X-4 BantomNorthrop X 4 Bantom airplane model. The X 4, a single place, low swept wing, semi tailless aircraft was designed and built by Northrop Aircraft, Inc., for NACA. It had no horizontal tail surfaces, and its mission was to obtain in flight data on the stability and control of semi tailless aircraft at high subsonic speeds. The two X 4 aircraft were 23 ft long, 14 ft high, and had wingspans of 26 ft. They weighed almost 8,000 lb. at takeoff. Mahogany

Hurricanes destroyed more enemy aircraft than all other defenses

The DC-7 was the final propeller-driven transport aircraft produced by Douglas

has replaced the VC-137B/C aircraft that were recently retired from the presidential airlift fleet

effective and survivable twin-engine jet aircraft that can be used against all ground targets

The T-3 fleet was grounded in July 1997

Beech T-1A Jayhawk airplane model

F-4G's were E models modified with sophisticated electronic warfare equipment in place of the internally mounted 20mm gun

enabling it to reach incredible speeds of up to 644 mph

Length 6 inches

The first one built

It was the first transport capable of flying westbound across the United States the prevailing winds

The Canadair CL-215 was an amphibian designed primarily for firefighting in Canada