McDonald's XP-67

In 1940, McDonald's joined the bold Army Air Corps R-40C bidding program to design an innovative long-range, high-altitude, high-speed interceptor aircraft. The XP-67, known as the 'Bat', featured a unique gear drive engine connection, sleek streamlined design, and extensive armament. Despite engine issues and performance challenges, the aerodynamic exploration of the XP-67 influenced post-war jet fighters, proving that it was not a complete failure.
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Yeah right, McDonald's. That's where they got their french fries.

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It’s Mcdonnell, not McDonald’s…