"Not really military though was it?
A typing error, a failed civvy heliliner, a redistribution of taxpayers' money to the West Country....it won't be missed."
Not really military? So the RAF and FAA and half a dozen other air arms haven't been using it for military applications, I guess. And a typing error obviously makes it a failure, while the civilian version was as successful as many other big commercial helicopters that didn't get past first base. And as for a redistribution of taxpayers money to the West Country... well, we could have sent it all the way to Philadelphia or Connecticut or Marignane instead which would obviously been a much better idea. Muppet.
It won't be missed... because we have the Mk.2 in its place.