Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in the United States, 1948

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WRIGHT FIELD, OHIO -- The Horton 229, flying twin-engine jet fighter, was in its finishing stages at the end of the war. The pilot of this airplane cut in the nose, between the two jet units. The courtcase of this design was proved as early as 1938 when a Horton glider, prototype of the 229, was tested to an altitude of 14,200 feet.

CREDIT: "U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO., WASH. D.C."