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Powered by the de Havilland Gyron turbojet capable of delivering up to 27,000 lbs of thrust with reheat, the design incorporated a chin-mounted radar intake, swept wings, and projected performance reaching Mach 2.35 at altitude. Hawker was quietly encouraged by officials to spend their own money on the P.1121 as a \"fallback\" should budgets for more ambitious projects be cut — and in retrospect, with proper official backing, it could have been a great Hunter follow-on and a genuine British rival to the Mirage III, the F-4 Phantom, and the MiG-21. In 1958, all work was stopped in the wake of the infamous 1957 Defence White Paper by Minister of Defence Duncan Sandys, which called for manned fighter aircraft to be phased out and replaced by guided missiles. The P.1121 amounted to nothing more than design brochures, drawings, mockups, and an incomplete prototype. 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