The RCAF aircraft types vs The Harrier

The Canard MK I was(and still is)the main aircraft of the RCAF during the war against the Child Opposers.
The Harrier is considered to be the most impressive paper plane in the world, with a high speed, long range and good agility. And this was the plane the RCAF was up against - 15 of them, all supplied to the Child Opposers by Lucas Allen.
The RCAF at the time was made up of 70% captured aircraft types, and only 3 of them were Harriers. The majority of the RCAF was made up of the standard paper dart, all of which were of varying qualities and only 1 out of the many would survive the war.
The Child Opposers simply did not seize the initiative in the war, and this factor, combined with inferior tactics lead to their demise. Though their aircraft were superior in performance, they only had 15 while the PROC had 25. Their tactics were also poor, consisting of head on attacks with limited numbers of fighters and poor piloting.
In conclusion the Harrier was superior to the mostly obsolete fighters of the RCAF but the RCAF tactics were superior which effectively gave us victory.