hurricanes climb through the clouds 'to intercept an enemy formation reported heading for London', September 1940. Imperial War Museum photo CH 1429. |
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| A Hurricane pilot in his cockpit, North Weald, May 1940 Imperial War Museum photo CH 157. |
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| A Hurricane pilot discusses his flight with the intelligence officer after 'returning from aerial combat', 17 October 1940. Imperial War Museum photo HU 104480. |
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| Ground crew feed belts of .303-in ammunition into the wing of a Hurricane, probably Manston, May 1940. Imperial War Museum photo CH 192. |
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| Rear view of a Hurricane being rearmed, probably Manston, May 1940. Imperial War Museum photo CH 191. |
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| A Hurricane pilot in flying kit blowing up his 'Mae West' lifejacket, North Weald, May 1940. Imperial War Museum photo CH 164. |
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| A Hurricane pilot in flying kit walking to his aircraft, May 1940. Imperial War Museum photo CH 165. |
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| Hurricane pilots interviewed by journalists at North Weald, May 1940. Imperial War Museum photo CH 159. |
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| A Hawker Hurricane refueling and reloading between missions in the summer of 1940. U.S. National Archives photo. |
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| Pilots confer in front of a Hurricane at North Weald, May 1940. Imperial War Museum photo CH 160. |
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