Rank 97 documents the Hawker Sea Hawk FGA.6 — the Fleet Air Arm's first successful carrier-based jet fighter-bomber, entering service in 1953 as Britain transitioned from piston-engine Sea Furies and Fireflies to turbojet deck operations. Sir Sydney Camm's straight-wing design used the Rolls-Royce Nene turbojet in a rugged airframe that proved itself in Suez, Korea-era deployments, and export service with West Germany, India, and the Netherlands. The FGA.6 variant optimized ground-attack with strengthened wings and revised avionics while preserving the Sea Hawk's docile carrier-landing manners. Wallimilist renders the top-down split-view — FAA sea grey camouflage left, white wireframe rib lattice right, HAWKER SH crest, and roundel icon exactly as the master PNG dictates.