Hawker Hurricane in Belgian Service
Prior to the start of the Second World War, Belgium ordered 20 Hawker Hurricanes, with a licence to produce 80 more by Fairey. All of the Hawker produced fighters were delivered prior to the 10 May invasion by Germany, but only two of the local Fairey Hurricanes had flown. All but three were destroyed on the ground in an early morning raid on the first day of hostilities. These three were destroyed the next day.
Belgium Air Force Hawker Hurricane H-19 
Line-up of Belgian Hawker Hurricanes H-21 at the front Belgium Air Force Hawker Hurricane H-22 
Hawker Hurricane I Belgium 2Esc H22 Belgium 1940 Belgium Air Force Hawker Hurricane H-23 
Hawker Hurricane I Belgium 2Esc H24 Belgium 1940 
Hawker Hurricane I H-25 nosed over at Wevelgem due to bad condition of the airfield not prepared for the heavy weight of the fighter Hawker Hurricane I H-26 during the 1939/40 winter manoeuvres at La Bruyère Beauvechain airfield Hawker Hurricane H-27 
Hawker Hurricane I H-28 running up at its home base Schaffen in the Summer of 1939 Hawker Hurricane I H-29 of 2/1/2 Aé (Chardon) at Schaffen-Diest immediately prior to World War II Hawker Hurricane I H-31 of Schaffen based 2/I/2Aé (Chardon Thistle) on a visit at Nivelles airbase in 1939 
Hurricane I H-33 piloted by Sgt. Pierre Van Strijdonck was hit by the rear gunner of a Dornier Do 17 over the Durbuy area in the Ardennes on 12 March 1940 Hurricane I H-34 with black & white undersurfaces Hawker Hurricane I H-35 having been damaged on March 2nd, 1940 in combat with a Luftwaffe Do17Z Hawker Hurricane I H-36 being transferred by road from the Etablissements d’Aéronautiique at Evere to Bordeaux-Mérignac (F.) in late May 1940 Hawker Hurricane I H-39 the last one delivered before the start of World War II note the three-blade propeller and black and white undersurfaces 
Hawker Hurricane H-?3
