Aviation Tag SEA Harrier F/A 2 Reg: ZH801 keychain
This keychain was made from the skin of a SEA Harrier F/A 2 Reg: ZH801.
The Sea Harrier is still one of the most unique military aircraft with a rich combat history. The Harrier is a short takeoff and vertical landing (V/STOL) maritime jet fighter, reconnaissance and attack aircraft. It was developed by Hawker Siddeley, which soon merged with British Aerospace, on behalf of the Royal Navy.
The Sea Harrier made its debut during the Falklands War in 1982, where the aircraft performed a primary air defense role with a secondary ground defense role. Sea Harriers shot down 20 Argentine aircraft during the conflict, although two Sea Harriers were lost to enemy ground fire.
A second modernized version for the Royal Navy was created in 1993 as the Sea Harrier F/A2, improving its air-to-air capabilities and weapons compatibility, as well as a more powerful engine.
The tag you own was converted from a Sea Harrier F/A2 shield registered as ZH801 and produced in 1996. During routine maintenance in 2004, this part was removed and replaced. The aircraft remained in service with RNAS Yeovilton until it was decommissioned. It was transferred to the Air Museum, where it is now on display as ZH800.
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