Jet planes, Military
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Names and connections
Military jets
- Broader: Airplanes, Military
- Narrower: A-10 (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: A-12 (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: A-12 (Jet reconnaissance plane)
- Narrower: A-37 (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: Aermacchi MB-326 (Jet plane)
- Narrower: BAC TSR 2 (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: C-17 (Jet transport)
- Narrower: Corsair II (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: Harrier II (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: Intruder (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: Jaguar (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: Jet bombers
- Narrower: Jet fighter planes
- Narrower: Panavia Tornado (Military aircraft)
- Narrower: SR-71 Blackbird (Jet reconnaissance plane)
- Narrower: Skyhawk (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: Stealth aircraft
- Narrower: T-33 (Training plane)
- Narrower: YC-14 (Jet transport)
- Narrower: Yak-36 (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: Yak-38 (Jet attack plane)
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 900799090378540548 · morton4x16-v1
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