WWII- USAAF/USN/USMC uses more British planes

Yes - just like the Packard Merlins of WWII....

The Harrier design itself comes from Britain. McDonnell-Douglas did the Harrier II in partnership with British Aerospace. The Merlins were produced under liscense by Packard during the war, and Rolls-Royce was quick enough in pulling the liscence after the war, leaving the Twin Mustang with improved Allison V-1710's.
Ja, I should have added some sort of smiley or explained further. That was my point, however badly made.:eek:
 
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