The campaign was simple: you could collect points from Pepsi labels by buying Pepsi products. Once you collected points you… Read More
May 25, 1982 saw the British Task force off the Falklands take some of its most serious losses to Argentinian… Read More
‘VIFF stood for "vectoring thrust in launch forward flight" and entailed rotating the variable angle jet nozzles mounted to the… Read More
At 400 knots the view of Topsham is brief but exciting. The flight was as bumpy as the Back To… Read More
Ever since this attack was undertaken, the British have been insistent that all the Argentine reports about an attack on… Read More
On Aug. 7, 2019 two former Royal Navy Sea Harrier fighter jets were registered in British Civil Aviation Authority record… Read More
The UK was not against a Harrier sale, as the situation regarding the Malvinas/Falkland Islands was relatively satisfactory at that… Read More
Ian "Soapy" Watson, the Sea Harrier pilot, had completed only 75 per cent of the recommended flying hours. On Jun.… Read More
“It was a Sea Harrier going for Captain Robles’ aircraft. Almost simultaneously I saw fire in my mirror and immediately… Read More
The Sea Harrier was dubbed by Argentine pilots “La Muerta Negra” (The Black Death) because of its Extra Dark Sea… Read More
