F-22 Raptor

…the aircraft was named the F-22 Raptor and was first flown in 1997. In 1996 Boeing and Lockheed Martin received U.S. defense contracts to build competitive technology demonstrators for the Joint Strike Fighter, intended as an affordable, next-generation, multirole fighter for the armed services of the United States and Britain.…

Air Force F-22 stealth dual-role fighter employs what is called an active-aperture phased-array radar rather than a mechanically scanned planar-array antenna. At each radiating element of the active-aperture phased-array is an individual transmitter, receiver, phase shifter, duplexer, and control.

Air Force F-22 Raptor, which first flew in 1997, is capable of “supercruise,” reaching supersonic speeds without afterburning.