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Guest 696
Registered: 31 Mar 2010
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Admiral Dave's controversial decision to scrap the 74 Harriers has been stopped. They are to be sold to the United States of America.
From Sky News:
Britain's decommissioned Harrier jump-jets are to be sold for around £34m to the US Marines.
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Guest 651
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15 November 2011
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"The price of the deal has not been disclosed, but Heinrich said the US was paying $50m (£32m) for spare parts alone."
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Guest 649
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15 November 2011
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Goodthing the USA is on ourside we can hire them back when we need them.
Guest 698
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15 November 2011
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Just what I was thinking Vic but by then our qualified Harrier pilots will be pensioned off.
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Guest 649
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Maybe they go with them Peter,I know if I was a Harrier pilot I would already be out there waiting for them.Get my green working card and live in the USA.
Guest 658
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The U.S. Marines have been flying harriers since it was first in service, doubt if they need our pilots.
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