Museums
The museums listed below are divided by country/continent.
Where there is a link from the museum name it is to the museum's homepage
- links to Harrier specific pages are from the descriptive text.
United Kingdom
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Two aircraft of interest, former company
two-seat demonstrator Harrier G-VTOL and sixth P.1127 XP984. The former
is housed in a hangar, with the opportunity on most days to sit in
the cockpit and learn more from a dedicated guide and display. XP984
is currently displayed outside the famous Brooklands Clubhouse. |
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Two Harrier GR.3s, XW763 and XZ133 |
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Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton.
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AV-8A serial no. 159233 and Sea Harrier
'FRS.1' - the latter is in fact a GR.3 fuselage with an FRS.1 nose
as all RN FRS.1s were converted to F/A.2 standard. |
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Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR.3 XZ997. One
of the RAF Harriers that flew from HMS Hermes during the Falklands
War. |
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The first P.1127,
XP831, is displayed in the main flight hall alongside a sectioned
Pegasus engine. Also on display on the ground floor are a Shorts SC.1
and the Rolls-Royce 'Flying Bedstead'. |
United States
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Air-Sea-Space Museum, USS Intrepid,
NY.
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AV-8C serial no. 159232. On deck-edge
elevator of this carrier anchored on the west side of Manhattan. |
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First AV-8B built, serial no. 161396. |
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Pima County Air Museum
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AV-8A serial no. 159241 - stored outdoors. |
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Kestrel
(XV-6A) NASA 521 (Air Force serial no. 64-18263). This aircraft
is a combination of the fuselage of Kestrel XS689 and the wing of
XS694. |
Europe
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Luftwaffenmuseum, Berlin
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Third P.1127(RAF) XV278. Stored in the
open. |
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