SPAWN IT IN THE AIR!!! (The following description is fictional ) The X-94 was a joint development of the U.S, Canada, the U.K, and France for an advanced light fighter that could barely go supersonic and have enough manuverability to dodge missiles and dogfight effectively. the project was finished in 1958, and it began entering service in 1959. The project was originally to have a light attacker/ fighter to cover soldiers on the ground and help in maintaining air superiority. That goal had the aspect of supermanuverability added so it could do it’s job easier. Most countries who bought it and owned it had a low need for it in their ranks, but, the U.S. proved it’s capability in Vietnam, by it having a 12 kills per 1 loss ratio. it left service in 1986 in the U.S. along with many other countries, as they had little need for it. It was retired in the final country who owned it in 2009. It is sometimes used in parades to show off it’s excellent manuverability, though.