This aircraft was designed in three different versions: the F-35A for conventional take-off and landing (CTOL), the F-35B capable of perform short takeoffs and vertical landings (STOVL) and the F-35C which is a naval variant capable of operating on aircraft carriers.
This aircraft was designed in three different versions: the F-35A for conventional take-off and landing (CTOL), the F-35B capable of perform short takeoffs and vertical landings (STOVL) and [M]the F-35C[/M] which [M]is a naval variant capable of operating on aircraft carriers.[/M][SEP][M]This aircraft was designed in[/M] three different versions: the F-35A for conventional take-off and landing (CTOL), the F-35B capable of perform short takeoffs and vertical landings (STOVL) and [M]the F-35C[/M] which is a naval variant capable of operating on aircraft carriers.[SEP][M]This aircraft was designed in[/M] three different versions: the F-35A for conventional take-off and landing (CTOL), [M]the F-35B capable of perform short takeoffs and vertical landings (STOVL)[/M] and the F-35C which is a naval variant capable of operating on aircraft carriers.[SEP][M]This aircraft was designed in[/M] three different versions: [M]the F-35A for conventional take-off and landing (CTOL),[/M] the F-35B capable of perform short takeoffs and vertical landings (STOVL) and the F-35C which is a naval variant capable of operating on aircraft carriers.[SEP][M]This aircraft was designed in three different versions[/M]: the F-35A for conventional take-off and landing (CTOL), the F-35B capable of perform short takeoffs and vertical landings (STOVL) and the F-35C which is a naval variant capable of operating on aircraft carriers.