F-22 Raptor Airframe Component Breakdown by Manufacturer #1780965 (License: Personal Use)

The image breaks down the F-22 Raptor’s airframe into color-coded sections representing the primary contractors: Boeing supplied the wing-body structure and vertical stabilizers; Lockheed-Marietta handled forward fuselage, wings, and control surfaces like ailerons and flaperons; Lockheed-Ft. Worth provided the center and aft fuselage including radar and mission software integration; and Pratt & Whitney delivered the engine bay and associated systems. Each labeled part-including leading edge flaps, horizontal stabilizers, and wing tip edges-clarifies functional and manufacturing responsibilities across the joint venture.

Used in defense industry analyses, aerospace education, and military technology articles to explain multi-contractor collaboration on advanced fighter programs; targets users researching F-22 development history, procurement, or engineering partnerships.