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239K views · 10K reactions | Why was the Harrier Jump Jet first developed? Fighter pilot Paul Tremelling explores the history of the famous Hawker-Siddeley Harrier next to IWM London's GR9 variant in this episode from the IWM YouTube channel. Watch in full: bit.ly/3R0WQe4 | Imperial War Museum London | Facebook

87 reactions · 18 shares | The jump features at the end of our adrenaline pass!  Before you take the leap off the edge you’ll be faced with the longest high-wire bridge in Europe and climbing inside of the last working slate mine in England! ⛰️ Do you think you’ve got what it takes? #adventureuk #activity #adrenaline #thrillseeker #honister #lakedistrict #mountains #uk #england #britain #thingstodo #awesome #infinity #jump #lakedistrict | Honister Slate Mine | Facebook

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🚀✈️ The Harrier Jump Jet: A marvel of aviation history! Famous for its Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) capabilities, it took to the skies with the RAF in 1969, showcasing unmatched versatility in many different types of operations. Although retired from British service in 2010, variants like the AV-8B still soar today, inspiring future innovations like the F-35 Lightning II. 🌍🔧 | Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology