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Newsletter 25
Autumn 2009
Updated on 11Oct2009
Published by the Hawker Association
for the Members.
Contents © Hawker Association

Contents
Editorial
America - Washington DC
Book Reviews
Correction
Demon News
F-35 lightning II News
Harrier 40th Anniversary
Harrier News
Hawk News
Hawkers In The '50s Part 2
    Incidents
    Filming
    Racing
    Engines
Kestrel Evaluation Squadron
Members
Programme
Sea Fury News
Summer Barbecue
Sea Fury News
 
    An ex Iraqi Fury, rebuilt by Sanders Aeronautics with a Wright R-3350 engine, made its first post-restoration flight in Ione, California, on 2 June. Owned by Christophe Jacquard it will be based at La Ferte-Alais near Paris.
    Former Royal Navy Historic Flight Sea Fury T20, WG655, also rebuilt by Sanders, visiting from California appeared at the Duxford Flying Legends display in July.
Demon News

    Hawker Demon G-BTVE/K8203 flew on 23 June after an eighteen year rebuild by Skysport Engineering, Bedfordshire. The remains were bought from Guy Black who acquired them from the RAF Museum. Prior to that the Demon had been with the Aldershot ATC and at RAF Netheravon as a training aid. This Boulton Paul built aircraft served with 64 Squadron at RAF Church Fenton, whose livery it wears today. It is owned by Demon Displays who flew it on its debut at Old Warden on 2 August.