The Northrop YB-35 was an experimental, propeller-driven flying wing heavy bomber developed for the United States Army Air Forces during and shortly after World War II. It was a radical design for its era, conceived by aviation pioneer Jack Northrop, with the aim of creating a highly efficient, long-range strategic bomber. Development and Design Concept: The YB-35 eliminated the conventional fuselage and tail section, integrating all crew, engines, and payload within a thick, all-wing structure

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Before the B-2 Spirit: Northrop’s 1940 Flying Wing Experiments [RESTORED RARE FOOTAGE]. Witness the birth of modern stealth aerodynamics in the dusty lakebeds of 1940s California. The Northrop N-1M, also known by the company designation N-306, stands as one of the most significant experimental aircraft ever constructed. Before the B-2 Spirit was born, this bright yellow prototype proved that a pure "flying wing" was not just a fantasy, but a viable future for military aviation. This video, also

YB-49: The Flying Wing Bomber Decades Ahead of Its Time. Before the B-2 Stealth Bomber WATCH AND LEARN MORE AVIATION HISTORY AT: https://www.youtube.com/@Dronescapes Explore the history of the futuristic Northrop YB-49 Flying Wing in this restored and colorized documentary, an aircraft that was decades ahead of its time. #YB49 #FlyingWing #ColdWar #AviationHistory #SecretAircraft #Documentary | Aviation And History