This unusual twin-engine aircraft with its double tailfin, extensive wingspan and bubble-like glass cockpit, ideal for reconnaissance missions the harrier is probably the most famous aircraft with vertical/short takeoff and landing capabilities of military history. Designed and developed by the British manufacturer Hawker Snidely in the sixties, it was largely used, in its various versions, by British royal air Force and royal Navy. The United state marine Corps showed a significant interest in the aircraft that could be the ideal answer the operating needs. The single-seat av-8a was specifically developed for the USMC and entered service in 1971, In the Marines’ attack squadrons. The av-8a was able to operate from the ground bases and from the converted amphibious assault ships. The av-8a could successfully perform close support, ground attack and air defense duties. It was very appreciate by USMC in fact the av-8a was fully integrated with the other landing vehicles and helicopters during the amphibious assault operations. Super decals sheet for 2 versions - color instruction sheet and optimum use of on-board photographic equipment - was built by Germany as a tactical reconnaissance aircraft to replace the old hs-126, built in the 30S. Thanks to robust Cell construction The fw-189 was difficult to shoot down: numerous cases of the aircraft making it back to base despite extensive damage were recorded.