The JSF Joint Strike Fighter program was set to develop a new fifth generation "all-weather" multi-role fighter capable of being a valid replacement for the current ground attack aircraft of the United States and NATO countries. The Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II single-seat aircraft was born from the project. Equipped with extraordinary technology, it is characterized by the adoption of an aerodynamic layout, with stealth characteristics, with a trapezoidal wing. Designed to carry out air superiority missions, close air support and ground attack, its airframe is available in various configurations. The F-35A operates from conventional runways, the F-35B is designed for vertical landing and take-off, the F-35C is ideal for use by aircraft carriers equipped with catapults. The extreme operational flexibility, the offensive load it is capable of carrying, the on-board technology and the strong innovation of the project, will make the F-35 Lightning II a sure protagonist of the 21st century air force.

Includes decals from RAAF 61st Fighter Test Squadron, Williamtown.