The P-95 was a prototype jet fighter created by America during world war II. The official name was P.J.P.F.B. (Prototype Jet Purpulsion Fighter Bomber), but the test pilots niknamed it the Racehorse due to its incredible speed. It could reach speeds of over 600 mph! The tail turrent (AG1) was not very useful because it usally outran all the other planes. Its two main purposes were to bomb highly valuble and closely gaurded targets, and to shoot down enemy bombers. However, after an engine failure on the first mission ever flown in a Racehorse, almost all of these incrdible planes were scrapped. Only 17 still exist, rusting at the back of a hanger in an abandoned millatary base.