Fighter jet

Characteristics

Locations

Appearances

Behind the scenes

Gallery

References

The fighter jet is a vehicle in Fallout 3, its add-on Point Lookout, and Fallout: New Vegas.

A standard jet utilized by the United States Air Force, with a conventional all-metal airframe, slim low wing, and tricycle landing gear. In addition to being a part of a Lockreed Industries exhibit at the Museum of History,^[1] fighter jets are common throughout the wasteland, including at Adams Air Force Base and on the deck of Rivet City. Some variants are found with folding wings.

Several fighter jets with folding wings appear on board the deck of Rivet City.
A fixed-wing version can be found in Point Lookout at the jet crash site.
Several fixed wing fighter jets can be found within some of the derelict hangers at Adams Air Force Base.
One can also be seen suspended from the ceiling inside the Camp McCarran terminal building.

Fighter jets appear in Fallout 3, its add-ons Point Lookout and Broken Steel, and Fallout: New Vegas.

The fighter jet strongly resembles the P-80/F-80 Shooting Star and its variants, manufactured by the real world Lockheed Corporation.

Spacecraft

Clarabella 7 - Delta IX rocket - R77-293A Needlenose rocket - ESS Quetzel - V29-321G rocket - Z43-521P rocket

Space stations

Valiant-1

Alien spacecraft

Flying saucer - Mothership (Zeta, Support mothership) - Palandine - Recon craft (Theta) UFO

↑ Museum of Technology terminal entries Flight Exhibits: "Take to the skies and soar above the clouds as you view our aircraft exhibits throughout the Museum of Technology. The original Wright Brothers Flyer, the vintage WWII P-51 Mustang and several other aircraft can be found hanging about the museum. Also, be sure an visit our Flight Experience Gallery where you can take a simulated airline flight on board a full-sized jetliner or step into the hair-raising, white-knuckle world of air traffic control in our Tower of Terror exhibit. Sponsored by Lockreed Industries."

Vehicles

Land	Automobiles and motorcycles	Appalachian bus - Bicycle - City Liner - Commonwealth bus - Cop car - Coupe - Corvega Blitz - Cherry Bomb - Atomic V-8 - Dirt bike - Flying car - Death car - Deuce coupe - Fusion Flea Supreme - Highwayman - Limousine - Motorcycle - Nuka-Cola truck - Off-road vehicle - Pick-R-Up - Pickup truck - Station Wagon - Tank truck - Transport truck - Truck - Van - Shuttle bus - Zip

	Construction and utility vehicles	Appalachian fire truck - Appalachian tractor - Combine - Commonwealth tractor - Police car - Dragline - Dump truck - Excavator - Forklift - Front loader - Golf cart - Highway patrol car - Haul truck - Megaloader - Searchlight fire truck - Skid loader - Street cleaner - Train loader

	Military vehicles	Armored personnel carrier - Chimera - Missile carrier - Tank

	Rail transports	Appalachian monorail - Appalachian train - Commonwealth monorail - Commonwealth train - District of Columbia monorail - Handcar - Metro car - LVB monorail - Morgantown monorail - Nuka-Express - Personnel carrier - Subway train

	Landships	EXC-97 bucket-wheel excavator (Rockhound) - Mobile base crawler

Air	Aircraft	Airplane - B-29 - Biplane - Chinese bomber - Fighter jet - Jet plane - P-51 Mustang - Stingray Deluxe - Supersonic Airliner - Transport plane - Vertibird (Bear Force One, Pride One) - Xian-85 fighter

	Airships	Airship (The Prydwen) - USS Constitution

[1] Museum of Technology terminal entries Flight Exhibits: "Take to the skies and soar above the clouds as you view our aircraft exhibits throughout the Museum of Technology. The original Wright Brothers Flyer, the vintage WWII P-51 Mustang and several other aircraft can be found hanging about the museum. Also, be sure an visit our Flight Experience Gallery where you can take a simulated airline flight on board a full-sized jetliner or step into the hair-raising, white-knuckle world of air traffic control in our Tower of Terror exhibit. Sponsored by Lockreed Industries."

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