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Goose Posted: Wed, Dec 15 2010 11:26 AM

Operations with the UK’s BAE Systems Harrier GR9/9A ground-attack aircraft will come to an end today, with the nation’s Joint Force Harrier organisation to perform a final series of sorties from the Royal Air Force’s Cottesmore base in Rutland.

The farewell is to involve a 16-aircraft formation which will perform flypasts at the RAF’s facilities at Wyton, Cranwell, Waddington, Scampton and Coningsby and also over Stamford, Lincoln and Oakham before returning to land at Cottesmore. The aircraft should take off from around 12:45 local time and land around 90min later, the Ministry of Defence says.

http://www.flightglobal.com/articles/2010/12/15/350937/pictures-uk-harriers-to-make-final-operational-flights.html

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will miss the harrier when it goes as superb aircraft he F35 will be a better aircraft but the harrier still a legend it will live on for a while yet in other navies however.

 
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