AVI-8 has revealed a new military-inspired watch, called the Hawker Harrier Pegasus Automatic. Designed to resemble the turbines of the Harrier jump jet's Rolls-Royce Pegasus engine, the watch is ...

In May 1969, a daring race between iconic skyscrapers marked a new chapter in aviation. At the heart of it was Britain’s Harrier Jump Jet, an aircraft that defied traditional take-off and ...

A high-speed jet that can land horizontally and vertically is calling it a career and will be on display at an aviation museum in Mesa. The aircraft, known as a Jump Jet, can take off vertically ...

In its statement on changes to VMA-231, the Marine Corps said "the squadron's transition from the legacy AV-8B Harrier II to the F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter is representative of 2nd ...

A unique sound is set to reverberate around Bridgnorth this Sunday when a Harrier jump jet is fired up as part of an annual open day. The Chetton Heritage Museum Open Day takes place on Sunday ...

A Harrier pilot explains the 10 reasons why the ‘Jump-Jet’ is quite brilliant 'Medieval' King Arthur site is 4,000 years older than we thought ...

Starting the company Fairlight, Vogel and Ryrie aimed to build an analogue synthesiser that was digitally controlled. The leading synth at the time, the Moog, had all the ease of use of a harrier jump ...

The Harrier was made in Hawker Siddeley factories in Kingston, near the banks of the River Thames, with final assembly occurring at Dunsfold, some 30 miles southwest of London.

Aircraft enthusiasts will soon be able to admire an upright Harrier jump jet displayed by a Vanguard self-storage facility on Mile End Road. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The News ...

Father and son engineers, Roy and Julian Millington, who run Millington Engines in Chetton, bought the Hawker Siddeley Harrier - commonly known as the 'jump-jet' a decade ago, via a dealer, from ...