Hawker Hurricane in Free French Service
Hawker Hurricanes were used by the Forces Aériennes Françaises Libres (FAFL), the Free French Air Force and Navy, fighting in North Africa between June 1940 and May 1943 . The Hurricanes, like all FAFL aircraft, sported the Cross of Lorraine on the fuselage, instead of the roundel in order to distinguish them from those aircraft flying for the Vichy French air force. These squadrons were generally formed within the RAF, operating with RAF squadron numbers, so that Groupe de Chasse Alsace was known in British circles as No. 341 Squadron RAF.
Hawker Hurricane of the Free French Naval Air Service (Aéronavale française libre) 
Hawker Hurricane II Trop being readied Egypt 1941 
Hawker Hurricane II Trop being readied Egypt 1941 
Hawker Hurricane I Trop Armee de lAir White 6 Z4426 1943 
Hawker Hurricane I Trop Armee de lAir White 4 and 5 1943 
Hawker Hurricane I Trop Armee de lAir GC1 Z4434 Egypt 1942 
Hawker Hurricane I Trop Armee de lAir Egypt 1941 
Hawker Hurricane I Trop Armee de lAir 1943 
Hawker Hurricane I Trop Armee de lAir 
Hawker Hurricane of the Armee de lAir 
Hawker Hurricane IIC Trop of the Armee de lAir 
Hawker Hurricane of the Armee de lAir 
Hawker Hurricane of the Armee de lAir 
Hawker Hurricane II Trop Armee de lAir