"Suck my nozzles, man"... Whoooooosh..🤪....

Tristar was beautiful

Colour party

Is this RAF wittering?

If an aircraft is born in a country then it is intellectually owned by that country. The modern Harrier has a reasonable content which is designed in the USA, including the wings but it doesn't become American. I have serious doubts whether any modern aircraft is 100% pure country specific content.

5.03 the lancaster is my uber nice ww2 plane...love how its made the sound everything about the aircraft how it fly's damn nice!! thumps up!.

I love those Harriers!!!! I saw one perform a beautiful demo today here in the United States.

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Im polish but i live in England and i want to be a Royal air force Pilot my favourite plane is f/a 22 f-22

The Typhoon carried out air to ground sorties over Libya in April 2011! Google 'Operation Ellamy'

It's embarrassing to read the crap that comes out of your own side. The Avro Arrow was Canadian, the Harrier GR5-9 were a McDonnell Douglas redesign of the Harrier (with BAE help) - could quite reasonably be called American-ish. The Harrier was based on a French idea and only got going in the UK because an American at the MWDP passed on the idea to Bristol. Being proud of a great achievement is one thing but being blind to others is dishonourable. e.g. F22 canopy by GEC (uk) blisks by MTU (.de)

I know, I just stated the only reason the harrier could be construed to be American.

yes he knows that, he means britain made the harrier because theres alot of americans who think they made the harrier

Except that the US bought plenty of them.

But the F-35A,B, and C are.

Avro was not a Canadian company, they were a British company with a Canadiann division. Before 1945 Avro Canada didn't exist.

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its actually new type of jets tht came out in 2000 in the UK i think not sure but i know cause my mums mates mate used to fly 1

no problem we from Holland like to do something for dead people. of course for this pilots and gunners! they died for our freedom... so thank you to England

Assen: My home town :)

is there anywere in the UK or the world that u can fly as a passenger in a military jet like ppl do on documentarys like jeremy clarkson

avro was a canadian company, for one, and wikipedia it avrocar, first aircraft to have verticle to forward thrust

@agibbs98 The Nazis could not invade the United Kingdom, they did not have anything that could get past the Royal Navy or the RAF, get your head out of your backside

@agibbs98 actually it was canadians who first invented the engeineering marvel ur speaking of in the harrier jump jet, look it up, was an attempt at a huver craft and then when we sold avro the british got the blue prints and designed the harrier

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@Kookas bad cars america corvetts mustangs

i'm never quite sure if i should find the american way of thinking that NOBODY could EVER achieve ANYTHING even close to their excellence, let alone BETTER saddening and frightening or just plain amusing =/

Also what is the point of designing a stealth air superiority fighter which does not have sufficent internal fuel to opperate at the ranges which are required to provide air cover for the more remote areas of the U.S. and as a result it must carry drop tanks thus negating the stealth features which are integral to the F-22s claimed capabilities.

The Typhoon FGR.4 Can out fly the raptor in almost every aspect of the flight envelope and, despite it's "stealth features" Typhoons have obtiained missille lock on F-22s on several occasions, not only with IRST but also with the CAPTOR radar.

Yes the Harrier was designed and built by British citizens but I bet you personally had fuck all to do with it.

@AirSquirrel1 The Typhoon is not Air to Ground rated yet.. couldn't even drop a turd on the Taliban! The RAF’s current fleet is now being used to deliver quick reaction alert cover for the UK from Coningsby in Lincolnshire and Leuchars in Scotland, and also for the Falkland Islands. This emphasis on delivering air defence services from multiple sites has come at the expense of the RAF establishing the Typhoon as a ground-attack asset.

we can build weapons of destruction but why can we build a car

@AirSquirrel1 Here here!, They really have taken the 'Great' out of Great britain, A total disgrace toward the RAF.

We the British don't seem to have many friends in mainland europe any longer, however, it seems as if we can still count on the Dutch people.....Thank you!

I race GP bikes and i thought that was a real buzz...but it ain't got shit on what these guys do...what an awesome way to make a living.

Good video, the Harrier is Awesome.

Interesting video. Thanks for uploading. Thumbs up! :)

Thank you Holland. Thank you for looking after & honouring those young men. We've had huge difficulties in Britain in gaining "permission" for a national memorial to the 55,000 dead of RAF Bomber Command (USA, Canada, Australia all have such a memorial). Whether Germany has complained to those countries, or only to Britain I don't know. We wish to honour their sacrifice & courage against great odds, not to glorify slaughter. Hopefully many Dutch will be able to come to London for the unveiling.

The Harrier Is 100000000000% NOT American

Amazing !

@lovegarbage wrong, the harrier is British then we sold some to the us marines. Then McDonnell Douglas brought the rights to build them and they redesigned them, enter the AV8B. the harriers you saw in the film were probably a GR7 and the trainer, they 're a evolution of the Harriers we've been building since the beginning.

@okaaaiiiden It is not I am afraid

The Harrier that we plucky Brits use is a development of the McDonnell Douglas AV8B so the Harrier as we know it is AMERICAN!

the thing is british have the best trained piolts, seamen and army than everywhere else. im going into the raf as all my fathers apart from my dad where in the millatry.

great flying, i wish could be a least passenger someday

legia to kurwa

Nice video! Did anyone else notice that the Pilot breifing at 1.35 is a Kiwi (New Zealander), he is a former RNZAF Skyhawk Pilot.

Aye, this one's 100% UK. Don't forget, too, that most modern fighters rely on Martin Baker, UK, Bucks, firm, for their ejection seats.

Lovely tribute from the people of a brave country - god bless the Netherlands

LOVE IT :P although not 100% brittish might i add. atleast i dont think so. if anyone could tell me awsome :P