The first jet aircraft produced by the Graingy aircraft company. Built in 1944, and kept a total secret from the Canadian government (the location of Graingy headquarters at the time), this jet was built to demonstrate the feasibility of a Graingy jet aircraft. The jet was unremarkable in terms of speed, since it was only built as a proof as concept, however was fast and powerful enough to show jets as a potential future for aircraft. This aircraft did, however, have something big going for it: positive TWR. This made it clear enough that jets were the future of the Graingy aircraft company. This aircraft is somewhat famous for being superior to the trainer of ten years later, due to the T-27 being built to be extremely cheap. The XGJ-1 is propelled by two 15 kn jet engines built by the Graingy aircraft company, being able to make up to over 600 km/h. The aircraft also somewhat famously flew to the current Graingy HQ on the Soian island on it's own in 2018, only landing on the very stationary S.N.S Bombard to refuel (half the flight time was circling and waiting for the ship to catch up. 60 knots is fast, but 600 km/h is faster). The jet currently resides in the main entrance of the HQ, always kept airworthy in case someone says that Graingy never did anything important during WWII. A ship of ours literally engaged the Yamato and got away, even scored a few hits! regardless, the aircraft is always the first thing visitors see when they enter the HQ (unless they entered through another door). Controls as one would expect, might be more info in comments