The X-32 STOVL (Short Take-Off and Vertical Landing) technology demonstrator was the Boeing Company's response to the Department of Defense's "Joint Strike Fighter Program" beginning in 1994.
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1996
Designation:Boeing X-32 Classification Type:Technology Demonstrator Contractor:Boeing - USA Country of Origin: United States Production Total: 2
Operators: the United States of America
Variants
X-32A - Initial Prototype Model
X-32B - Secondary and Final Prototype Model
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