North American F-107
A supersonic tactical fighter-bomber prototype developed as a competitor to the Republic F-105.
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A supersonic tactical fighter-bomber prototype developed as a competitor to the Republic F-105.
A swept-wing jet fighter that became the principal U.S. air-superiority fighter of the Korean War and a major early-NATO type.
A tailless pusher fighter prototype built to explore unconventional high-performance interceptor configurations.
A purpose-built close-air-support prototype developed for the A-X competition that produced the A-10.
A jet-powered flying-wing strategic bomber prototype developed from Northrop’s wartime XB-35 program.
A twin-engine lightweight fighter prototype developed for the Air Force competition and later forming the design basis for the F/A-18.
An Indonesian light counterinsurgency and anti-guerrilla prototype representing an early indigenous combat-aircraft program.
A turboprop counterinsurgency and close-support prototype derived conceptually from the P-51 lineage.
A high-performance Soviet fighter prototype that underwent combat evaluation but did not enter series production.
A Polish gull-wing fighter family developed from the Puławski line and the principal Polish fighter type at the outbreak of war in 1939.
A variable-sweep strategic bomber family whose B-1A prototypes first flew in 1974 and led to the later operational B-1B.
A Thai-designed flown prototype for training, forward-air-control, and armed tactical missions.
A mixed-power rocket-and-jet interceptor prototype designed for rapid climb against high-altitude bombers.
A British four-engine jet bomber prototype built as insurance during development of the V-bomber force.
A French single-engine naval fighter prototype developed for a postwar carrier requirement.
A mixed-power French interceptor prototype built around a turbojet and auxiliary rocket engine.
A French twin-jet ground-attack prototype developed for low-level battlefield strike.
A French lightweight fighter prototype designed for dispersed operations without conventional landing gear.