The Hawker Typhoon was a British fighter-bomber aircraft used during World War II. Designed by Hawker Aircraft, it first flew in 1940 and became known for its powerful performance and versatility. The Typhoon was equipped with a robust airframe and a large engine, allowing it to excel in ground attack missions and engage enemy aircraft. Primarily used by the Royal Air Force, the Typhoon played a crucial role in the Allied invasion of Europe. Its ability to carry heavy bombs and rockets made it effective against armored vehicles and enemy installations. The aircraft was eventually replaced by more advanced models but remains a significant part of aviation history.