English: Pictured during the Falkland's war is a Harrier GR.3 undergoing an engine change in the hangar on HMS Hermes. A Royal Navy Lynx is visable at the rear of the hangar.
The Sea Harrier FRS.1 differed from the RAF's GR.3 in having extensive corrosion-proofing, a cockpit that was raised to provide the pilot with a better view, and a multi-mode radar called Blue Fox, which could search for targets in the air or on the sea.
Some of these images have had some dodging and burning done and have been retouched to remove detritus and dust and scratch marks only*
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Pictured during the Falkland's war is a Harrier GR.3 undergoing an engine change in the hangar on HMS Hermes. A Royal Navy Lynx is visable at the rear of the hangar.The Sea Harrier FRS.1 differed from the RAF's GR.3 in having extensive corrosion-proofing, a cockpit that was raised to provide the pilot with a better view, and a multi-mode radar called Blue Fox, which could search for targets in the air or on the sea.*Some of these images have had some dodging and burning done and have been retouched to remove detritus and dust and scratch marks only*
Short title
Falk-39
Author
Air Historical Branch-RAF, Air Historical Branch-RAF
English: Pictured during the Falkland's war is a Harrier GR.3 undergoing an engine change in the hangar on HMS Hermes. A Royal Navy Lynx is visable at the rear of the hangar.
The Sea Harrier FRS.1 differed from the RAF's GR.3 in having extensive corrosion-proofing, a cockpit that was raised to provide the pilot with a better view, and a multi-mode radar called Blue Fox, which could search for targets in the air or on the sea.
Some of these images have had some dodging and burning done and have been retouched to remove detritus and dust and scratch marks only*
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Pictured during the Falkland's war is a Harrier GR.3 undergoing an engine change in the hangar on HMS Hermes. A Royal Navy Lynx is visable at the rear of the hangar.The Sea Harrier FRS.1 differed from the RAF's GR.3 in having extensive corrosion-proofing, a cockpit that was raised to provide the pilot with a better view, and a multi-mode radar called Blue Fox, which could search for targets in the air or on the sea.*Some of these images have had some dodging and burning done and have been retouched to remove detritus and dust and scratch marks only*
Short title
Falk-39
Author
Air Historical Branch-RAF, Air Historical Branch-RAF