In the middle of her makeshift raft, a piece of aircraft fuselage, she noticed a porthole and peered through it into the inky depths.

Upon failure the engine separated from the aircraft fuselage, as it had been designed to do.

The resulting design had a standard aircraft fuselage and powerplant, with a standard tail.

Armament was stored in a large internal bay located in a belly position, taking up over one third of the aircraft fuselage.

Twenty-six seconds later the aircraft fuselage struck the ground.