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The Bunker: The Military-Industrial Vortex

This week in The Bunker: Military-industrial coziness is never a good thing; the F-35 has opted to keep its own lousy nervous system instead of getting a transplant; tracking the U.S. bucks bound for Ukrainian; and more.

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Bomber Defender: The XF-85 Goblin was a World War II Interceptor s Nightmare

Its manufacturer called it the “Goblin” and by looks alone, the egg-shaped jet certainly deserved the name.

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A Defender or Parasite? The Strange XF-85 Goblin Was a Bit of Both

A Defender or Parasite? The Strange XF-85 Goblin Was a Bit of Both To top off the Goblin’s disreputable looks, it lacked landing gear, and had to make do with a retractable steel skid for emergencies. Here s What You Need to Remember: As for the Goblins, the parasite jets went on to enjoy a quiet retirement and can be seen at the U.S. Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio and the Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum in Ashland, Nebraska. Its manufacturer called it the “Goblin” and by looks alone, the egg-shaped jet certainly deserved the name. The McDonnell XF-85 jet resembled little more than a pressurized cockpit on top of a bulbous J34 turbojet engine, with small stubby swept-back wings that could fold inwards. Rounding out its ghastly appearance were an unusual three tail stabilizers, three shark-like belly-mounted fins, and a giant extendable hook rising from the open snout of its jet intake.

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