Joint Strike Fighter Image Gallery 6 Joint Advanced Strike Technology (JAST) 1994-1996 Gallery 1 | Gallery 2 | Gallery 3 | Gallery 4 | Gallery 5 | Gallery 6 | Gallery 7 | Gallery 8
	Joint Advanced Strike Technology (JAST) proposal from Boeing
	STOVL variant of the Boeing JAST proposal with an adjustable engine inlet to increase airflow to the single engine
	Boeing JAST concept dropping a bomb from its internal weapons bay
	Subscale vehicle testing the vertical engine thrust concept used aboard the Boeing JAST proposal
	Evolution of the Boeing design for JAST culminating in the X-32
	JAST concept from Northrop Grumman illustrating the thrust vectoring approach used for STOVL flight
	Northrop Grumman JAST design with a single vertical tail, no horizontal tails, and small canards
	Wind tunnel model of an early JAST concept developed by McDonnell Douglas and British Aerospace with separate vertical and horizontal tails
	JAST concept similar to the eventual McDonnell Douglas design except fitted with canards

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