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The two aircraft on display are a Hawker Hurricane Mk 1 Replica US-X and a Supermarine Spitfire Mk 1 Replica.
The carving of a pilot watching out to sea forms the centre piece of the the memorial. The French coast is just visible on the horizon 24 miles (41Km) away.
A higher resolution image than the existing image
The Christopher Foxley-Norris
Memorial Wall listing the 2937 awarded the Battle of Britain Clasp.
The carving of a pilot watching out to sea forms the centre piece of the the memorial.
The two aircraft on display are a Hawker Hurricane Mk 1 Replica US-X and a Supermarine Spitfire Mk 1 Replica
On the ramparts surrounding the memorial and wall, with the view out to the French coast.
