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gptkbp:instanceOf
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military aircraft
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gptkbp:aircraft
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14 ft 9 in
Hawk
39 ft 3 in
single-engine
low-wing
subsonic
advanced trainer
trainer and light attack aircraft
43 ft 8 in
Hawk_family
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gptkbp:armament
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can carry bombs and missiles
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gptkbp:avionics
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modern avionics suite
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gptkbp:built
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over 1,000
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gptkbp:cockpit
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glass cockpit
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gptkbp:constructionMaterial
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all-metal construction
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gptkbp:crew
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2
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gptkbp:crew_size
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gptkb:Martin-Baker_Mk_10
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gptkbp:design
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gptkb:Hawker_Siddeley
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gptkbp:engineType
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Rolls-Royce Adour
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gptkbp:exportedTo
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multiple countries
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gptkbp:firstFlight
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1974
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gptkbp:fuel_capacity
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2,000 liters
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gptkbp:headlights
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T-tail
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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Bae Hawk
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gptkbp:inspiration
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gptkb:United_Kingdom
pilot training
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gptkbp:is_used_in
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gptkb:Royal_Air_Force
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gptkbp:landing_gear
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tricycle landing gear
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gptkbp:length
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13.31 m
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gptkbp:manufacturer
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gptkb:BAE_Systems
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gptkbp:maximum_speed
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1,050 km/h
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gptkbp:maxTakeoffWeight
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9,000 kg
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gptkbp:militaryRank
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Hawk 100
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gptkbp:notable_feature
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low-speed handling
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gptkbp:notableOperations
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gptkb:RAF_Red_Arrows
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gptkbp:operational_status
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1980s
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gptkbp:operationalHistory
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used in various conflicts
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gptkbp:primaryUser
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Australia,_Canada,_India,_Saudi_Arabia
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gptkbp:propulsion
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3,000 lbf
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gptkbp:range
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2,500 km
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gptkbp:role
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trainer aircraft
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gptkbp:service_ceiling
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13,700 m
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gptkbp:serviceType
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1976
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gptkbp:speed
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110 knots
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gptkbp:succeededBy
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60 degrees per second
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gptkbp:successor
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gptkb:Bae_Hawk_128
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gptkbp:supportRole
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advanced jet training
light attack
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gptkbp:training
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integrated training systems
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gptkbp:variant
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gptkb:Hawk_T1
Hawk T2
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gptkbp:wingspan
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11.95 m
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