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Hunter F.Mk.6 | Unit: RIrAF
Serial: 401
Circa 1957. The first version of the Hawker Hunter purchased by Iraq was F.Mk.6, which entered service with the No. 1 Sqn, at the time based at Habbaniyah/Tahmouz AB. The pilots and technicians for the unit were trained by No. 229 OCU, at Chivenor and were swift to learn how to operate the aircraft properly. Initially, the tempo of RIrAF Hunter-operations was high, with the units going through a very rigorous training programme. Sadly, most of the officers and pilots from Habbaniyah were arrested and imprisoned either after the coup in 1958, or after another coup, in 1960. Only few remained in Iraq after 1962, and even less returned to serve.
Artist: © Tom Cooper
Source: The ACIG Journal
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Artist: © Clave
Source: Clavework Graphics
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Hunter F.Mk.6 | Unit: IrAF
Serial: 403 (ex XK146)
This Hunter F.Mk.6 was one of 14 ex-RAF aircraft purchased by Iraq with US funding in late 1957. It is seen here already wearing the fin flash introduced after the coup in 1958.
Artist: © Tom Cooper
Source: The ACIG Journal
Discussion: Comments
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Hunter F.Mk.6 | Unit: IrAF
Serial: 626
October 1973.
Artist: © Listovnichiy U.P.
Source: 'Aviation and Times' 1995, No.2
Discussion: Comments
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Hunter F.Mk.59 | Unit: 1st Sqn, IrAF
Serial: 570 (c/n.8750)
Iraqi Hunter-fleet took part in the war against Israel, in 1973, as well. This time the No.1 Sqn was deployed to Egypt, while No.702 OCU was deployed to Syria. Both units suffered considerable losses: the No.1 Sqn should have lost all of its aircraft by the second week of the fighting.
Artist: unknown
Source: Hunty, the Jet Fighter
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Artist: © Tom Cooper
Source: The ACIG Journal |
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Artist: © Jan Mace
Source: Letecktvi I kosmonautika (L+K), 2002, No.17
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Hunter F.Mk.59A | Unit: IrAF
Serial: 660 (c/n.8752)
This FGA.Mk.59A is shown as it appeared at the time of the Six Day War, in 1967, when Iraqi Hunters - some flown by Pakistani pilots - shot down at least two Israeli fighters.
Artist: © A.Bykov
Source: 'Wings of Fatherland' 1996, No.8
Discussion: Comments
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Hunter F.Mk.59B | Unit: IrAF
Serial: 578 (c/n.8847)
The IrAF received a total of 16 Hunter F.Mk.6s, 22 Hunter F.Mk.59s, 18 Hunter F.Mk.59As, and four Hunter F.Mk.59Bs, as well as between three and five T.69A two-seaters, and several FR.10s. This F.Mk.59B is shown as it appeared at the time of the Six Day War, in 1967, when Iraqi Hunters - some flown by East German, Polish, Libyan and Pakistani pilots - shot down at least two Israeli fighters.
Artist: © Tom Cooper
Source: The ACIG Journal
Discussion: Comments
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Hunter F.Mk.59B | Unit: 4th FS, IrAF
Serial: 579 (c/n.8902)
Six Day War, 1967.
Artist: © Gael Elegoet
Source: Le Fana de L'Aviation
Discussion: Comments
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Hunter FR.Mk.10 (ex F.Mk.6) | Unit: IrAF
Serial: 664 (ex N259)
Several Hunter F.Mk.59As and F.Mk.59Bs were delivered modified to the FR.Mk.10 standard. During the 1960s some of these, including the '664' shown here (former N259 while still a F.Mk.6 with the Netherlands Air Force), were easily recognizible having had their noses and fins painted in red. On 13 October 1973 British mercenary Robert Conner was shot down while returning with one of the FR.Mk.10s from a reconnaissance mission over the Golan - by Syrian SA-3s. The loss caused a break in cooperation between the IrAF and the SyAAF at the time.
Conner Robert
Artist: © Tom Cooper
Source: The ACIG Journal
Discussion: Comments
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Hunter T.Mk.66A | Unit: IrAF
Serial: 467
No additional information
Artist: © Richard Ward
Source: 'Hawker Hunter F.1/T.66 in Royal Air Force and Foreign Service' by Francis K.Mason, Aircam Aviation Series No.31, Osprey Publishing Limited
Discussion: Comments
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Hunter T.Mk.66A | Unit: IrAF
Serial: 701
During 1956-1966. Formerly this aircraft was G-APUX.
Artist: © M.David Howley
Source: 'Hawker Hunter' by Alan W.Hall, Warpaint Series No.8
Discussion: Comments
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