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Advanced Fighter YF23 History:

Designed for survivability, supersonic, stealth, and affluence of maintenance, the YF23 was an beginning ancestor fighter congenital for the U.S Air Force. The YF-23 was an unconventional-looking aircraft with trapezoidal wings, abundant area-ruling, and a V-tail. It alien the atypical affection of rear jet bill troughs lined with calefaction ablating tiles developed by Allison, which cloistral the bankrupt from bittersweet (IR) apprehension from below.

There were alone 2 YF23 models built. The aboriginal YF-23 was formed out on June 22 1990, and fabricated its aboriginal flight on August 27 1990. YF-23 #2 aboriginal flew on October 26, 1990. YF-23 #1 (PAV-1) was adapted with Pratt & Whitney YF119 engines, while YF-23 #2 (PAV-2) was adapted with General Electric YF120 engines. The atramentous YF-23 (PAV-1) was nicknamed "Black Widow II" and the gray black YF-23 (PAV-2) was nicknamed "Gray Ghost".