Marines Retired the Harrier. Here’s Why They Loved It
The news sent shockwaves throughout the military community: the US Marine Corps was retiring the iconic Harrier jet. For decades, this versatile and feared aircraft had been the backbone of Marine aviation, providing unparalleled close-air support to troops on the ground. But why did the Marines decide to retire this beloved aircraft, and what does it say about the future of military aviation?
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