Insane US Harrier Pilot Flying in Middle of Ocean: AV-8B Harrier II 

Calling the F-35 useless is insane. I love the harrier, but come on man.

why would you need canards when you have thrust vectoring already.

Howdy moit

LOL... MY FAV BOARD ON THAT GAME.. DAMN THOSE PATRIOTS AND “SHALASHASKA”

Its c 130

Cyber Warrior gets Bayonet In The Balls.

RR has ling been in the airplane engine business. They made the Merlin engine that maximized the P-51 Mustang in WWII.

RR aero engines and RR motorcars are two separate companies.

Elon's right but for a long while a single aircraft will be able to control a large number of drones to fly wingman for him and also to perform swarm attacks on the enemy. Considering these bot wing men can pull over 30Gs, having seven or eight of these things coming for you would be a brown pants experience.

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not with the US Marines, they never got them until 1993

The Harrier existed far before GTA was even a thing. The Harrier was first created by Britain in the mid-1960s, and was known as the Kestrel (at least the prototypes were)

Phantom-051-plane guy You dont say...

97.74 litres per minute. 8 litres per minute while hovering F 18 consumes 495 kg of fuel per minute at 580km/h

only the marine corps use it now they like to use older stuff

They used the older F-18s as well.

The USMC gets what they can pry out of the Navy budget.

No wonder battlefield 4 featured the marines in the game instead of the Air Force and the navy.

@@tiny4363 We still had an EA-6A. And I once saw a Willy the Whale.

only Gyro is the INS (Inertial navigation unit). Its the SAAHS that keeps it flying. No gyros there! There is a gyro I forgot! I never had to replace one before!

@@FerryBerry08 are you saying that the pilot only keeps stabilization on the stick?

@@I___ in the hover the stability and flight is controlled by saahs which is the stability augmentation and attitude hold system and my apologies there is a small rate gyro in there. On top of this, data fed from pitch, roll, yaw air speed, ground speed etc etc is fed to the air data computer and mission computer to power the PFCUs and wing tip, nose and tail RCS vents from bleed air fed to give stability. All this is automated and controlled by the saahs to make it easier for pilot to control in the hover and in flight and keep hands on stick and throttle and nozzle position. Inherently the aircraft is unstable so without it would crash! I’m super rusty as it’s been over 10 years since I was on the aircraft! A lifetime ago now!

@@FerryBerry08 Thanks! This is what I wanted to say that without the stabilization system, the hovering flight of the Harrier is impossible. Good luck and interesting flights! )

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Thanks for like

Let the planes speak for themselves.

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I don't think too many people care...it looks like 4 or so, so really, why bother?