On this page you'll find photos of P-40s in RAF markings for which I have little or no info.

This photo of an unidentified RAF Tomahawk was found in a gallery on the SmugMug photo-sharing site.
The gallery, created by Mr. Stuart Lamb, is made up of photos from an album put together by the late
Gilbert C. Lamb, (1915-2005) an RAF veteran who served in North Africa. I've cleaned up and enhanced
the image a bit, but the original may be seen HERE.


Gilbert C. Lamb photo via Stuart Lamb - Larger Image

An unidentified Tomahawk.


Project 914 Archives

A series of shots showing another unknown Tomahawk.


Project 914 Archives


Project 914 Archives


Project 914 Archives

This unidentified Tomahawk was snapped along with a couple of Hurris at Takoradi, Gold Coast, West Africa.


Project 914 Archives - Larger Image


Project 914 Archives - Larger Image

An anonymous Kittyhawk I/Ia, April 1942...


Project 914 Archives (S.Donacik collection) - Larger Image

Here's an Italian news photo showing a Tomahawk that's seen better days...


Project 914 Archives (S.Donacik collection) - Larger Image

Regrettably, I kept no record as to the source of this image showing an RAF Kittyhawk III.
Please contact the webmaster if you have info about the Hawk shown, or its original source.


Source: Unknown Website


Source: Unknown Website

The Desert Fox and his entourage look over a dilapidated Tomahawk.


From: 'Fighter! - Luftwaffe Fighter Planes and Pilots' by Werner Held - Larger Image

Groovy color shot of a Tomahawk gettin' a bit of TLC. The IWM caption reads:

Airmen in tropical dress work on the Allison engine of a Curtiss Tomahawk aircraft
in a makeshift hangar. The photograph is believed to have been taken at Takoradi.


Imperial War Museum - Larger Image

Five old beat up T-Hawks await some TLC at an unknown (to me) airfield in North Africa.


National Archives and Records Administration via Fold3 - Larger Image

A closer look...


National Archives and Records Administration via Fold3 - Larger Image

I've no info on this oopsie, except that the location was apparently RAF Old Sarum.


Project 914 Archives - Larger Image

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