That’s living on the edge. The Harrier is a scary machine.
I suspect (I’m no aviation guy nor former Marine, but I am an Army vet), the problems MAY have been the dispersion of duties as opposed to a dedicated team with love in their hearts
I’m not sure what version that is. I know that the original Harrier’s performance was heavily watered down to make it safer due to the number of accidents.
“One a day in Tampa Bay” was a phrase used to describe the many crashes of the B-26 Marauder during training.
Veteran pilots loved the plane for its performance, but noobs had a tough time handling it.