Discover the story of the Fokker D.XXIII (D.23), an innovative push-pull twin-engine fighter aircraft developed in the Netherlands just before World War II. Featuring a radical twin-boom configuration, an ejector seat prototype, and speeds intended to rival the best combat planes of 1939, this Dutch aviation masterpiece was tragically cut short during the May 1940 invasion. Watch to uncover one of military aviation history's most fascinating forgotten designs!
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Source: European Defense