Hawker Hunter FGA9 of 43 Squadron at RAF Khormaksar circa 1966

Hawker Hunter FGA9 (Fighter
Ground Attack) taxiing out for take off at RAF Khormaksar, Aden C. 1966

Hawker Hunter FGA9 of 43 Squadron at RAF Khormaksar circa 1966

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Index PageAden Aircraft
TitleHawker Hunter FGA9 of 43 Squadron at RAF Khormaksar circa 1966
Date circa 1965-1967
DescriptionHawker Hunter FGA9 (Fighter
Ground Attack) taxiing out for take off at RAF Khormaksar, Aden C. 1966
LocationRAF Khormaksar
County/CityAden
CountryYemen
CopyrightCopyright ©Ivor "Taff" Davies

Tags
1960s,  1965,  1966,  1967,  Aden,  Airbase,  Aircraft,  Airfield,  Arabian Peninsula,  Aviation,  FGA.9,  Fighter Ground Attack,  Gulf of Aden,  Hawker,  Hawker Aircraft,  Hawker Aircraft Limited,  Hunter,  Hunter F.G.A.9,  Jet,  Military,  RAF,  RAF Khormaksar,  Royal Air Force,  Scanned Slide,  Voigtlander Vito C,  Yemen

CameraVoigtlander Vito C
LensVoightlander Lanthar 2.8/50 
Focal Length50mm
Focal Length (35mm)50mm
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