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Submitted 11 years ago

A comparison shot of the Northrop XB-35 flying wing bomber, flown in 1946; plus a shot of the Gotha (Reimar and Walter Horten) 229 flying wing fighter aircraft, which never got out of prototype stage before WW II ended.

Russell Anderson

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