Charts the development of the Harrier from the largely experimental P1127, through the Kestrel, to today's jet. The author covers developments of the airframe,

Following on from the first volume, this volume covers the color schemes and markings applied to the second-generation Harriers, extensively redeveloped by McDo

Israel Aircraft Industries manufactured 51 single and ten two-seater Mirage 5s, the IDFAF named them Nesher; after an outstanding performance in the Yom Kippur

A complete close-up of the Harrier II, in service with the RAF, US Marine Corps and the Italian and Spanish Navy.Every aspect of the aircraft and the difference