vessels where space is short the hangar and flight deck share the same space, with the hangar stowing away for flight operations. Gallery See also Bellman hangar (temporary hangar designed in the United Kingdom in 1936) Bessonneau hangar (portable timber and canvas hangar used during World War I) Blister hangar (arched portable hangar patented in 1939) Archerfield Second World War Igloos Hangar Complex (from February 1943 by the Allied Works Council) Double cantilever hangar Hangar 18 Hangar-7 Loring Air Force Base Arch Hangar, a large hangar constructed for multiple B-36 Peacemaker aircraft Military building Tee hangar (primarily used for private aircraft at general aviation airports) Type-C hangar, built by the Royal Air Force during its Expansion Period (1934 to 1939) Underground hangar Vehicle Assembly Building, the largest spacecraft hangar ever to exist References Further reading Francis, Paul (1996) ‘British Military Airfield Architecture – From Airships to the Jet Age’ (Patrick Stephens Ltd, Sparkford, Somerset, ) External links Marine Corps Air Station, Tustin at the California Military Museum website Photo history of British hangars Type T2 Hangar Functional Standards Bellman Hangar Functional Standards German Hangar Hangars