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This was not the prettiest Hurricane, I'll admit. But it was invaluable during the Battle Of Trafalgar.
The clipped wings allowed low level flights between Trafalgar and Waterloo taking advantage of the time slip mechanism developed at LARPA.
Low enough to travel via the Bakerloo Line tunnels? That's impressive engineering.
Hang on didn't one of them distract King Harold at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 just long enough for a Norman archer to shoot him in the eye?
Yes, it's seen in the tapestry towing a drogue chute, which compensated for the great power of the engine, and by slowing it down allowed enough time for the military cross-stitch experts to complete the image.
Okay, but what about the Handley-Page 0/400s used by “Butcher” Cumberland at Culodden? People keep forgetting the bombing raids on Inverness.
You’re both wrong,it was that one where Kenneth Branagh beat the French. Or was that Laurence Olivier? Wait that was Trafalgar, right? I’m confused.
Thought it was William Wallace flying it
Too true, at Trafalgar it was the Seahurcane version for the fleet air arm.
Yeah, wasn't a squadron loaned to the Prussians?
sorry to nitpick but there was never a battle of the railway station
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