Initially designed to replace the Hawker Hurricane as the complimentary high-altitude fighter to the Supermarine Spitfire, the Typhoon instead found its fame as a low altitude ground-attack aircraft, spearheading the airbourne assault through occupied Europe after D-Day. Designed around the enormous 24 cylinder Napier Sabre engine, the Typhoon has a tough gestation before maturing as a capable, low level fighter bomber, devistating German armour in Normandy and beyond.

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Hawker Typhoon IB, Aircraft flown by Squadron Leader Basil Gerald "Stapme"Stapleton DFC, No.247 (China-British) Squadron, No.124 Wing, 2nd Tactical Air Force, Royal Air Force, Eindhoven, Netherlands, December, 1944.
Hawker Typhoon IB, Aircraft flown by Officer A.H.Fraser, No.439 (Westmount) squadron, No.143 Wing (Royal Canadian Air Force), 2nd Tactical Air Force, Royal Air Force, Eindhoven, Netherlands, February, 1945.

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