Captain Jet #2

Captain Jet undertakes a dangerous mission across the Indo-Chinese jungle to deliver water to desperate Allied troops surrounded by Communist guerrillas—but when the enemy destroys the waterhole and his initial supply, he must locate an alternate source deep in hostile territory with nothing but a damaged fighter plane. Racing against time and enemy fire, Jet navigates treacherous skies to find salvation for his stranded comrades.

General Billy Mitchell staked his reputation on a daring claim: that aircraft could sink battleships and reshape modern warfare. In 1921, he got his chance to prove it when the Army was granted permission to bomb captured German warships off the Virginia coast, with Mitchell himself overseeing the dramatic tests. Watch as his bombers take on everything from submarines to the "unsinkable" battleship Ostfriesland in a pivotal series of attacks that would challenge naval doctrine forever.

Captain Jet races to investigate when three military transport planes vanish over Korea under impossible circumstances—each pilot reporting bizarre aerial visions before radioing goes dead. With half-million-dollar cobalt shipments disappearing and lives on the line, Jet digs into the mystery and discovers a saboteur in his own ranks, setting him on a collision course with an elaborate enemy trap designed to obscure the real threat lurking in the night sky.