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April 14, 1945. As Patton’s forces tore through collapsing Nazi Germany, U.S. soldiers pried open the doors of a hidden workshop near Friedrichroda — and froze.
Inside the dim hangar sat a machine that looked nothing like a WWII aircraft.
No tail.
No fuselage.
No propeller.
Just a smooth, predatory wing of charcoal-black wood and steel.
They had found the Horten Ho 229 — the world’s first jet-powered flying wing, a weapon so advanced it looked stolen from the 1990s, not built in 1944. A plane designed to outrun any Allied fighter, carry a bombload deep into enemy territory, and possibly evade radar decades before “stealth” even had a name.
This video reveals the insane true story behind Hitler’s “stealth fighter,” the weapon that arrived too late to change the war… but early enough to shape the future of aviation:
• Göring’s impossible “3×1000” challenge that pushed German engineers beyond sanity
• The Horten brothers’ radical all-wing design — built mostly from plywood
• The terrifying test flights and the fatal crash of Lt. Erwin Ziller
• The V3 prototype captured intact by U.S. troops in 1945
• Northrop Grumman’s 2008 radar tests proving its ghostlike signature
• How its DNA lives on today in the B-2 Spirit stealth bomber
The Ho 229 never made it into combat — but it changed the future anyway.
It was a miracle of engineering born into a dying empire.
A technological ghost… whose shadow still flies in the night.

SOURCES:
1. Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum — Ho 229 V3 archival documentation
2. Northrop Grumman Radar Cross-Section Test Report (2008 Replica Study)
3. Dan Sharp — Horten Ho 9/Ho 229: Germany’s World War II Flying Wing Fighter
4. David Myhra — The Horten Brothers and Their All-Wing Aircraft
5. U.S. Army Technical Intelligence Division — 1945 captured aircraft reports
6. Imperial War Museum — Luftwaffe “3×1000” program archives