Placed on display as recently as May 2024, this was Boeing entry in the Joint Strike Fighter contest started in 1996 and ultimately won by Lockheed Martin's X-35 and developed into the F-35. It was never given USAF markings, remaining in Boeing's ownership

On display along with the X-35 for the media on "JSF Day"

The second of two concept demonstrator aircraft for the Joint Strike Fighter competition, which was won by the Lockheed X-35. The first flight of the STOVL X-32B was on 29 March 2001, and the aircraft was moved to the Patuxent River Naval Air Museum in 2005 for preservation. No c/n or serial/ID is known.

Mockup of the X-32, at that time in competition for the JSF with Lockheed-Martin.

The X-32A was Boeing's prototype entry in the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) competition. The other entry was the Lockheed X-35. The X-35 won, and now is in production as the F-35 Lightning II. The X-32A was retired to the USAF Museum in 2005. The a/c is in the restoration hangar and not currently on display. The X-32A was not assigned a USAF serial number nor was it marked as a USAF a/c as it was owned by Boeing.