Fighter Rescue
Posted in Folding Knives by admin
on August 29, 2010
Fighter Rescue
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What is the Fighter Jet that passed over them in the end of 28 days later?
People query a lot about if they actually get rescued. But A bunch of friends and I were wondering what is the actual fighter jet model that passed over them in the ending scene. We have exhausted all our search options. Tried to find what the Finnish use, but it looks nothing like the plane featured. So if any movie buff or military buff could point out what the actual fighter jet is that would be super helpful. It could just be a movie magic plane?
It was a Hawker Hunter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawker_Hunter
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