Whirlwind Fighter - Hoodie Tornado ZG775 the RAF took it on

the RAF took it on as a low level strike aircraft

Between the wars No

basic and advanced trainer

used in all theatres of WW2 notably during the Battle of Britain

in February 1959 the Prime Minister of Canada John Diefenbaker stopped the development of the Arrow

Whirlwind Fighter - Hoodie Tornado ZG775 the RAF took it onWestland Whirlwind The Whirlwind entered service with the Royal Air Force as a heavy fighter in 1940. It was the most heavily armed and fastest fighters at the time and was used for ground attack missions over France, being particularly good at destroying locomotives. Due to engine and manufacturing problems the aircraft was replaced by the Hawker Typhoon in 1943.