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Originally posted by jrod
As much as I love the Harrier, I don't think I would attempt to fly one because they have a reputation as a 'flying coffin'. Only the best daredevil pilots in the USMC fly these beasts today.
Originally posted by earthdude
www.wired.com...
So this is the end of the mighty Harrier.
more here:
www.pdfgeni.com...
Originally posted by earthdude
reply to post by Violater1
Because they lack color?
Originally posted by Violater1
Originally posted by earthdude
www.wired.com...
So this is the end of the mighty Harrier.
more here:
www.pdfgeni.com...
MODS..PLEASE CLOSE THESE LINKS
The Harrier made its final flight with the British RAF last week, marking one end to the jet famous for being able to take off and land vertically. The jet's recently declassified flight manual shows just how extraordinary it is.
Originally posted by earthdude
reply to post by Violater1
I think you may be a little paranoid. I'm sure it was declassifed. The plans for building an atom bomb were also declassified about 20 years ago. Today's wars are a little different than WW2.
Originally posted by Violater1
reply to post by thoughtsfull
We still fly these jets and the information is still pertinent.
I'm sure you or anyone else, would not want to even lift a finger to assist anybody, who would want to exploit this material.
A former MoD plane which would cost £16m brand new is going on sale to the public for a mere £15,000.
Originally posted by earthdude
reply to post by Violater1
I think you may be a little paranoid. I'm sure it was declassifed. The plans for building an atom bomb were also declassified about 20 years ago. Today's wars are a little different than WW2.