Typhoon Collection (#9)

A Royal Air Force Typhoon during a Red Flag mission in Nevada
A Royal Air Force Typhoon turns on to final approach at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, after a Red Flag mission

Two Royal Air Force Typhoon fighters at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada
Two Royal Air Force Typhoon fighters await takeoff clearance at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, as part of a Red Flag mission

A Typhoon of the Royal Air Force climbs away from Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, on a Red Flag Mission

Final checks are made on a Royal Air Force Typhoon prior to takeoff at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, as part of a Red Flag mission

Two Royal Air Force Typhoon fighters await takeoff clearance at Nellis Air Force Base
Two Royal Air Force Typhoon fighters await takeoff clearance while a U.S. Navy E/A-18G Growler takes off from a parallel runway at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, as part of a Red Flag mission

A Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada
A Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter awaits takeoff clearance at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, as part of a Red Flag mission

A Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter on final approach to Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, as part of a Red Flag mission

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Steam Ship Ormuz, Australia to England, 1887, on the voyage from Australia, In the Suez canal, passing through the Straits of Bab-el-Mandeb, doing fourteen knots an hour in the teeth of a full gale

The Loss of the jeannette: Separation of the Boats during a Gale, Seven P
The Loss of the " jeannette:" Separation of the Boats during a Gale, Seven P.M. September 12, 1881

The Loss of the jeannette, Lieutenant Danenhowers Boat Riding Out
The Loss of the " jeannette", Lieutenant Danenhowers Boat Riding out the Gale, September 12, 1881, with an Improvised Sea Anchor

Source Size = 3792 x 2512
The Harbour and Town of Zanzibar on the Morning after the Hurricane

Source Size = 3743 x 2524
A Pampero (Or Hurricane) in South America: the Inner Anchorage, Monte Video, during the Storm

Source Size = 3794 x 5086
THE NAVAL MANOEUVRES, H.M.S. " LURCHER" SHIPS A SEA: 1. A Perverse Conspiracy of Chairs; 2. Never be Caught with your Coat half on; 3. Drying Day after a Gale; 4

Source Size = 2516 x 1891
The Hurricane at Plymouth: Ships in Distress Burning Blue-Lights in Batten Bay

Source Size = 2523 x 1891
The Hurricane at Plymouth: View in Batten Bay the Evening after the Gale

A SNUG CABIN, OR PORT ADMIRAL, Come Hurricane, and drink your wine, heres to, The wind that blows, the ship that goes, And the lass that loves a sailor

The Crimean War: the Hurricane in the Black Sea: Wrecks at Balaclava, 1854

H. M. Steam-Sloop Lapwing (Commander Montagu O reilly) in a Gale, in the Doro Channel
H.M. Steam-Sloop Lapwing (Commander Montagu O reilly) in a Gale, in the Doro Channel

Scene in the Mersey on the Termination of the Late Gale, Vessels Outward-Bound

The Great Gale and Snow Storm: Wreck of the Bay of Panama, Near Falmouth, from A
The Great Gale and Snow Storm: Wreck of the Bay of Panama, Near Falmouth, from a Sketch Ey H.s. Tuke

Source Size = 5049 x 3819
A Gale in the North Sea, 1870

Source Size = 3926 x 2541
The Recent Gale, Wrecks at Hartlepool, February, 1861

Source Size = 3984 x 3391
The Recent Gale, Scene at Whitby: Upsetting of the Life Boat and Loss of Twelve Lives, February, 1861

Source Size = 3967 x 2881
The Gale of Last Week, Ruins of the North Wing of Sydenham Crystal Palace, February, 1861

Source Size = 3918 x 2729
Grand River Railway Bridge, Mauritius, Destroyed by a Hurricane, 1868

Source Size = 3983 x 2745
The Sea Breaking over the Cliff at Tynemouth during the Gale on Saturday, the 2nd Inst. November 16, 1861

Source Size = 4990 x 3169
" freshening Gale, Scarborough, Fishing Boats Returning to Harbour, " by E. Hayes, from the Royal Academy Exhibition, 1871

Source Size = 3944 x 2083
The Rhone, One of the Vessels Lost in the Late Hurricane in the West Indies, 1867

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The Northumberland Coast during the Late Gale, 1852

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The Orient Line Steamer Chimborazo in a Gale, 1880

a Fresh Gale, Mount Orgueil, Jersey, by E
" a Fresh Gale, Mount Orgueil, Jersey, " by E. Hayes, in the Exhibition of the Society of British Artists, Suffolk Street, London, 1869, UK

H. M. s. Himalaya in a Hurricane on the Atlantic, 1873
H.M.s. Himalaya in a Hurricane on the Atlantic, 1873

The Peninsular and Oriental Companys Steamship pekin in a Typhoon
The Peninsular and Oriental Companys Steamship " pekin" in a Typhoon in the China Sea

On the Vistula in Warsaw Poland, two ships with clergy and pilgrims become shipwrecked in a whirlwind, 1683, Caspar Luyken, Pieter van der Aa I, 1698

Print, print maker: Jan Luyken (mentioned on object), Dating 1682

Whistler, Whistler (Yacht), Yachts, 1880

JAPAN: TYPHOON, c1911. The ship, Meiji Maru, washed ashore after a typhoon in Japan. Photograph, c1911

JAPAN: TYPHOON, c1911. Japanese torpedo boat driven ashore by a typhoon. Photograph, c1911

JAPAN: TYPHOON, c1911. Boats washed a mile inland at Tokyo, Japan, by a typhoon. Photograph, c1911

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A Typhoon makes a pancake landing, on the edge of a rock-strewn shore near Torquay in an awe-inspiring display of precision and power. The Typhoon FGR4 at RAF Leuchars stands tall, ready to take on any challenge that comes its way. Just like Nichiren calming the storm in the famous Japanese Oban color print from 1835 by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, this mighty aircraft tames the skies with its sheer force. The Typhoon from 29 (R) Squadron based at RAF Coningsby steals the show at RIAT 2014, leaving spectators spellbound as it gracefully maneuvers through the air. The Royal Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 showcases its unparalleled capabilities while soaring high above. Witnessing a Typhoon force in flight is nothing short of breathtaking; their synchronized movements and raw power leave you in awe. As a Hawker Typhoon Ib passes alongside Spitfire IXb over Normandy, history collides with modernity, reminding us of the indomitable spirit that fought for freedom during World War II. Two Typhoon FGR4 aircraft flown by 29 (R) Squadron from RAF Coningsby epitomize strength and unity as they navigate through turbulent skies together. Their presence exudes confidence and reassurance amidst uncertainty. In an extraordinary display of cooperation, RAF and US Marine F-35B jets find solace under the watchful escort of an RAF Typhoon. Together they form an unstoppable force, showcasing military prowess at its finest. Remembering BAe EAP's contribution to aviation history reminds us how far we've come since those early days. Today's advanced technology has given birth to remarkable machines like the Typhoons we see today – pushing boundaries beyond imagination. As a majestic Typhoon F2 fighter jet deploys its brake parachute upon landing at RAF Coningsby, one can't help but marvel at the precision and skill required to handle such a powerful beast.