Analysis of Flying Object Incidents in the United States, 1948
DOW-UAP-D093 · page 51 of 67
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CONFIDENTIAL 3. Great Britain a. The Armstrong Whitworth The AW 52 G, a glider, and the AW 52, a twin-jet airplane, are British designs of tailless aircraft. The vertical stabilizers are located at the tips of the swept-back wing. (Figs. 4 and 5) Data on the AW 52 appear below. Span | 90 feet Lenth | 37 feet Max. Speed (sea level) | 435 knots Max. Speed (20,000 feet) | 435 knots Max. Speed (36,000 feet) | 417 knots Range | 1300 nautical miles Power Plant | 2 Nene II turbo jet units ARMSTRONG WHITWORTH A. W. 52 Experimental Flying-wing Aircraft (cf. No. 1403) 34925A.C. Fig. 4 6 CONFIDENTIAL