McDonnell Douglas Spanloader concept

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McDonnell Douglas Spanloader concept

Boeing was not the only company examining flying wings. The top-mounted engines provided additional lift by taking advantage of the Coanda effect. Source: Bill Gunston, ed., The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Commercial Aircraft (London: Phoebus Publishing, 1980)
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Another view of the McDonnell Douglas Spanloader concept presented by Douglas in the first post:
 

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Very interesting document, hesham, but I believe you misread it.

The D-3122 is the one ABOVE. Look at the rest of the image: names of types are always immediately BELOW the drawing, not above.
 

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Yes stargazer,


but I don't find any similar drawing to this McDonnell Douglas aircraft before,I will
search about it from NASA reports.
 

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From this book.
 

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