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Collection of B-58 Hustler photos.

Collection of photos of B-36 Peacemaker.

Through the years, the scope of Code One magazine expanded beyond tactical aircraft to include air mobility, maritime patrol and reconnaissance, and cutting-edge air vehicles.

As of 23 March 2010, nine pilots have flown more than 200 hours and 160 flights in the System Development and Demonstration phase of the F-35 program. Gallery covers F-35 flight test milestones from 14 November 2009 to 18 March 2010.

The F-35 Lightning II integrates advanced very low observable stealth into a supersonic, highly agile 5th generation fighter that provides the pilot with unprecedented situational awareness and unmatched lethality and survivability. With its host of next-generation technologies and unprecedented capabilities, the F-35 is the world's most advanced multirole fighter.

The German Navy received P-3 aircraft from the Netherlands in 2005 and 2006. By 2007, they were flying operational missions with the Orion for NATO.

Images of all models of the Lockheed Constellation transport.

Collection of photos of A-12, M21, and D-21 aircraft.

Photo collection of the F-16 prototype, YF-16.

Origins of the SR 71 date back to the late 1950s when legendary Lockheed designer and Skunk Works founder Clarence L. "Kelly" Johnson proposed a high speed, high altitude alternative to supplement the Lockheed-built U-2 subsonic reconnaissance plane that would soon become vulnerable to Soviet missiles. As a result, the Blackbird family was initiated with the A 12, which first flew in April 1962. The single-seat A-12s were the smallest of the Blackbird series. Designed for reconnaissance missions, the A-12 spawned a two-place, armed version designated YF-12A, which was proposed as an interceptor. Although never adopted for this role, the YF-12s made important contributions as research aircraft, serving for more than a decade with NASA. It was the first aircraft capable of sustaining speeds above Mach 3.