 In that role the F-117N could carry AIM-120 AMRAAM air-to-air missiles.After being rebuffed by the Navy, Lockheed submitted an updated proposal that included afterburning capability and a larger emphasis on the F-117N as a multi-mission aircraft, rather than just an attack aircraft.To boost interest, Lockheed also proposed an "F-117B" land-based variant that shared most of the F-117N capabilities.