The UK Royal Navy will mourn the retirement of its last Sea Harrier fighters this week, but its Fleet Air Arm is far from finished as a fast-jet power.

Fair St. Louis has secured the world's only civilian-owned Royal Navy Sea Harrier to appear at the celebration's three air shows. That's a big coup for organizers who knew the ...

Transformation of the UK's Joint Force Harrier fleet began in earnest last week, when the first of the Royal Navy's three squadrons of British Aerospace Sea Harrier FA2 fighters was decommissioned ...

The British Aerospace Sea Harrier FRS1 entered service with the Royal Navy in April 1980, during an era in which most naval and land-based air superiority fighters were large and supersonic.

In various iterations featuring flight- and weapons-systems upgrades, the Harrier has seen combat for more than 40 years, primarily via the U.S. Marine Corps, the Royal Navy, the Royal Air Force ...

After seeing service in the Falklands, the Gulf, the Balkans and Sierra Leone, the Royal Navy's five remaining Sea Harriers flew in formation to RAF Shawbury. The Sea Harrier's quirky looks and ...

The Harrier pilots, which launched from the decks of the Royal Navy aircraft carriers HMS Hermes and HMS Invincible, pulled off this remarkable fleet whilst tangling with the Argentines’ A-4 ...

The last Royal Navy fast-jet to land on a British warship was in November 2010 ... 800 Naval Air Squadron touched down on HMS Ark Royal (file image of a Harrier) ... F-35B at sea, compared to land ...

Forces.net, a UK armed forces platform has published that a Royal Navy Sea Harrier and a Lynx helicopter – a combat veteran of the Falklands War – have completed their 8,000-mile journey to ...