Captain Jet #3

Captain Jet races against Soviet agents to protect a revolutionary new atomic fuel formula when a substitute pilot and a spy ring threaten to steal America's secret weapon. With the formula hidden and Soviet operatives closing in on Mr. Benson and his daughter Sally, Captain Jet must pursue the enemy across the sky in a desperate aerial chase to recover what could change the course of warfare. It's a high-stakes battle between freedom and communist espionage, with the fate of the formula—and the nation's security—hanging in the balance.

Bill Manning thought he'd caught the saboteur tampering with parachutes at a Korean supply depot—but when the sergeant intervenes, things take a darker turn than expected. As the unit prepares for a combat jump, Bill realizes the real threat may be closer than he thought, and he'll have to trust his wits to survive the mission and uncover the truth.

Witness the humble origins of aviation itself as Wilbur and Orville Wright transform from curious boys inspired by a toy flying machine into determined engineers who defy skeptics and the laws of nature itself. Through patient experimentation—building kites, testing models in a wind tunnel, and refining designs over years of work—the Wright brothers inch closer to their audacious goal, finally arriving at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina in December 1903 with a revolutionary aircraft ready for testing. This is the story of the twelve seconds that would change history, told against the backdrop of American ingenuity and the relentless pursuit of the impossible.

When Red planes devastate Peking, Captain Jet commandeers a fighter and takes down three enemy bombers—only to be shot down and captured by Stefinov's squadron. Used as propaganda bait in mock dogfights, Jet absorbs every trick and weakness of his captor before escaping with the help of a British agent. Now commanding a French Voodoo squadron, he gets his chance to settle the score when Stefinov himself appears over the border.