How Much the Harrier Cost & More Burning Questions Answered 

No its 70 mil Pepsi points

He probably got it for 50% of the original price. Just saying.

@@UnknownHumanoid i looked it up. You can get one needing minor repairs for 1-3 mil

@@benjicodis thats cheaper than i thought lol

@@beerzgaming8784 no its 700 mil

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He needs them to read. When he looks at the camera it's a blur with the glasses on.

It's just too bad the person who literally took them up on it and got the 7m Pepsi Points lost the court battle because of reasons that these days wouldn't be accepted at all. Today I Found Out did a video on it a while back.

@@Apex_Slide - Common sense is a valid reason in court it was pretty obvious it was an exaggerated joke I sincerely doubt the guy that sued expected a jet he wanted to prove a point

@@Apex_Slide He should have gotten the damn carrier, although with that many points, I don't think he would have fitted into the airplane

@@odyseuszkoskiniotis6266 im pretty sure those were not available to the general public even with millions on hand back then.. they should have had something older like a p51 in the ad 🤣

Cool!

My family is friends with him I actually have a model sea harrier that he gave me

Thanks Terry! There are no more videos planned.

As a former Marine, he would have had training with Navy guys in flight school. They use a lot of the same equipment and go through many of the same training courses. For instance, the Navy and Marines both fly the F-18 so it makes sense they'd go through the same training squadrons before they get sent off to their individual frontline Marine or Navy squadrons. The Marines do send fighter pilots to Top Gun. They've had Marines AND Air Force pilots (on exchange with the Navy) serve as instructors at Top Gun. The Air Force guys typically bring their own planes with them; they've operated USAF F-16 and F-15s with the Top Gun adversary squadrons as Red Force planes. The Marine Corps NEVER operated the F-14 in any of its fighter squadrons. They didn't buy the plane because at the time they were considering aircraft purchases in the 1970s, the F-14 didn't have a ground attack role at the time and really wasn't configured for anything other than air-to-air missions and the Marine Corps wanted a more multi-mission plane that had a primary focus ground attack with secondary air-to-air. They needed to replace the A-4 primarily as their short-range light attack plane because it wasn't the ideal plane for forward basing... You need a decent runway to operate A-4s from as wonderful as they are for many things. The Harrier fit that bill better than the F-14 so the Marine Corps passed on getting at least 200 F-14s for the Harrier which worked out well for the Marines. Marine pilots have flown F-14s in at Navy test facilities and as part of officer exchanges with the Navy in active duty squadrons when the F-14 was operational with the US Navy.

Joseph Howard Chuck Norris? Lol

answered it a previous video, about $3,500 USD

We'll see. She should fly this year, but it depends if there's a budget to film it!

Very possible. They bought the Harrier in the early 1970s for the Marine Corps. They actually started flying the early version (AV-8A, equivalent to the RAF Harrier GR.1) in 1971. They lost about half the original order of Harrier I's (AV-8A) in accidents in the 1970s and 1980s, about 40 planes with 30 Marine pilots losing their lives. The planes that DID manage to survive in service were upgraded to AV-8C configuration and were retired in the late 1980s.

Agreed str8 clickbait u dont have to tell what u spent per agreement u can say I think an average Joe could get one for around this.....Dont have to tell what u paid people was just wondering a simple question....if u refuse to answer put that in your title....get just as many clicks...

bypass air from LP comp stages.

For what? The jet is from the UK lol.

The Americans flew the Harriers in Iraq and Afghanistan...

We have one and are currently rebuilding it. Should be ready by the end of 2019.