Ht. 155: Hurricane Mk. XXXIX

A late-war variant of the Hawker Hurricane fighter, featuring upgrades like improved armament and armor. It was used by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and other Commonwealth air forces during the final stages of World War II.

Ht. 156: Hurricane Mk. XL

Another late-war variant of the Hurricane, intended for use in the Pacific Theater. It was equipped with a more powerful engine and had a modified wing design for improved performance at high altitudes.

Ht. 157: Hurricane Mk. XLI

A specialized version of the Hurricane designed for ground attack operations. It was heavily armed and equipped with armor plating for protection against small-arms fire.

Ht. 158: Hurricane Mk. XLII

A final production variant of the Hurricane, featuring a number of minor improvements over previous versions. It was used by the RAF and other Commonwealth air forces until the end of the war.

Ht. 159: Hurricane Mk. XLIII

A proposed variant of the Hurricane that was never built. It was intended to be a heavily armed and armored fighter for use in the European Theater, but the design was abandoned due to the development of more advanced aircraft.

Ht. 160: Hurricane Mk. XLIV

A proposed variant of the Hurricane that was never built. It was intended to be a high-altitude interceptor for use against German bombers, but the design was abandoned due to the development of more advanced aircraft.

Ht. 161: Hurricane Mk. XLV

A proposed variant of the Hurricane that was never built. It was intended to be a night fighter for use against German bombers, but the design was abandoned due to the development of more advanced aircraft.

Hr. 46: Hurricane Mk. XXXIV

A specialized variant of the Hawker Hurricane designed for use as a night fighter. It featured a powerful radar system, enhanced night vision equipment, and a strengthened airframe. The Hurricane Mk. XXXIV was deployed in various theaters of war, primarily in the European theater, where it played a vital role in countering German bomber raids.

Hr. 47: Hurricane Mk. XXXV

A further development of the Hawker Hurricane, featuring a new wing design with improved aerodynamics and a more powerful engine. The Hurricane Mk. XXXV was primarily used as a ground attack aircraft, providing close air support for Allied ground forces. The Hurricane Mk. XXXV proved to be a highly effective ground attack platform.

Hr. 48: Hurricane Mk. XXXVI

A late-war variant of the Hawker Hurricane designed for ground attack operations. It featured a more powerful engine, strengthened airframe, and additional armor protection. The Hurricane Mk. XXXVI was deployed in various theaters of war, providing close air support for Allied ground forces.