REICHENBERG- The S.O. Concept

[Justo Miranda]

- REICHENBERG

THE S.O. CONCEPT



CONTENTS

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-First practical radars.

-Zeppelin LZ 130.

-Chain Home.

-British defenses in the summer of 1940.

-Battle of Britain.

-IFF.

-Bristol Blenheim Mk. IF.

-Winter Blitz.

-D.H. Mosquito NF. Mk. II.

-German high-altitude bombers.

-Westland Welkin.

-German night intruders.

-Do 17 Z-2, Ju 88 C-2 and Do 217 J-1.

-Focke-Wulf Fw 190 night intruders.

-Schnellbomber specification.

-Horten Ho VII and Lippisch P.11-92.

-German missiles.

-Centimetric radar.

-D.H. Mosquito NF. Mk. XIX.

-Stealth.

-Horten flying wings.

-Focke-Wulf 1000 x 1000 x 1000.

-Lippisch P.11-121.

-Pulsejets.

-Schmidt SR 500.

-Argus As 109-014.

-Other pulsejets.

-Messerschmitt P.1079 program.

-Messerschmitt Me 328 program.

-Fieseler Fi 103 (V-1) cruise missile.

-British defenses in June 1944.

-The Robot War.

-British high-performance interceptors.

-American high-performance interceptors.

-Air-launched V-1 variant.

-Rheinmetall-Borsig catapult.

-Madelung KL 12 catapult.

-Walter Dampferzeuger gas generator.

-Extended range V-1 variants.

-High-speed V-1 variants.

-Selbstopfermanner.

-Menschengesteuerte Bombe.

-Reichenberg program.

-Submarine launched variant.

-Daimler-Benz Schnellbomberträger concept.

-DFS/Lippisch bombensegler.

-Gotha P.55.

-Messerschmitt Me 328 B.

-Messerschmitt P.1079/17.

-Submarine launched variant.

-Aerial ramming.

-Rammkommando Elbe.

-Sturmjägern.

-Totaleinsatz.

-Rammschussjäger specification.

-Bachem rammers.

-DFS Eber rammer variant.

- DVL Jagdsegler rammer variant.

-Focke-Wulf sprengstoffträger.

-Focke-Wulf rammjäger.

-Gotha P.54.

-Gotha P.56 and P.57.

-Lippisch rammer.

-Messerschmitt P.1103 rammjäger.

-Stöckel rammschussjäger.

-Zeppelin rammer.

 

[Antonio]

Justo, is that an electronic or paper book? I checked for it, both at Fonthill and Amazon.es but I didn't found any reference.
It's still on the works then?

 

[Justo Miranda]

Justo, is that an electronic or paper book? I checked for it, both at Fonthill and Amazon.es but I didn't found any reference.
It's still on the works then?

https://www.amazon.com/REICHENBERG-...efinements=p_27:Justo+Miranda&s=books&sr=1-29

REICHENBERG: THE S.O. CONCEPT Kindle Edition

by Justo Miranda (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

During the Second World War Germany developed several types of anti-aircraft and anti-ship missiles. Unfortunately for them, in early 1944 the technological superiority achieved by the allies already allowed them to interfere German radio control systems. This particularly affected the development programs of antiaircraft missiles Enzian, Schmetterling, Feuerlilie and Rheintochter in a stage of the war when German fighters were unable to contain the Allied bombers.
After the ‘Battle of the Beams’ the Luftwaffe lost any confidence in their radio-navigation systems that would be jammed.
Once the radio frequency war was lost, the Axis scientists tried to develop other control techniques. But the acoustic, electrostatic and infrared sensors, together with the TV guidance system, were not ready on time and broken cables made the wire guided bombs frequently fail.
The success achieved by Japanese suicide pilots in the Battle of Leyte Gulf, led the Germans to seriously consider the Selbstopfermanner (S.O.)units of self-sacrifice pilots. The futile devastation of their cities by the bombers ensured that, when the time comes, there would not be lack of volunteers.
The 5./KG200 was the Luftwaffe unit responsible for the formation of a first batch of 70 S.O. pilots.

The Jagdwaffe adapted their Sturmjäger squadrons to Taran tactics learnt from the Soviets and the Oberkommando der Luftwaffe (OKL) authorized the conversion of several V-1 missiles into piloted bombers under the codename Reichenberg.
The Rammschussjäger specification was published by the end of January 1944.
The OKL began to receive proposals of piloted missiles and rammjägern designed as planes specialized in collision tactics.
The aeronautical industry responded with the 103 projects described in this book in 140 pages of drawings and 36,000 words.

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