Basic design similarities between N-9M and XB-35 are evident in this photograph of the XB-35, under tow prior to taxi tests at Northrop in May 1946. Split-flap rudders attached to the pitch trimmers, elevons and landing flaps are along the trailing edge; automatic wing slot is visible just aft of the leading edge on the left side. http://www.century-of-flight.net/Aviation history/flying wings/Northrop bombers.htm
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