Gulfstream II Foreign Military approximately 4

approximately 4

this new aircraft featured a shortened fuselage and a larger weapons bay

close-support aircraft

A total of 52 additional aircraft were accepted

a Genie test rocket was fired from an F-89J

Gulfstream II Foreign Military approximately 4Gulfstream II airplane model. The Rolls Royce Dart turboprop powered Grumman Gulfstream I proved to be quite successful as a large, long range corporate transport, while the availability of a faster and more powerful turbojet powered model, the Rolls Royce Spay meant that a jet powered successor was a logical development. Grumman launched such an aircraft, named the Gulfstream II or G II, in May 1965. While based on the original Gulfstream I the G II