Supersonic Harrier
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telecat

Original Poster:

8,528 posts

271 months

Friday 13th January 2006
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Found the pictures!! Very different to the F-35.

Eric Mc

125,782 posts

295 months

Friday 13th January 2006
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Not altogether unlike the Yakovlev Yak-41 which flew at the 1992 Farnborough Air Show.

telecat

Original Poster:

8,528 posts

271 months

Friday 13th January 2006
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Nose section similar but the wing and engine configuration are very different as seen in the above picture.

Eric Mc

125,782 posts

295 months

Friday 13th January 2006
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What is it then?

eccles

14,401 posts

252 months

Friday 13th January 2006
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i always though this was the supersonic harrier.....

www.harrier.org.uk/history/images/1154col.jpg

Lurking Lawyer

4,535 posts

255 months

Friday 13th January 2006
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eccles said:
i always though this was the supersonic harrier.....

www.harrier.org.uk/history/images/1154col.jpg


That looks more like the Kestrel prototype (from memory!)

Eric Mc

125,782 posts

295 months

Friday 13th January 2006
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Nope, it's the Hawker P1154. If it had have been built, there would never have been any need for a Harrier.

R988

7,498 posts

259 months

Friday 13th January 2006
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Come on, its virtually identical to the yak 141. I personally think VTOL aircraft are mostly useless and a waste of money these days anyway.

flat_steve

1,535 posts

277 months

Saturday 14th January 2006
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But they're so cool!

Eric Mc

125,782 posts

295 months

Saturday 14th January 2006
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Harriers still serve a very useful function - and they do provide any force with a huge degree of felxibility and options they otherwise wouldn't have.