Bonus this week from the Finnish archives
Taken at Immola, July 2, 1944.

Another bonus this week.

One F4U-4 was fitted with AN/APS-6 radar in a pod on the right wing for night fighting and designated "F4U-4N".
And here she is.

From the old site but needed too be added.

Hawker Hurricane XII 5405 of 135 (f) Squadron
Built by the Canadian Car and Foundry
- crashed Cat.C at Patricia Bay on 02-Feb-43, with its pilot, Sergeant M. J. Binion, being uninjured, repaired
- involved in a mid-air with Hurricane 5408 on 08-May-43, while practicing section attacks on three other Hurricanes, five miles East of Ladysmith, both pilots were uninjured
- stored reserve with No. 3 Training Command on 07-Aug-44 and made available for disposal from 17-Sep-45
- had 467:15 hours on the airframe time when struck off the RCAF lists at Dunnville, Ontario

Nice pic, and I think that's the first time I've seen a fin flash in that style, very interesting!

Itlooks to be Canadian Built Hurrie to me

The Canadians we're too cheap to put the prop cap on
Their reactions to "Why" was "It wasn't necessary".

Five this week taken from "The Flight" library.

Queens New York March 51

Wow! Thx for sharing