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| The photos below are of two
Sea Hawk airframes. The outdoor Sea
Hawk is a FGA 6 at the Midland Air Museum, Conventry, England. The indoor Sea Hawk is a FB 3 located at the Newark Air Museum, Nottingham, England. Martin Anderberg owns the images below and is sharing them with us. |
