Page 41 - History of War - Issue 10-14
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ICON OF WAR
VECTORINGNOZZLES
Fixedinfoursymmetricallocations
aroundtheaircraft,these
Sea Harriers weren’t flown
bytheRAF,buttheRoyal
Navy’s Fleet Air Arm
FRONT NOSE WITH RADAR AND
FORWARD PITCH CONTROL
ARMAMENTS
SeaHarrierswereoftenfittedwithtwin30mm
ADEN cannons, attached in a central position
under the fuselage. Four pylon stations under
the aircraft’s wings allowed for additional
air-to-air and air-to-surface strike capabilities,
including Sidewinder missiles and originally
even WE.177 strategic nuclear bombs during
the Cold War.
MAGNESIUM
COATING
WING-TIP WHEEL STRUTS
Image: Brian Burnell

