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Boeing
# F-4E ("Phantom II" fighter)
# F-4G (Advanced Wild Weasel anti-radar variant)
# F-4X (Experimental reconnaissance variant)
# F-15C ("Eagle" fighter)
# F-15E (Strike Eagle with air-to-ground capability)
# F-15S/MTD (Experimental vectored-thrust "Active" variant)
# F/A-18C ("Hornet" fighter-bomber)
# F/A-18E (Improved Super Hornet variant)
# E/A-18G ("Growler" electronic warfare variant)
BAE Systems
# Tornado GR1 (British fighter-bomber)
# Tornado GR4 (Upgraded version of the Tornado)
# Tornado F3 (Air defense fighter)
# Tornado ECR (Electronic warfare variant)
# Typhoon (Advanced "Eurofighter")
# JAS-39C (Swedish "Gripen" fighter)
# Hawk T-1A (Two-seat trainer jet)
Lockheed Martin
# F-16C ("Falcon" light fighter)
# F-16C Block60 (Upgrade with more range, better radar and components)
# F-16XL (Experimental delta-wing variant)
# F-117A (Stealth fighter)
# F/A22A ("Raptor" advanced fighter-bomber)
# FB-22 (Experimental high-capacity bomber)
# F-35C (Advanced "Joint Strike Fighter")
Northrop Grumman
# F-5E ("Tiger II" light fighter)
# F-14A ("Tomcat" naval defense fighter)
# F-14B (Upgrade with improved engines)
# F-14D (Upgrade with enhanced radar and electronics)
# F-20A ("Tigershark" upgrade to the F-5)
# YF-23A ("Black Widow" Advanced Tactical Fighter prototype)
# A-6E ("Intruder" bomber)
# EA-6B (Electronic warfare variant)
# A-10A ("Warthog" close air support specialist)
# YA-10B (Experimental upgrade with greater range)
# X-29A (Experimental forward-swept-wing design)
Dassault
# Mirage 2000 (French light fighter-bomber)
# Mirage 2000D (Two-seat ground attack variant)
# Rafale B01 (New-generation multirole fighter)
# Rafale M01 (Single-seat carrier-launched variant)
Boeing
# B-1B (Long-range bomber, new-school)
# B-52H (Long-range bomber, old-school)
# B-747 (Jumbo jet, occasionally adapted for military purposes)
# X-45A (Experimental unmanned fighter)
# AV-8B (Harrier VTOL fighter)
# E-767 (Passenger jet turned AWACS radar aircraft)
# KC-10 (In-flight refueling jet)
# CH-47 (Chinook transport helicopter)
# AH-64 (Apache attack helicopter)
BAE Systems
# Vulcan (Experimental long-range bomber)
# Nimrod 2000 (Naval reconnaissance and patrol jet)
# Sea Harrier (Naval VTOL fighter)
Lockheed Martin
# C-5B (Heavy transport)
# AC-139 (Space launch vehicle)
# SR-71 ("Blackbird" reconnaissance jet)
# C-130 (Lighter transport)
Northrop Grumman
# C-1A ("Trader" workhorse transport)
# E-2C ("Hawkeye" AWACS aircraft)
# B-2A (Stealth bomber)
Boeing
# F-4E ("Phantom II" fighter)
# F-4G (Advanced Wild Weasel anti-radar variant)
# F-4X (Experimental reconnaissance variant)
# F-15C ("Eagle" fighter)
# F-15E (Strike Eagle with air-to-ground capability)
# F-15S/MTD (Experimental vectored-thrust "Active" variant)
# F/A-18C ("Hornet" fighter-bomber)
# F/A-18E (Improved Super Hornet variant)
# E/A-18G ("Growler" electronic warfare variant)
BAE Systems
# Tornado GR1 (British fighter-bomber)
# Tornado GR4 (Upgraded version of the Tornado)
# Tornado F3 (Air defense fighter)
# Tornado ECR (Electronic warfare variant)
# Typhoon (Advanced "Eurofighter")
# JAS-39C (Swedish "Gripen" fighter)
# Hawk T-1A (Two-seat trainer jet)
Lockheed Martin
# F-16C ("Falcon" light fighter)
# F-16C Block60 (Upgrade with more range, better radar and components)
# F-16XL (Experimental delta-wing variant)
# F-117A (Stealth fighter)
# F/A22A ("Raptor" advanced fighter-bomber)
# FB-22 (Experimental high-capacity bomber)
# F-35C (Advanced "Joint Strike Fighter")
Northrop Grumman
# F-5E ("Tiger II" light fighter)
# F-14A ("Tomcat" naval defense fighter)
# F-14B (Upgrade with improved engines)
# F-14D (Upgrade with enhanced radar and electronics)
# F-20A ("Tigershark" upgrade to the F-5)
# YF-23A ("Black Widow" Advanced Tactical Fighter prototype)
# A-6E ("Intruder" bomber)
# EA-6B (Electronic warfare variant)
# A-10A ("Warthog" close air support specialist)
# YA-10B (Experimental upgrade with greater range)
# X-29A (Experimental forward-swept-wing design)
Dassault
# Mirage 2000 (French light fighter-bomber)
# Mirage 2000D (Two-seat ground attack variant)
# Rafale B01 (New-generation multirole fighter)
# Rafale M01 (Single-seat carrier-launched variant)
Boeing
# B-1B (Long-range bomber, new-school)
# B-52H (Long-range bomber, old-school)
# B-747 (Jumbo jet, occasionally adapted for military purposes)
# X-45A (Experimental unmanned fighter)
# AV-8B (Harrier VTOL fighter)
# E-767 (Passenger jet turned AWACS radar aircraft)
# KC-10 (In-flight refueling jet)
# CH-47 (Chinook transport helicopter)
# AH-64 (Apache attack helicopter)
BAE Systems
# Vulcan (Experimental long-range bomber)
# Nimrod 2000 (Naval reconnaissance and patrol jet)
# Sea Harrier (Naval VTOL fighter)
Lockheed Martin
# C-5B (Heavy transport)
# AC-139 (Space launch vehicle)
# SR-71 ("Blackbird" reconnaissance jet)
# C-130 (Lighter transport)
Northrop Grumman
# C-1A ("Trader" workhorse transport)
# E-2C ("Hawkeye" AWACS aircraft)
# B-2A (Stealth bomber)
