Captain Jet #2

Captain Jet and a young man named Robert are stranded in the jungles of Indo-China when their mission to deliver water to stranded troops goes awry after their plane is shot down. With the enemy closing in and their supplies stolen, Captain Jet must outwit a cunning enemy pilot and navigate treacherous terrain to find a new water source and return to his comrades.

Captain Jet and Joan are enjoying a rare moment of peace in New York when an unexpected air raid alarm sounds—followed by enemy planes dropping pamphlets that warn of impending doom. As panic spreads, Captain Jet realizes the threat isn’t conventional: a mysterious cloud in the stratosphere hides a massive flying airbase, and he must race to uncover its secrets before it strikes.

General Billy Mitchell stands firm in his conviction that aircraft can sink battleships, testing his theories in a series of 1921 bombing exercises off the Virginia coast. As the Army and Navy clash over the power of air power, Mitchell oversees daring attacks on captured German warships, proving that aerial bombardment can destroy even the most formidable naval vessels—despite resistance from skeptical military leaders.

Captain Jet investigates a string of mysterious pilot disappearances over Korea, all linked to flights carrying cobalt and reports of impossible sights—flying fish, ghost ships, and wing-flapping planes. As he pieces together the clues, he uncovers a sabotage plot involving fake aerial projections and hidden wreckage, leading him to confront a traitor within the ranks.