Lockheed completes F-22 mid-fuselage
LOCKHEED MARTIN TACTICAL Aircraft Systems has mated the three modules which form the mid-fuselage section of the first Lockheed Martin/Boeing F-22 engineering/manufacturing-development (EMD) aircraft, due to fly in mid-1997. The fuselage is being fitted with electrical, hydraulic and environmental-control systems, and the auxiliary power unit. It is due to go ...
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