2nd ASCII airplane
From Harry Dutton <hjd...@cornell.edu>
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· 29 Jun 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Why, I do believe it is the Northrop XP-58 "Black Bullet." One of a trio of losers in a WW2 fighter competition along with Curtiss's XP-55 "Ascender" and McDonnell's XP-57 "Swoose." Interestingly, all three were pusher-prop types.
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