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I Counted Them All Out

Vue Aviation posted on Jul 15, 2012
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"I'm not allowed to say how many planes joined the raid, but I counted them all out and I counted them all back." Brian Hanrahan (1949-2010) Very professional and much respected journalist. While attached to HMS Hermes this comment got him around the reporting restrictions placed by military intelligence, enabling him to reassure the public that all the British Harrier jump jets had returned safely without saying how many there were. Thanks to neil for reminding of this very famous quote of the time :)

Comments (17)


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UVDan

6:19PM | Sun, 15 July 2012

Gotta love those Harriers. Great quote, models, and image.

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Nod

6:29PM | Sun, 15 July 2012

Excellent work.

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Maxidyne

6:37PM | Sun, 15 July 2012

Thanks for the comments guys. I may end up re-doing this one as there's a lot I don't like about it :)

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neiwil

7:07PM | Sun, 15 July 2012

Very cool image and a great reporter indeed, I think that message was printed around the globe.I seem to recall him standing on the deck of HMS Hermese, making that announcement on the news, with Harriers moving in the background. (re : redoing, GR3's and Sea Harriers on the horizon ;-)

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teecee2107

12:06AM | Mon, 16 July 2012

Neat image, hyprerealistic (apart the greyish overall tint ...). It really could be a photo !

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Maxidyne

7:09AM | Mon, 16 July 2012

Thanks guys... @ neiwil... yes I remember the news report well and you can still see it on YTube and who can forget the pilot giving the 'Thumbs Up'. @ teecee2107... The greyish tint is one of the things i'm not sure about too my friend, I think I may have over postworked this one :)

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AliceFromLake

9:07AM | Mon, 16 July 2012

Very nice picture. It's so sad that all Harriers are gone in the RN...

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debbielove

9:11AM | Mon, 16 July 2012

Yep, I too remember seeing it, and seeing clips of the attack on the news.. The Harriers going so fast you barely see them, but the explosions rocked the earth.. Only one Harrier was hit by AA fire, one shell went through the tail.. It was repaired and flying by morning.. Hell we were good! Need I say good? I think not... thanks mate.. Rob

KnightWolverine

10:07AM | Mon, 16 July 2012

One of my all time favorite aircraft's...Splendid presentation!!

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T.Rex

2:40PM | Mon, 16 July 2012

Beautiful photo, well, er.... looks like one with the planes at speed. Keep up the good work! :-)

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Penters

4:07PM | Mon, 16 July 2012

Iy's a great image , I reallyove the overal athmosphere of the pic.

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junge1

2:37PM | Tue, 17 July 2012

Cool looking!

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Richardphotos

6:39PM | Wed, 18 July 2012

Harriers are a blast watching. I seen at an arm forces air show here 30+ years ago. superb render

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blinkings

5:33AM | Thu, 19 July 2012

Very clever stuff dude.

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Briney

2:19AM | Sat, 21 July 2012

Your render hits the spot! Excellent. Keep the Harriers flying!

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tigertim

4:37PM | Mon, 06 August 2012

Looks pretty damn good to me.. the blur of the ground gives a good sense of speed

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Tholian

2:57PM | Sun, 30 December 2012

Short legs but good for their intended mission.


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