Hawker Beechjet 400Beechjet 400 Hawker airplane model. The Raytheon Beechjet traces its origins back to the Mitsubishi Diamond 2 bizjet, which Beechcraft acquired the design and production rights to in the mid 1980s. Beech reengined the Diamond 2 with P&amp,WC JT15D5 turbofans, developed a new interior, and incorporated a number of other minor refinements. Deliveries of the Beechjet began in June 1986, with low rate production continuing until that model was replaced by

with a safety record that has become almost legendary

An interceptor version was developed in 1963 under the designation YF-12A

each developing 375

Wingspan 4 inches

A beacon tracking radar system was initially installed but removed in December 1970

Boeing X-45 UCAV airplane model

and points to the ultra-long-range abilities of these 747 variants that preceded the current 747-400 by 15 years

It provides the only Air Launch Cruise Missile carriage in the USAF

3 to 1 'kill ratio' in the Pacific

Assault: an amphibious assault ship)

the Strike Eagle proved its worth in Desert Storm

A civil configured prototype (designated NA264) flew for the first time on September 16 1958 powered by General Electric YJ85 turbojets