Does the YF-24 really exist?, page 5
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reply posted on 26-5-2008 @ 10:57 PM by intelgurl
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
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post by gfad



The YF-24 does exist it looks just like the F-22 to be honest if you seen them next to each other you could never tell which is which


Do you have any links, stories or anectdotes that would lead us down a similar path of belief as you seem to have?
Why or how does the YF-24 look like the F-22? give us details!
Don't just spew one liner crap and expect us to be wowed by your connections or clairvoyance.


reply posted on 27-5-2008 @ 07:54 PM by Localjoe3
Hey folks after a bit of searching

YF-24 Refuling

I found this nice aircraft page that had a wealth of pics but from the uniformity shown in the other pics on the page I would say this is the real deal.



Joe

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reply posted on 21-7-2008 @ 11:24 PM by crusader97
reply to post by HatTrick



Here may be some more evidence that at least a prototype or RCS test model was built considering where it was photographed at. The profile is NOT an exact match, but is very similar and appears to have similar dimensions.


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[edit on 21-7-2008 by crusader97]


reply posted on 13-1-2010 @ 12:32 AM by crusader97
reply to post by Shadowhawk



So just to clarify - you are saying that 1) Lanni confirms that the bio does not contain a misprint and 2) there is at least one manned stealth aircraft program from the mid-90's that led to an operational aircraft?


reply posted on 15-1-2010 @ 02:42 AM by Phoebus
Could the fabled YF-24, actually be the mythical F-19A or F-19B ?

Northrop-Grumman / Northrop-Loral F-19A Spectre
Info about Spectre:
www.defencetalk.com...

F-19A Spectre - Refuling
1.bp.blogspot.com...

Specifications:
Length……………………………………………53ft 6in
Wingspan…………………………………………36ft 8in
Height………………………….…………………..8ft 4in
Max T/O Weight……………………………….34,200lbs
Combat Weight………………………………...26,625lbs
Max Speed……………………….………………..1,550 mph
Cruising Speed…………………….…………..950 mph
Service Ceiling…………………………………235,000ft
Max Ferry Range…………………………………6400nm
Combat Radius…………………………………...1870nm
Armament………………………....4 x AIM-120-W93-SP, 2 x GBU-15, M61 Vulcan, Also capable of carrying Exocet/Sidewinder/Sparrow/Skyflash Missiles.
Fire Control System...................... AN/APQ-125C with
cryogenically cooled infra-red and temporal/magnetic search
and track fire control functions.
Engines…2 x Pratt and Whitney F100 with 27,000 lb thrust each, or 2 x SNECMA M53-P2.
Landing Gear…………………………………F/A-18 Hornet/SEPECAT Jaguar.
Construction…………Cyano-acrylically bonded graphite/
epoxy fuselage and wing, titanium
engine nacelles, Lumispex-coated
canopy, all sheathed by classified
proprietary RAM
Crew……………..1 in D model, 2 in E model.


Lockheed-Martin F-19 (B)
www.fantastic-plastic.com...

This is more of a ghost plane...there is some mentioning about the
Lockheed F-19 CSIRS, even on National Museum of the USAF - Fighter pages:
www.nationalmuseum.af.mil...
But I have yet to see a actuall picture of the plane.
Yes there was a game by Microprose on this plane, but it's stil a "Ghostrider" as Tom Clancy called it :-)
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