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Side note: The Chief Master at Arms of USS Inchon (back in 1993-ish) told me that they would practise firing Sea Sparrows at close targets by firing one missile and then firing the next when the first was at around 3/4 of the way to the target, and repeat that pattern, pointing the director at the next target as they were hit. which supports the "as many missiles at the same target as you wish", I guess

Sad to see them go; I think the capability will be missed Saw its flight demonstration at Cosford in 2007 and again this summer in Skrydstrup (Denmark) Always an impressive sight and sound .morten Harriers at Skrydstrup? very pitty i missed it.... Here are some of the pictures I took at Skrydstrup.. The Joint Harrier Force participated with 2 birds, One static, with a FLy Navy-promo tail and another very smart looking bird with a 3-colour flash on the tail (SQN laeders a/c?) Picasaweb album

Sad to see them go; I think the capability will be missed Saw its flight demonstration at Cosford in 2007 and again this summer in Skrydstrup (Denmark) Always an impressive sight and sound .morten