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RAF Harriers: Gone, but not forgotten..
RAF Harriers: Gone, but not forgotten..
Just a small tribute to the aviation legend that hovered in the british skies for almost half a century. Can't believe they're all gone now, it's hard to think of them as nostalgia; I guess that's how it goes these days!
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Re: RAF Harriers: Gone, but not forgotten..
Wonderful. Really liking #4. 
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Re: RAF Harriers: Gone, but not forgotten..
Lovely set of photos 
I'm puzzled by something on this subject..... what exactly has happened to them all at Cottesmore? Normally when a type has retired we see all sorts of movements by air / road to final destinations etc...
I haven't heard a thing since they retired.... have they just been mothballed in the hangars at Cottesmore and the hangars shut and left? Surely not.... I can't help thinking there's something going on by way of reserve contingency plan or the like.
I'm puzzled by something on this subject..... what exactly has happened to them all at Cottesmore? Normally when a type has retired we see all sorts of movements by air / road to final destinations etc...
I haven't heard a thing since they retired.... have they just been mothballed in the hangars at Cottesmore and the hangars shut and left? Surely not.... I can't help thinking there's something going on by way of reserve contingency plan or the like.
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Re: RAF Harriers: Gone, but not forgotten..
Stashed in hangers and kept active/live for possible future sale according to AFM.
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