Which aircraft is an advanced multi-role, supersonic, stealth fighter?

• A. EA-18G Growler
• B. F-35 Lightning II
• C. KC-30A MRTT
• D. MQ-4C Triton

Answer: (B)

In this item, the idea is to spot an aircraft that combines stealth capability with versatility in mission roles and the ability to fly at speeds above the speed of sound. The F-35 Lightning II fits this description best. It’s a fifth‑generation stealth multirole fighter designed to perform air-to-air and air-to-ground missions while operating in contested airspace. Its stealth design uses internal weapons bays and a low radar cross-section, helping it evade detection, and it integrates advanced sensors and data networking to enable complex, multi-mission operations. It can reach supersonic speeds (Mach ~1.6), which satisfies the “supersonic” requirement, while prioritizing stealth, sensor fusion, and versatility across missions.

The other options don’t match all parts of the description. The EA-18G Growler is an electronic warfare aircraft based on the Super Hornet and isn’t built as a stealth fighter. The KC-30A MRTT is a refueling aircraft, not a fighter at all. The MQ-4C Triton is a long-endurance unmanned aerial system focused on surveillance, not a manned, stealthy, multi-role fighter.