Future Aircraft Technology Enhancements

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The Future Aircraft Technology Enhancements (FATE) program is a program to develop new technologies. It is being run by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). The X-39 aircraft designation is reserved for use with FATE by the USAF.

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USAF/Joint Service experimental aircraft (X-plane) designations since 1941
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X-1 · X-2 · X-3 · X-4 · X-5 · X-6 · X-7 · X-8 · X-9 · X-10 · X-11 · X-12 · X-13 · X-14 · X-15 · X-16 · X-17 · X-18 · X-19 · X-20 · X-21 · X-22 · X-23 · X-24A · X-24B · X-25
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X-51 · X-521 · X-53 · X-54 · X-55
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1 Unused, to avoid confusion with the B-52.
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