A crash inspector and his crew of No. 53 RAF Repair and Salvage Unit, having located a derelict Hawker Hurricane in the Western Desert, assess the possibility of salvaging the aircraft. The propeller blades conditions suggest a belly landing with not running engine. Note also the poor conditions of the wing leading edge, likely effect of the prolonged use of unpaved and sandy runways. Victor Sierra

It’s possible this salvage?

A German officer make a series of surveys over the RAF’s Hurricane Z4932 “B” downed by the Luftwaffe’s JG27 over the North African desert, 1941 or 1942. Note under the canopy the name “KIWI”: the pilot is perhaps a New Zealander? Victor Sierra