An afterburner is a device that injects fuel into a jet engine's hot exhaust gases, generating additional thrust through combustion.

Air-to-air missiles are guided missiles fired from aircraft to engage other aircraft. They are used for self-defense and to gain air superiority.

A collection of integrated electronic systems on a military aircraft designed to detect, identify, disrupt, or deceive enemy radar, communications, and guided weapons.

An internal compartment within a military aircraft designed to store and deploy weapons, reducing radar cross-section and aerodynamic drag.

Aircraft design and technology features that reduce detection by radar, infrared, acoustic, and other sensors through shaping, materials, and emissions control.

Supercruise is the ability of an aircraft to sustain supersonic speed in level flight without using afterburner.

The ability to direct engine thrust in varying directions to control aircraft attitude or trajectory.