Harrier GR3 Story & Cockpit Tour with Bob Marston.

Here is an old but gold clip from one of our first guests and Harrier pilot, Bob Marston as he shares a great Harrier Story and walks us through the GR3 cockpit!
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[@matthayward7889]

I think Bob might be the coolest guy you’ve ever interviewed. Just listening to him talk about his experiences as he leans against a Harrier. Fantastic.

[@pjotrtje0NL]

Man, that’s a claustrophobic cockpit! Great stories this guy has to tell.

[@mothmagic1]

Lowering the seat gives a bit more space.

[@ICrashALot]

​@@mothmagic1 it is adjustable? I wonder how much cause this dude looks way too tall for the cockpit, no way he can look through the HUD like that and see all the symbols

[@tonyhaynes9080]

Detached there with 4 Squadron in '78 and '79. Got a signal one day from the UK, it read, 'What is your snow clearing capability?' Boss sent back, 'What is snow?'

[@Statueshop297]

What a great wee jet. Fantastic

[@UtahJohn777]

Wonderful! Thanks!

[@captainmagenta899]

"Snug" is the word.

[@russelljones462]

My uncle served in with the harriers as an air frame tech, Dave ‘taff’ Davies’s in Belize and wittering

[@BobbyGeneric145]

Wow its tight.

[@yurinator4411]

7 years later...

[@kevinburt44]

Interesting guy, certainly had some hairy moments!

[@adriansteele1191]

Think he may have gotten it wrong about the difference between GR1 and GR3; I thought that difference was the laser nose. But that was a lifetime ago and I was a mere rigger.

[@Steamerbeen]

“Tape recorder” 🤣🤦🏽 Man we Brits were good engineers back in the Day! This thing makes a Mig-21 look new.

[@Twirlyhead]

Way off mark in every respect, well done. Back to school for you.

[@christianhorner001]

Why didn't they keep developing this tech? Can you imagine of they committed to another 40 years of R&D on the Harrier

[@Akm72]

It was expensive for what it provided. The Sea Harrier and AV-8B Harrier II cost about the same as an F-16 but, with the obvious exception of V/STOVL capability, were inferior in most other regards.

[@charlesbukowski9836]

too cramped ... my God.... give me a 16