Northrop JB-1A / JB-10 flying bomb

A Photo-Illustration of a Northrop Jb-10 / Jb-1A Pulsejet Engined Flying-Bomb Flying. it Was Unsucessfully Tested in 1945. a Single Ford Pj31 Pulsejet Engine Was Mounted in a Centerline Shroud. the Shroud Was of Larger Diameter Than the Pulsejet to Allow the Flow of Cooling Air Around the Engine. the Prominent Bomb Containers of the Jb-1 Were Also Removed and Replaced by Integral Warhead Sections in the Wing Roots

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