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\"\"Insufferable Show-Offs, err, Royal Marines in New York Harbour(sic)<\/em><\/p>\n

The Royal Navy has been testing out the concept of jet suit assault teams for about two years, and last year confirmed the suits could be used to stealthily board ships. They were designed by Gravity Industries and use ~1,000bhp of thrust to reach speeds of 80+mph and remain aloft for more than 10 minutes.<\/p>\n

The firm\u2019s founder and chief test pilot, Richard Browning, served in the British Royal Marines. Mr. Browning flew his own jet suit around the HMS Queen Elizabeth, and his company released a video that showed its operators working with the Royal Marines to operate from rigid inflatable boats and the Royal Navy offshore patrol ship HMS Tamar.<\/p>\n

Now they’re zipping around New York City showing the flag. The pricks.<\/p>\n

WATCH: British Royal Marines testing jetpacks that can reach speeds of 80 mph<\/h3>\n

It was designed and built by Richard Browning, a former Royal Marine reservist<\/em>
\nFrank MilesBy Frank Miles | Fox News<\/strong><\/p>\n

Look up in the sky.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s a bird, it\u2019s a plane \u2014 wait, is it Iron Man?!<\/p>\n

Without the benefit of stunt wires, green screen and CGI, the British Royal Marines recently experimented with a jetpack that can reach speeds of 80 mph and climb to 12,000 feet, FOX 13 reported.<\/p>\n

The jetpack was designed and built by Richard Browning, a former Royal Marine reservist and Gravity Industries founder and chief test pilot, The Times reported.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Fox News<\/a><\/p>\n