Gulfstream III U.S. Army Building on its success

Building on its success

that harnesses the power of low-observable stealth technology

Powered by a pulse-jet engine producing 300 kg (660 lb) of thrust and mounted above the rear of the fuselage

Wingspan 17

Gulfstream III U.S. Army Building on its successGulfstream III airplane model. The improved Gulfstream III followed Gulfstream American's purchase of Grumman's GA lines in 1978. The Gulfstream III first flew on December 2, 1979. Changes compared with the G II include a revised wing of greater span and area with drag reducing winglets, more fuel tankage and thus range, reprofiled nose and a 97cm (3ft 2in) fuselage stretch. Gulfstream IIBs are G IIs retrofitted with the G III's wing. Production