With turbulence-measurement booms projecting ahead of the wing, Pathfinder-Plus soared aloft over Rogers Dry Lake on its final research flight…
This bright blue-and-white twin-jet aircraft may have looked like an ordinary F/A-18 Hornet fighter, but inside it was a different…
Viewed from the front the #1 XB-70A (62-0001) is shown climbing out during take-off.
F-104N #812, F-15A #287, and YF-17 #569 in formation.
Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Michael V. Love in front of the X-24B lifting body research vehicle at Edwards Air Force…
NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, Calif., used this early-model F/A-18 Hornet as a flying research platform to evaluate emerging…
The wingless lifting body aircraft sitting on Rogers Dry Lake at NASA's Flight Research Center, Edwards, CA, from left to…
NASA Dryden Flight Research Center's Systems Research Aircraft (SRA), a highly modified F/A-18 jet fighter, during a research flight.
ED97-44244-1The XB-70 #1 cockpit, which shows the complexity of this mid-1960s research aircraft. On the left and right sides of…
AeroVironment engineers and technicians closely monitored flight data in the ground control station during the Pathfinder-Plus' turbulence measurement flights.
