The Vought YA-7F was named Strikefighter, two prototypes (70-1039 and this 71-0344) were converted from A-7D airframes. Eventually, the YA-7F was not ordered into production. The stretched, supersonic version of A-7 was powered by a Pratt & Whitney F100-220 turbofan. The A-7F was intended for the interdiction mission, but was cancelled as the F-16 was a better option. 0344 is seen here stored on the south side of Edwards.

Converted to the second YA-7F prototype in 1987. Preserved at Hill AFB from 1992 after the project was cancelled.

YA-7F having just finished a short flying demo taxis back in front of the crowd.

YA-7F 6512TS at the 1990 Edwards Open House

Specially modified YA-7F Corsair II development aircraft operated by the 6512 Test Squadron, Air Force Flight Test Center, based at Edwards AFB.