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bae/mcdonnell douglas harrier
Stewart wilson A truly revolutionary combat aircraft, the Harrier was the world's first practical V /STOL fixed wing aircraft, its ground breaking design later backed up by a proven combat record as both a fighter and attack aircraft in the Falklands, the Gulf War and elsewhere. In Falklands air-to-air combat, Royal Navy Sea Harriers scored a remarkable 23 kills for no losses. After a difficult birth and at times uncertain development, the Harrier finally found a niche operating from both dry land and ships. Championed by the US Marine Corps (its largest customer), the Harrier became a largely American product in its second generation and remains an important element in the air arms of six nations. The Aviation Notebook Series is intended to provide a compact yet detailed reference source on the civil and military aircraft which have helped shape the history of aviation. The series highlights development of the aircraft, a model-by-model guide to its variants (including upgrades and conversions), technical and performance data, serial numbers, operators and more . The text is supported by over 50 colour photographs (where available) and new colour profiles. 48 pp - Paperback - Published 2000
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