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Go Sell It To The Marines - Harrier Jets Off
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Go Sell It To The Marines - Harrier Jets Off
Britain's decommissioned Harrier jump-jets are to be sold for around £34m to the US Marines.
The 74 Harriers were mothballed last year as part of the Defence Review following the General Election and they have been stored at the RAF's base at Cottesmore where they are looked after at minimum fleet maintenance.
Sky News Story
It's got to be good they are selling them instead of just scrapping them, getting a return.
The 74 Harriers were mothballed last year as part of the Defence Review following the General Election and they have been stored at the RAF's base at Cottesmore where they are looked after at minimum fleet maintenance.
Sky News Story
It's got to be good they are selling them instead of just scrapping them, getting a return.
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