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    Skoda-Kauba Atomic Bomber

    Pierre TIAN: I made some fotografs of the scale model and send it to Friedrich Georg that never saw it before. He send me Bill Gunston extracts about NX 36 , the nuclear test plane that only flew 14 minutes on critical with his airborne Westinghouse nuke reactor, so I could compare with the...
  2. airman

    (Typo-based, non-existing) German 17.7 ton Bomb

    Existed proposed E version with 6 BMW-801 for Me 323. I haven't seen any mention of Twin Me-323 seems be an other what if
  3. 1635yankee

    (Typo-based, non-existing) German 17.7 ton Bomb

    I wouldn't be surprised if some fanboi invented it to show the nazis could make everything bigger. After all, the Allies had Grand Slam and its more petite sibling, Tallboy. Obviously, the Germans must have had something better.
  4. Lauge

    1940's Japan A-Bomb Program Speculation

    ...correctly) a few days before the US nuked Hiroshima. But as indicated above, my less than humble opinion is that we are firmly in "Friedrich Georg / Rob Arndt" territory here, i.e. no evidence, no confirmation, lots of rumor and hearsay. But I am always prepared to be prove wrong ;) Kind...
  5. athpilot

    German Mistel & Piggy-Back Projects & Prototypes

    You´re wrong. No questioning can make this „Hs 315 A“ become a reality. And btw. everybody can raise questions. This author uses the method of questioning mostly as a method of persuasation (or maybe propaganda). This method is called derailing: in case you have not the (historical) sources you...
  6. Lauge

    German Special Air-Air Anti-Bomber Weapons

    ...archives, classified as "secret" ". I would have to urge caution here. I have seen too many "researchers" (I name no names, but Friedrich Georg would be one of them ;)) latch on to some obscure rumour, then look for facts and documentation to support it. When they can't find any, guess which...
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    Manned V2/A4, A9/A10

    Hello Scott, I am happy to hear from you again. My sources are of two types: there is bibliography that I can mention, as I still have the books, and a number of photocopied works which source is unknown to me. The bibliography I have is as follows: - “The birth of the missile” by Otto Merk...
  8. Orionblamblam

    German Atomic Bombs in WW2

    I may be wrong or seeing a skewed sample size, but a lot of the fanciful "Nazi Wunderwaffen" fiction seems to come from *east* of Germany, from the former Warsaw Pact areas. I have my own hare-brained hypothesis on why this is: during WWII, Germany managed to overrun vast regions and kill...
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    Early German Projects & Prototypes

    The next series... Pages 31 - 33 Günter Pegelow, Bork bei Berlin Momonplane with 12 hp Anzani, built by Rumpler in 1910. Open bamboo fuselage. Unable to fly. Oskar E. Peter, Ingenieur, Berlin Airplane with Hilz engine. 1915. No flights known. Phoenix-Fliegerwerke, Chemnitz After building a...
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