Vstol Collection

BAE Sea Harrier FRS-1
Royal-Navy Rn Bae Sea Harriers Parked on the Flight-Deck with Hms Broadsword Sailing Behind Date: 1982

BAE Boeing AV-8S Matador Harrier
Engineers Carrying out Post-Flight Engine and Airframe Checks on a Spanish Navy Esc 008 Bae Boeing Av-8S Matador Harrier Date: 1970s

BAE Harrier GR-7
Royal Airforce RAF Bae Harrier Gr-7S flying in formation During Operation Warden, the Nearest Harrier Wearing a Shark-Mouth Date: 1995

BAE Harrier GR-5
Royal Airforce RAF Bae Harrier Gr-5 Flying over Fields and Trees Date: 1989

Farnborough Air Show: A preview of the Farnborough Air Show took place yesterday (5-9-60). The Short S.C.1. jet vertical take-off aircraft seen here performing. September 1960 P000977

BAE Boeing EAV-8B Matador Harrier
Spanish Navy Bae Boeing Eav-8B Matador Harrier Parked on a Wet Apron Date: 1980s

BAE Boeing AV-8B Harrier
Nasa Bae Boeing Av-8A Harrier Flying Enroute Date: 1980

BAE Boeing AV-8A Harrier
Us Marines Usmc Bae Boeing Av-8A Harrier Landing on the Flight-Deck of the Uss Franklin D Roosevelt in the Mediterrean Sea Date: 1976

BAE Harrier T-10
20 (R) Sqn Royal Airforce RAF Bae Harrier T-10S flying in formation

BAE Harrier GR-3
Camoflagued 1 Sqn Royal Airforce RAF Bae Harrier Gr-3 Taking-Off with Snow-Covered Houses Behind

Vertol VZ-2 (Model 76)
Arriving at Langley from Edwards Air Force Base, Califorina in 1960, this Vertol VZ-2 (Model 76) underwent almost a year and a half of flight research before going back to the manufacturer for

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The VSTOL (Vertical/Short Takeoff and Landing) aircraft has revolutionized military aviation with its unique capabilities. One of the most iconic examples is the BAE Sea Harrier FRS-1, which showcased its prowess during combat operations. Another notable variant is the BAE Boeing AV-8S Matador Harrier, a powerful aircraft that excelled in ground attack missions. Over time, advancements led to the development of the BAE Harrier GR-5, featuring improved avionics and weapons systems. The subsequent model, BAE Boeing EAV-8B Matador Harrier, further enhanced operational effectiveness with upgraded engines and increased payload capacity. The evolution continued with the introduction of the versatile BAE Harrier GR-7. This multi-role fighter displayed exceptional agility and was widely regarded as a game-changer in modern warfare. Its successor, the BAE Boeing AV-8B Harrier, built upon this success by incorporating advanced technologies for enhanced situational awareness. Not forgetting its roots, we must mention earlier versions like the BAE Boeing AV-8A Harrier - an aircraft that laid down foundations for future innovations in vertical takeoff technology. Additionally, training variants such as the BAE Harrier T-10 played a vital role in preparing pilots for high-stakes missions. One cannot discuss VSTOL without mentioning historical milestones like Farnborough Air Show 1960 where these remarkable aircraft were previewed to captivated audiences. Among them was none other than the impressive BAE Boeing AV-8S Matador Harrier alongside its predecessor -the pioneering BAE Boeing AV-8A Harrier. VSTOL technology has come a long way since its inception and continues to push boundaries in aviation capabilities. From early models like the BAe Sea Harriers to cutting-edge iterations like GR series and beyond – these incredible machines have forever changed aerial warfare dynamics.