The F/A-18 Hornet and Super Hornet, introduced into service in 1995, came as a replacement for the well-known F-14 Tomcat, designed to do the same as its predecessor but in a better way, the F/A-18 program. It was highly capable across the entire mission spectrum: air superiority, fighter escort, reconnaissance, aerial refueling, close air support, air defense suppression, and day/night precision strike. 

This fighter has variants that allow it to adapt to any war scenario, a variant of it is capable of taking off from aircraft carriers and is currently operated by the U.S. Air Force and many other allied countries, for example the United Kingdom and Spain.

The F-22 Raptor presented to the Air Force on September 7, 1997, is a fighter manufactured by Lockheed Martin, it is a supersonic fighter with stealth capabilities, advanced design programs that incorporate electronic warfare, advanced avionics and a design; or modern that made it the first 5th generation fighter in the world.

It is in service inside and outside the country, making it a weapon that only the US Air Force has, not even any other ally has permission to buy this ship directly from the manufacturer due to the advanced technology it has and the secret avionics that the Government American prefers to keep it as a secret.

Introduced to the Air Force in 1987, the B-2 is a bomber with stealth capabilities and advanced avionics. Manufactured by Northrop Corporation, The project's considerable capital and operating costs made it controversial in the U.S. Congress even before the winding down of the Cold War dramatically reduced the desire for a stealth aircraft designed to strike deep in Soviet territory.

It was not until 1997 when it entered active service for the Air Force and currently continues to be operated around multiple bases around the world, but especially within the national territory.