This
list of military aircraft of the United States
includes prototype, pre-production, and operational types. Prototypes are normally prefixed with "X" and often unnamed (note that these are not the same as the experimental
X-planes, which are not generally expected to go into production), while pre-production models are usually prefixed "Y".
Attack
Old system, Army Air Corps/Army Air Force/Air Force
A-2 - Douglas
A-3/A-3/A-5/A-6 Falcon - Curtiss
XA-7 - Fokker, losing competitor to A-8
A-8 Shrike - Curtiss
A-9 - Lockheed
YA-10 - Curtiss
A-11 - Consolidated
A-12_Shrike - Curtiss
YA-13 - Northrop
A-14_Shrike
A-15 - Martin
XA-16 - Northrop
A-17 - Northrop
A-18_Shrike
A-19 - Vultee
A-20_Havoc - Douglas
A-21 - Stearman
A-22_Maryland
A-23_Baltimore
A-24_Dauntless
A-25_Shrike
A-26_Invader - Douglas
A-27 - North American
A-28/A-29 Hudson - Lockheed
A-30_Baltimore
A-32 - Brewster
A-33 - Northrop
A-34 - Brewster
A-31/A-35_Vengeance - Vultee
A-36 Apache
A-37
A-38_Grizzly
A-39 - Kaiser-Fleetwings
A-40 - Curtiss
A-41 - Vultee
A-42_Mixmaster
A-43_Blackhawk
A-44 - Consolidated
A-45 - Martin
Navy
AD Skyraider - later A-1
A2D_Skyshark
A3D Skywarrior - later A-3
A4D Skyhawk - later A-4
AF_Guardian - Grumman
A2F Intruder - later A-6
AH Phantom II - later F-4
AJ_Savage - North American
A2J - North American
A3J Vigilante later A-5
AM_Mauler - Martin
AU Corsair
A2U Cutlass
Unified system, after 1962
A-1_Skyraider - Douglas, was AD
A-2_Savage - North American, was AJ
A-3_Skywarrior - Douglas
A-4_Skyhawk - McDonnell Douglas
A-5_Vigilante - North American
A-6_Intruder - Grumman
A-7_Corsair_II - Vought
A-7_Strikefighter - LTV-Vought
AV-8_Harrier_II - McDonnell Douglas and British Aerospace]
A-9 - Northrop
A-10_Thunderbolt_II "Warthog" - Republic
A-37_Dragonfly - Cessna
Attack helicopters
AH-1_Cobra - Bell
AH-6J Little Bird - Boeing (McDonnell-Douglas) (Hughes)
AH-56_Cheyenne
AH-63_King_Cobra
AH-64_Apache - Boeing (McDonnell-Douglas) (Hughes)
RAH-66_Comanche - Boeing-Sikorsky
Fixed wing gunships
AC-47_Spooky
AC-54_Skymaster
AC-119 Shadow/Stinger
AC-123_Provider
AC-130 Spectre/Spooky - Lockheed
Anti Submarine Warfare (ASW)
S-2_Tracker - Grumman
S-3_Viking - Lockheed
P2V_Neptune - (also P-2H) Lockheed
P-3_Orion - Lockheed
SC_Seahawk - Curtiss
SH-3_Sea_King - Sikorsky
SH-2_Seasprite - Kaman Aerospace
SH-60_Sea_Hawk - Sikorsky
Bomber
Old system, Army Air Corps/Army Air Force/Air Force
XB-1 - Huff-Daland
B-2_Condor - Curtiss
B-3 - Keystone
B-4 - Keystone
B-5 - Keystone
B-6 - Keystone
B-7 - Douglas
B-8 - Fokker
B-9 - Boeing
B-10 - Martin
B-11 - Douglas
B-12 - Martin, B-10 variant
B-13 proposed B-10 variant, cancelled
B-14 - Martin, B-10 variant
XB-15 - Boeing
XB-16 proposed by Martin, cancelled before any built
B-17_Flying_Fortress - Boeing
B-18_Bolo - Douglas
XB-19 - Douglas
Y1B-20 - improved XB-15, cancelled
XB-21 - North American
XB-22 - improved B-18 proposed by Douglas, cancelled
B-23_Dragon - Douglas
B-24_Liberator - Consolidated
B-25_Mitchell - North American
B-26_Marauder - Martin
B-26 Invader - redesignated A-26_Invader
XB-27 - improved B-26 proposed by Martin, cancelled
XB-28_Dragon - North American
B-29_Superfortress - Boeing
XB-30 - Lockheed proposal
XB-31 - Douglas proposal
B-32_Dominator - Consolidated
B-33_Super_Marauder - Martin, proposed four engine modified version of B-26
B-34_Lexington - Lockheed
B-35 - Northrop
B-36 - Convair
B-37 - Lockheed
B-38 Flying Fortress
B-39 Superfortress
B-40 Flying Fortress
B-41 Liberator
XB-42_Mixmaster
B-43_Jetmaster
B-44 Superfortress
B-45_Tornado - North American
B-46 - Consolidated
B-47_Stratojet - Boeing
B-48 - Martin
B-49 - Northrop
B-50 - Boeing
Martin_XB-51 Production aircraft were to be "B-51 Panther"
B-52_Stratofortress - Boeing
B-53 - Convair
B-55 Stratojet
B-56 Stratojet
B-57 - (Canberra) Martin/English Electric
B-58_Hustler - Convair
B-59 - Boeing
YB-60 - Convair
''B-61, B-62, B-63, B-64, B-65 used as missile designations''
B-66 - Douglas
''B-67 - missile designation''
XB-68 - Martin
B-69 - Lockheed Neptune in Air Force service
XB-70_Valkyrie - North American
SR-71 - ''reconnissance aircraft allocated a number in this sequence''
Navy
BD Havoc
BG - Great Lakes
B2G - Great Lakes
BM - Martin
BN - Naval Aviation Factory
BT - Northrop
B2T - Northrop
BTD_Destroyer - Douglas
BY_Fleetster
B2Y - Consolidated
BFB - Boeing
BFC_Goshawk
BF2C_Goshawk
BTC - Curtiss
BT2C - Curtiss
BTD Destroyer
BT2D Destroyer II
BTK - Kaiser-Fleetwings
BTM Mauler
MB - Martin
Curtiss_SBC - Curtiss
SB2C_Helldiver - Curtiss
SBD_Dauntless - Douglas
SB2U_Vindicator - Vought
TBD_Devastator - Douglas
TB2D_Skypirate - Douglas
TBF_Avenger - Grumman
TBY_Sea_Wolf - Consolidated
T2D - Douglas
Unified system, after 1962
B-1_Lancer - Rockwell
B-2_Spirit - Northrop Grumman, stealth bomber
Cargo/Transport
Old system, Army Air Corps/Army Air Force/Air Force
C-1_Millirole
C-2 - Fokker
C-3 - Ford
C-4 - Ford
C-5 - Fokker
C-6 - Sikorsky
C-7 - Fokker
C-8 - Fairchild
C-9 - Ford
C-10_Robin
C-11_Fleetster
C-12_Vega
C-14/C-15/C-16 - Fokker
C-17 Super Vega
C-18_Monomail
C-19_Alpha
C-20 - Fokker
C-21_Dolphin
C-22 Fleetster
C-23_Altair
C-24_Yic
C-25 Altair
C-26 Dolphin
C-27_Airbus
C-28 - Sikorsky
C-29 Dolphin
C-30_Condor
Krei.-Rei._C-31
C-32 - Douglas
C-33 - Douglas
C-34 - Douglas
XC-35 Electra - Lockheed
C-36_Electra - Lockheed
C-37 Electra - Lockheed
C-38 - Douglas
C-39 - Douglas
C-40_Electra
C-41 - Douglas
C-42 - Douglas
C-43_Traveller
C-44 - Messerschmitt
C-45_Expeditor
C-46_Commando - Curtiss
C-47 Skytrooper - Douglas DC-3
C-48 Skytrooper - Douglas DC-3
C-49 Skytrooper - Douglas DC-3
C-50 Skytrooper - Douglas DC-3
C-51 Skytrooper - Douglas DC-3
C-52 Skytrooper - Douglas DC-3
C-53 Skytrooper - Douglas DC-3
C-54_Skymaster - Douglas DC-4
C-55 Commando
C-56_Lodestar
C-57 Lodestar
C-58 Bolo
C-59 Lodestar
C-60 Lodestar
C-61_Forwarder
C-62 - Waco
C-63_Hudson
C-64_Norseman
C-65_Skycar
C-66 Lodestar
C-67_Dragoon
C-68 - Douglas DC-3
C-69_Constellation
C-70_Nightingale
C-71_Executive
C-72 - Waco
C-73 - Boeing
C-74_Globemaster - Douglas
C-75_Stratoliner
C-76_Caravan
C-77 - Cessna
C-78_Bobcat
C-79 - Junkers
C-80 - Harlow
C-81_Reliant
C-82_Packet - Fairchild
C-83_Coupe
C-84 - Douglas
C-85_Orion
C-61 Forwarder
C-87_Liberator_Express
C-88 - Fairchild
C-89 - Hamilton
C-90 - Luscombe
C-91 - Stinson
C-92 - Akron-Funk
C-93_Conestoga
C-94 - Cessna
C-95_Grasshopper
C-96 - Fairchild
C-97_Stratofreighter - Boeing
C-98_Clipper
XC-99 - Convair
C-100_Gamma
C-101 Vega
C-102_Speedster
C-103 - Grumman
C-104 - Lockheed
C-105 - Boeing
C-106 - Cessna
C-107 Skycar
C-108_Flying_Fortress
C-109_Liberator
C-110 - Douglas
C-111_Super_Electra
C-112_Liftmaster
C-113_Commando
C-114 Skymaster
C-115 Skymaster
C-116 Skymaster
C-117_Super_Dakota - Douglas
C-118_Liftmaster - Douglas DC-6
C-119_Flying_Boxcar - Fairchild
C-120_Packplane - Fairchild
C-121_Constellation
C-122 - Fairchild
C-123_Provider - Fairchild
C-124_Globemaster_II
C-125_Raider
C-126 - Cessna
C-127 - Boeing
C-128 - Fairchild
C-129 Super Dakota
C-130_Hercules - Lockheed
C-131_Samaritan - Convair
C-132 - Douglas
C-133_Cargomaster - Douglas
C-134_Pantobase
C-135_Stratolifter - Boeing 707
C-137_Stratoliner - Boeing 707 including "Air Force One"
''Fairchild C-138'' - projected military Fairchild F-27 (license-built Fokker F-27_Friendship), did not proceed.
''Lockheed C-139'' - was to have been a transport version of the P-2_Neptune, did not proceed
C-140_Jetstar - Lockheed
C-141_Starlifter - Lockheed
XC-142 - Chance Vought
''Curtiss C-143'' - projected designation - became Curtiss_X-19
Navy
R3Y_Tradewind - Convair
Unified system, after 1962
C-1_Trader
C-2_Greyhound - Grumman
C-3 - Martin
C-4_Academe - Gulfstream
C-5_Galaxy - Lockheed
C-6_Ute
C-7_Caribou - de Havilland Canada
C-8_Buffalo
C-9_Skytrain_II - Douglas DC-9
C-10_Extender
C-11_Gulfstream_II - Gulfstream
C-12_Huron - Beech_200
C-13 - ''skipped''
C-14 - Boeing
C-15 - McDonnell Douglas
C-16 - assigned to Cessna_Caravan but never used
C-17_Globemaster_III - Boeing
EC-18 - ''original designation for E-7''
C-19 - Boeing
C-20_Gulfstream_III - Gulfstream
C-21_Learjet - Learjet
C-22 - Boeing 727
C-23_Sherpa - Shorts 330
C-24 - Boeing
VC-25 - Boeing "Air_Force_One"
C-26_Metroliner - Fairchild
C-27_Spartan - Alenia
C-28 - Cessna
C-29 - BAE SYSTEMS
C-30 - ''apparently skipped''
C-31 Troopship - Fokker F.27M
C-32 - Boeing 757
C-33 - cancelled Boeing 747 variant
C-34 - ''apparently skipped''
C-35 - Cessna
C-36 - ''apparently skipped''
C-37_Gulfstream_V
C-38_Courier - Israeli Aircraft Industries
C-39 - ''apparently skipped''
C-40_Clipper - Boeing
Cargo Helicopter
CH-3_Sea_King - Sikorsky
CH-19_Chickasaw - Sikorsky
CH-21_Shawnee - Piasecki
CH-34_Chocktaw - Sikorsky
CH-37_Mojave - Sikorsky
CH-46_Sea_Knight - Boeing
CH-47_Chinook - Boeing
CH-53_Sea_Stallion - Sikorsky nicknamed "Jolly Green Giant"
CH-54_Tarhe - Sikorsky
CH-62 - Boeing
Electronic
E-1_Tracer - Grumman
E-2_Hawkeye - Grumman
E-3_Sentry or AWACS - Boeing
E-4 - Boeing
E-6_Mercury - Boeing
E-8_Joint_STARS - Boeing
E-9 - de Havilland
E-10 - Boeing
EA-1_Skyraider - Douglas
EA-3_Skywarrior - Douglas
EA-4_Skyhawk
EA-6_Prowler - Grumman
EB-47_Stratojet
ERB-47_Stratojet
EB-57_Canberra
EB-66_Destroyer
EC-18_Aria - Boeing
EC-20_Gulfstream_III
EC-24 - McDonnell Douglas
EC-47_Skytrain
EC-54_Skymaster
EC-121_Warning_Star - Lockheed
EC-130_Compass_Call - Lockheed
EC-135_Looking_Glass - Boeing
EF-4_Phantom_II
EF-10_Skynight
ERF-80_Shooting_Star
EF-82_Twin_Mustang
EF-105_Thunderchief
EF-111_Raven - General_Dynamics
ES-2_Tracker
ES-3_Shadow - Lockheed
EP-3_Aries_II - Lockheed
EH-1_Quick_Fix
EH-6_Cayuse
EH-60_Quick_Hawk
Fighter
Navy, from 1922
''(alpha by Navy-assigned mfgr letter)''
F2A - Brewster
F3A - Brewster version of Corsair
FB - Boeing
F2B-1 - Boeing
F3B_Seahawk - Boeing
F4B - Boeing
F5B - naval designation of Boeing XP-15
F6B - Boeing
F7B - Boeing
F8B - Boeing
FC, F2C, F3C paper designation of racers
F4C - Curtiss
F5C skipped
F6C_Hawk - Curtiss
F7C_Seahawk - Curtiss
F8C_Falcon - Curtiss
F8C-2_Helldiver - Curtiss, different from F8C-1 and F8C-3
F9C_Sparrowhawk - Curtiss
F10C Helldiver - Curtiss, modified F8C-2
F11C_Goshawk - Curtiss Hawk II or Goshawk, redesig BFC
F12C - Curtiss, became SBC
F13C - Curtiss
F14C - Curtiss contra-rotating propellors
F15C - Curtiss jet + turboprop
FD - Douglas
F2D_Banshee - Douglas, later redesignated F2H
F3D_Skyknight - Douglas
F4D_Skyray - Douglas, later F-6
F5D_Skylancer - Douglas, semi-operational
F6D_Missileer - Douglas
FF_Fifi - biplane, first Navy fighter by Grumman
F2F - Grumman
F3F - Grumman
F4F_Wildcat - Grumman
XF5F_Skyrocket - Grumman twin-engine carrier-based fighter prototype
F6F_Hellcat - Grumman
F7F_Tigercat - Grumman
F8F_Bearcat - Grumman
F9F_Cougar - (Panther variant) Grumman
F9F_Panther - Grumman
XF10F_Jaguar - Grumman variable-wing prototype
F11F_Tiger - Grumman, first supersonic aircraft in Navy
F12F - Grumman, proposed all-weather interceptor
Eberhart FG, F2G
FG - Goodyear version of Corsair with fixed wings
Goodyear F2G - proposed low-altitude Corsair
Hall FH
FH_Phantom - McDonnell
F2H_Banshee - McDonnell, later F-2
F3H_Demon - McDonnell, later F-3
F4H_Phantom_II - McDonnell, later F-4
FJ - Berliner-Joyce
F2J - Berliner-Joyce, P-16 in AAC
FJ_Fury - North American
FL - Loening
FL Airabonita - Bell, USN version of P-39
F2L Kingcobra - Bell, USN version of P-63
FM - General Motors version of Wildcat
FM Wildcat - General_Motors built version of F4F
F2M Wildcat - General Motors built version of F4F, different engine to FM
F3M - General Motors built version of F8F
Seversky FN
FO Lightning - Lockheed, USN version of P-38
FR_Fireball - Ryan
XF2R_Dark_Shark - Ryan
FT - Northrop, USN A-17 derived design
F2T Black Widow - Northrop, USN trainer version of P-61
FU, F2U, F3U
F4U_Corsair - Chance Vought
XF5U - Chance Vought's "flying pancake", built but never flown
F6U_Pirate - Chance Vought
F7U_Cutlass - Chance Vought
F8U_Crusader - Chance Vought
Lockheed FV
F2W - Wright
F3W_Apache - Wright
FY_Pogo - Convair
F2Y_Sea_Dart - Convair
Air Force, pre-1948
(designated "P" for "Pursuit")
P-1_Hawk
P-2_Hawk
P-3_Hawk
Boeing_XP-4
P-5_Hawk
P-6_Hawk
Boeing_XP-7
Boeing_XP-8
Boeing_XP-9
Curtiss_XP-10
P-11_Hawk
Boeing_P-12
XP-13_Viper
Curtiss_XP-14
Boeing_XP-15
Berliner-Joyce_P-16
XP-17_Hawk
Curtiss_XP-18
Curtiss_XP-19
YP-20_Hawk
Curtiss_XP-21
XP-22_Hawk
XP-23_Hawk
Lockheed_XP-24
Consolidated_Y1P-25
P-26_Peashooter
Consolidated_YP-27
Consolidated_YP-28
Boeing_YP-29
Consolidated_P-30
Curtiss_XP-31
Boeing_XP-32
Consolidated_XP-33
Wedell-Williams_XP-34
Seversky_P-35
P-36_Hawk
Curtiss_XP-37
P-38_Lightning
P-39_Airacobra
Curtiss_P-40
Seversky_XP-41
Curtiss_XP-42
P-43_Lancer
P-44_Rocket
Bell_XP-45
Curtiss_XP-46
P-47_Thunderbolt
Douglas_XP-48
Lockheed_XP-49
Grumman_XP-50
P-51_Mustang
Bell_XP-52
Curtiss_XP-53
XP-54_Swoose_Goose
XP-55_Ascender
XP-56_Black_Bullet
Tucker_XP-57
XP-58_Chain_Lightning
P-59_Airacomet
Curtiss_P-60
P-61_Black_Widow
Curtiss_XP-62
P-63_Kingcobra
North_American_P-64
Grumman_XP-65
P-66_Vanguard
XP-67_Bat
XP-68_Tornado
Republic_XP-69
Douglas_P-70
Curtiss_XP-71
Republic_XP-72
Hughes_P-73
P-75_Eagle
Bell_XP-76
Bell_XP-77
North_American_XP-78
XP-79_Flying_Ram
Air Force, from 1948
P-80/F-80 Shooting Star- Lockheed
Convair_XP-81
F-82_Twin_Mustang
Bell_XP-83
P-84/F-84_Thunderjet - Republic_Aircraft_Company
XP-85/XF-85_Goblin - McDonnell
F-86_Sabre - North American
XP-87/XF-87_Blackhawk - Curtiss
XP-88/XF-88_Voodoo - Curtiss
F-89_Scorpion - Northrop
XF-90 - Lockheed
XF-91_Thunderceptor - Republic
XF-92A - Convair
YF-93A - North American
Lockheed_F-94 - F-94C Starfire
YF-95A - North American
YF-96A - Republic
F-97_Starfire - Lockheed
Hughes XF-98 became Hughes_Falcon missile
F-99 became Bomarc missile
F-100_Super_Sabre - North American
F-101_Voodoo - McDonnell
F-102_Delta_Dagger - Convair
XF-103 - Republic
F-104_Starfighter - Lockheed
F-105_Thunderchief - Republic
F-106_Delta_Dart - Convair
YF-107_Ultra_Sabre - North American
XF-108_Rapier - last fighter project by North American
F-109 never used
F-110_Spectre - became F-4C Phantom II
F-111_Aardvark - General Dynamics
F-112 to F-116 used for foreign aircraft eval?
F-117_Nighthawk - Lockheed
Unified system, from 1962
F-1_Fury - was North American FJ
F-2_Banshee - was McDonnell F2H
F-3_Demon - was McDonnell F3H
F-4_Phantom II - was McDonnell-Douglas F4H
F-5_Freedom_Fighter - Northrop
F-6_Skyray - Douglas, was F4D
F-7_Sea_Dart - was Convair F2Y
F-8_Crusader - was Vought F8U
F-9_Cougar - was Grumman F9F
F-10_Skyknight - was Douglas F3D
F-11_Tiger - was Grumman F11F
YF-12 - Lockheed
F-13 never assigned
F-14_Tomcat - Grumman
F-15_Eagle - McDonnell-Douglas
F-16_Fighting_Falcon - General Dynamics
YF-17_Cobra - Northrop
F/A-18_Hornet - McDonnell-Douglas
F-19 - either unused or still classified
F-20_Tigershark (F-5 variant) - Northrop
F-21_Kfir - Israel Aircraft Industries
F/A-22_Raptor - Lockheed Martin
YF-23_Black_Widow_II - Northrop/McDonnell Douglas
F-35_Joint_Strike_Fighter - Lockheed_Martin
Tanker
KA-2_Savage - North American
KA-3_Skywarrior - Douglas
KA-6_Intruder - Grumman
KB-29_Superfortress - Boeing
KB-47_Stratojet - Boeing
KB-50_Superfortress - Boeing
KC-10_Extender - McDonnell-Douglas
KC-97_Stratotanker - Boeing
KC-124_Globemaster_II - Douglas
KC-130_Hercules - Lockheed
KC-135_Stratotanker - Boeing
Observation
O-1 - Curtiss_Falcon
O-2 - Douglas
O-31/O-43/O-46 - Douglas
O-47 - North American
OS2U_Kingfisher - Vought
OH-6A_Cayuse
OH-55_Kiowa - Bell
OV-1_Mohawk - Grumman
OV-10_Bronco - North American
SOC_Seagull - Curtiss
SO3C - Curtiss
O-1_Bird_Dog
O-2_Skymaster
Orbiter Vehicle
OV-x space_shuttle
Patrol
P2V_Neptune - Lockheed
P2Y - Consolidated
P5Y - Consolidated
P-3_Orion - Lockheed
P4M_Mercator - Martin
P5M_Marlin - Martin
P6M_SeaMaster - Martin (actually more a strategic bomber)
PBM_Mariner - Martin
PBY_Catalina - Consolidated
PB2Y_Coronado - Consolidated
PV-1_Ventura - Lockheed
PV-2_Harpoon - Lockheed, Ventura variant
Pursuit
Pursuit Aircraft of the US Army Air Service/Corps/Force, 1918-1948.
After formation of US Air Force (USAF), all "P" designations were changed to "F" while retaining number. Initially, "PW" was used to indicate "Pursuit, Water-cooled engine".
PW-8 - Curtiss
PW-9 - Boeing, FB in navy
P-1_Hawk - Curtiss, derived from PW-8; US Navy designation was F6C
P-2_Hawk - Curtiss
P-3_Hawk - Curtiss
P-4 - Boeing
P-5_Superhawk - Curtiss
P-6_Hawk - Curtiss, derived from P-1
XP-7 - Boeing
XP-8 - Boeing
XP-9 - Boeing
XP-10 - Curtiss
P-11_Hawk - Curtiss
P-12 - Boeing, F4B in Navy
XP-13
XP-14 - Curtiss
XP-15 - Boeing
P-16 - Berliner-Joyce, F2J to Navy
XP-17 - Curtiss
XP-18 - Curtiss
XP-19 - Curtiss
YP-20 - Curtiss, derived from P-6
XP-21 - Curtiss
XP-22 - derived from P-6
XP-23 - Curtiss
YP-24 - Lockheed
Y1P-25 - Consolidated
P-26 - Boeing "Peashooter" monoplane
XP-27 - Consolidated
XP-28 - Consolidated
F7B - Boeing, modified F7B
P-30 - Consolidated, aka PB-2A
XP-31 - Curtiss
XP-32 - Boeing
XP-33 - Consolidated
XP-34 - Wedell-Williams
P-35 - Seversky
P-36 - Curtiss Model 75A, radial engine
YP-37 - Curtiss Model 75I, in-line engine
P-38_Lightning - Lockheed, twin-engine twin-boom
P-39_Airacobra - Bell, engine mounted behind pilot
P-40 - Curtiss, Tomahawk (P-40A to P-40C), Kittyhawk (P-40D to P-40M), Warhawk (P-40N to P-40Q)
XP-41 - Seversky, derived from Seversky P-35
XP-42 - Curtiss P-36 with experimental engine cowlings
P-43_Lancer - Republic, derived from XP-41
P-44_Rocket - cancelled
P-45 designation changed to P-39C
XP-46 - Curtiss
P-47_Thunderbolt - Republic
XP-48 - Douglas
XP-49 - Lockheed, derived from P-38
XP-50 - Grumman, derived from US Navy XF5F
P-51_Mustang - North American, originally for export to Britain
XP-52 - Bell, twin-boom pusher configuration, never built
XP-53 - Curtiss P-40 with laminar-flow wing, cancelled during construction
XP-54 - Vultee, twin-boom pusher configuration
XP-55_Ascender - Curtiss, flying-wing configuration with pusher engine
XP-56 - Northrop, tail-less with pusher engine, magnesium construction
XP-57 - Tucker, cancelled before construction
XP-58 - Lockheed, another twin-engine, twin-boom
P-59_Airacomet - Bell, 1st American aircraft powered by jet engine
YP-60 - Curtiss
P-61_Black_Widow - Northrop
XP-62 - Curtiss
P-63_Kingcobra - Bell, engine again mounted behind pilot
P-64 - North American, intended for export, but used by USAAF as fighter trainer
XP-65 - Grumman, derived from XP-50
P-66_Vanguard - Vultee, intended for export, but used by USAAF as fighter trainer
XP-67 - McDonnell
XP-68 - Vultee
XP-69 - Republic
P-70_Havoc - Douglas, "Havoc" night-fighter derived from A-20
XP-71 - Curtiss
XP-72 - Republic
XP-73 - mysterious Hughes project
P-74 skipped
P-75_Eagle - Fisher division of General Motors
XP-76 - Bell
XP-77 - Bell, lightweight fighter of wooden construction
XP-78 - North American, changed to XP-51B during construction
XP-79, Northrop
P-80/F-80 Shooting Star - Lockheed, turbo-jet engine
Convair_XP-81 - Convair, turbo-prop + turbo-jet engines
P-82/F-82 Twin Mustang - North American
XP-83 - Bell, two jet engines
Drone
QF-102_Firebee
Reconnaissance
RA-2_Savage
RA-3_Skywarrior
RA-5_Vigilante - North American
RB-17_Flying_Fortress
RB-26_Invader
RB-29_Superfortress
RB-36_Peacemaker
RB-45_Tornado
RB-47_Stratojet
RB-52_Stratofortress
RB-57_Canberra
RB-58_Hustler
RB-66_Destroyer
RB-69_Neptune
RC-7_Caribou
RC-12_Guard_Rail - Beech Aircraft
RC-45_Expeditor
RC-47_Skytrain
RC-54_Skymaster
RC-121_Warning_Star
RC-130_Hercules
RC-131_Samaritan
RC-135_Rivet_Joint - Boeing
RF-4_Phantom_II - McDonnell-Douglas
RF-5_Tigereye
RF-8_Crusader - Chance Vought
RF-9_Cougar
RF-51_Mustang
RF-61_Reporter
RF-80_Shooting_Star
RF-84_Thunderflash
RF-86_Sabre
RF-87_Blackhawk
RF-100_Super_Sabre
RF-101_Voodoo
RF-104_Starfighter
RF-105_Thunderchief
SR-71_Blackbird - Lockheed
U-2 - Lockheed
Trainer
AT-9_Jeep - Curtiss-Wright
AT-21_Gunner - Fairchild
BT-13_Valiant - Vultee
Curtiss Jenny - Curtiss
PT-11 - Consolidated
PT-13 and PT-17 Kaydet - Boeing Stearman
PT-19 - Fairchild
PT-22_Recruit - Ryan
SNC_Falcon - Curtiss-Wright
T-2_Buckeye - North American
T-6_Texan - North American
T-28_Trojan - North American
T-29 - Convair 240
T-33 - Lockheed nicknamed "Teebird"
T-38_Talon - Northrop
T-39_Sabreliner - North American
T-43 - Boeing 737-based navigation trainer
T-45_Goshawk - (Hawk) British Aerospace
U-21A_Ute - Beechcraft/Raytheon
Utility
JF/J2F_Duck - Grumman
G-21 Goose - Grumman
G-44_Widgeon - Grumman
HU-16_Albatross - Grumman
UH-1_Iroquois - Bell "Huey"
H-3_Sea_King - Sikorsky
U-3_Blue_Canoe - Cessna 310
U-8_Seminole - Beechcraft Travel Air
UH-60_Blackhawk - Sikorsky
HH-60_Pave_Hawk - Sikorsky
Vertical Take off and Landing
V-22_Osprey - Bell, Boeing Vertol, tilt rotor aircraft
Experimental
''Main article: X-plane''
X-1 - Bell, first supersonic aircraft
X-2 - Bell
X-3_Stiletto - Douglas
X-4_Bantam - Northrop
X-5 - Bell swing-wing
X-6 - Convair
X-7 - Lockheed missile propulsion testbed
X-8 - Aerojet General missile
X-9_Shrike - Bell missile
X-10 - North American missile
X-11 - Convair ICBM prototype
X-12 - Convair ICBM
X-13 - Ryan VATOL
X-14 - Bell VTOL
X-15 - North American rocket plane
X-16 - Bell, cancelled U-2 competitor
X-17 - Lockheed experimental rocket
X-18 - Hiller tilt-wing
X-19 - Curtiss-Wright
X-20_Dyna-Soar - Boeing
X-21 - Northrop
X-22 - Bell
X-23 - Martin_Marietta
X-24 - Martin Marietta lifting body
X-25 - Bensen
X-26_Frigate - Schweizer
X-27 - Lockheed
X-28_Sea_Skimmer - Pereira
X-29 - Grumman forward-swept wing jet
X-30 - Rockwell
X-31 - Hypersonic jet or Orient Express
X-32 - Boeing Joint Strike Fighter candidate
X-33 - Lockheed Martin
X-34 - Orbital Sciences
X-35 - Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter winner
X-36 - McDonnell Douglas
X-37_Future-X - Boeing
X-38 - Scaled Composites crew return vehicle
X-39 - unused designation reserved for Future_Aircraft_Technology_Enhancements program
X-40 - Boeing
X-41 - classified re-entry vehicle
X-42 - classified upper stage rocket
X-43 - Boeing with others, scramjet-powered
X-44_MANTA - Lockheed Martin
X-45 - Boeing UCAV (unpiloted)
X-46 - Boeing
X-47_Pegasus - Northrop Grumman
X-48 - Boeing
X-49 - Sikorsky Piasecki
X-50 - Boeing
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