| Artifacts off the Hawker Hurricane AM 274 on display: |
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| In an attempt to preserve the authenticity of the original we have salvaged all the pieces of the original aircraft that we possibly could. Some pieces will be used again after they are cleaned, inspected and repaired as necessary. Other non-airworthy pieces will be used as patterns to make new replacement pieces for the aircraft. Still others are unable to be used in any way, except to put on display as an example of the condition of the aircraft after sitting for nearly 50 years in the open air on the Rybachiy Peninsula in the Arctic Circle. |
| More identified artifacts on display at JNE Aircraft Restoration Services |
| Larger skin pieces on display on another wall at JNE Aircraft Restoration Services |
| The pilot's side of the original AM 274 firewall ~ the armor plating outline can be seen at the top of the firewall. Just inside the armor plating are two bullet holes. These shots passed through the firewall into the engine area. |
| Several artifacts are identified along this wall and the History of the Hawker Hurricane AM 274 is told |
| A closer view of the bullet holes that missed our pilot that day in 1943 |
