developed by the American Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company (Tactical Aircraft Systems) in three versions: option for the US Air Force (ground fighter - CTOL), for the US Marine Corps and the British Navy (fighter with short takeoff and vertical landing, and STOVL) for the needs of the US Navy (deck fighter - CV).
[M]developed[/M] by the American Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company (Tactical Aircraft Systems) in three versions: option for the US Air Force (ground fighter - CTOL), for the US Marine Corps and the British Navy (fighter with short takeoff and vertical landing, and STOVL) [M]for the needs of the US Navy (deck fighter - CV).[/M][SEP][M]developed[/M] by the American Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company (Tactical Aircraft Systems) in three versions: option for the US Air Force (ground fighter - CTOL), [M]for[/M] the US Marine Corps and [M]the British Navy (fighter with short takeoff and vertical landing, and STOVL)[/M] for the needs of the US Navy (deck fighter - CV).[SEP][M]developed[/M] by the American Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company (Tactical Aircraft Systems) in three versions: option for the US Air Force (ground fighter - CTOL), [M]for the US Marine Corps[/M] and the British Navy [M](fighter with short takeoff and vertical landing, and STOVL)[/M] for the needs of the US Navy (deck fighter - CV).[SEP][M]developed[/M] by the American Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company (Tactical Aircraft Systems) [M]in[/M] three versions: option [M]for the US Air Force (ground fighter - CTOL)[/M], for the US Marine Corps and the British Navy (fighter with short takeoff and vertical landing, and STOVL) for the needs of the US Navy (deck fighter - CV).[SEP][M]developed[/M] by the American Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company (Tactical Aircraft Systems) [M]in three versions[/M]: option for the US Air Force (ground fighter - CTOL), for the US Marine Corps and the British Navy (fighter with short takeoff and vertical landing, and STOVL) for the needs of the US Navy (deck fighter - CV).[SEP][M]developed by the American Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company (Tactical Aircraft Systems)[/M] in three versions: option for the US Air Force (ground fighter - CTOL), for the US Marine Corps and the British Navy (fighter with short takeoff and vertical landing, and STOVL) for the needs of the US Navy (deck fighter - CV).