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Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Just seen (11:45) 3 Harrier fuselages road-running on the A1 Southbound near Peterborough, all under taupaulin so unfortunately no serials.
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Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
The first of many sightings over the next couple of weeks
Engines should be hitting the road next week.
At least it will stop people saying that they will be flying them out.............

At least it will stop people saying that they will be flying them out.............
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Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Didnt think they would be going so quickly!
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Boo boo (aka Jamie)
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Boo boo (aka Jamie)
'The first time I ever saw a jet, I shot it down!' - Yeager
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Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Why? Its been 12 months since they last flew, and I know that the contract with the USMC has only just been signed, but it doesn't take long to strip an airframe down to transport. Remember a large number have been stored without engines, so all they have to do is remove the wing section, the tail fin and other bits and bingo, call in the removal men.Flyingmonster wrote:Didnt think they would be going so quickly!
Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
romeo bravo wrote:Why? Its been 12 months since they last flew, and I know that the contract with the USMC has only just been signed, but it doesn't take long to strip an airframe down to transport. Remember a large number have been stored without engines, so all they have to do is remove the wing section, the tail fin and other bits and bingo, call in the removal men.Flyingmonster wrote:Didnt think they would be going so quickly!
Do Pickfords do Harriers?

Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Probably heading to join the rest of them parked up at Southampton Docks.ddodd000 wrote:Just seen (11:45) 3 Harrier fuselages road-running on the A1 Southbound near Peterborough, all under taupaulin so unfortunately no serials.
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Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Joined by 18 Peg Mk107 engines today!
Airframe serials have been written on the wooden canoe frames, that's if you get close enough!!
Airframe serials have been written on the wooden canoe frames, that's if you get close enough!!
Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
romeo bravo wrote:Joined by 18 Peg Mk107 engines today!
Airframe serials have been written on the wooden canoe frames, that's if you get close enough!!
Indeed, a mate of mine has just returned to the engine bay after being leant out to RAF Marham, h's been getting all the American Christmas presents ready!

Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Saw the egines heading south on the A1 today and more loaded up at Wittering.
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Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Would that be Neil??XPLUMBER wrote:romeo bravo wrote:Joined by 18 Peg Mk107 engines today!
Airframe serials have been written on the wooden canoe frames, that's if you get close enough!!
Indeed, a mate of mine has just returned to the engine bay after being leant out to RAF Marham, h's been getting all the American Christmas presents ready!
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Re: Harriers in Transit A1 Southbound.
Longsy then......... They are the all 2 who have returned back here from Tonka Town
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