BOEING 747

     The Boeing 747 has changed the face of aviation forever. It's big with graceful lines -- the definitive "flagship" for airlines worldwide.

BOEING 777

     The Boeing company's newest airplane type is the 777, designed to fill the size gap between the 767 and 747.

B-2

      As part of the U.S. Air Force B-2 industry team, Boeing built primary structural components, namely the outboard wing and aft-center sections of the bomber's fuselage, using the latest in advanced composite technology.

F-14

     The F-14 Tomcat is a supersonic, twin-engine, variable sweep wing, two-place fighter designed to attack and destroy enemy aircraft at night and in all weather conditions.

F-15

     The F-15 Eagle is the most capable production fighter in the world. Since entering operational service in 1974, the F-15 has attained a perfect air combat record of 96.5 victories and zero losses.

F-16

The F-16 program has grown into the largest multinational coproduction effort in history.     Almost 4,000 F-16s have been delivered to 19 air forces around the world. Fourteen of these countries have ordered additional F-16s.

F/A-18

     The F/A-18 Hornet is a single- and two-seat, twin-engine multimission tactical aircraft. It is the first tactical aircraft designed from its inception to carry out both air-to-air and air-to-ground missions.

Space Shuttle

     America's Space Shuttle is a key to our future in space through this century and the next. As a major transportation link between Earth and space, the reusable Shuttle orbiters will continue to perform commercial, scientific, and national security missions. In addition, the Space Shuttle's role will expand to include other tasks. 

Space Station

     The International Space Station program - for which Boeing is NASA's prime contractor - draws upon the resources and the scientific and technological expertise of 16 cooperating nations, including the United States, Canada, Japan, Brazil, Russia and 11 member nations of the European Space Agency.

Aircraft Carrier

     Our economy and security depends upon our protecting our overseas interests as well as encouraging peace and stability around the globe. Forward presence by U.S. Navy aircraft carrier battle groups and amphibious ready groups helps us accomplish this.