I have studied the rocket programs in some depth, including of course the program that led to the A4, weaponized as the V2. It was all homegrown; there are plenty of good written histories, and I challenge the idea that I'd have "no choice" but to believe that we could not have done it ourselves.
What? Thats stupid, its because theyre german theyre good at science. not because of aliens.... But seriously I find it hard to believe that the nazis had alien help, if you look at it they had started military research long before any other government around them, so they were quite ahead and were focused on rocketry and submarines long before everybody else was figuring how to make cigarettes burn long and how to make the shades of trenchcoats darker. Plus hitler was bolstered by the way he could control what was done and where things were researched.
What did they win? maybe you shoud read a lil bit first. Look up the Horton Wing and report back...they also had propelents that were advanced...all after a space shit crashed in a forest in Germany
~giggle!~Extra-Turdestial.
my bad lol
This isn't correct. Even at the time, the Allies had a pretty good handle on German tech. They were "first with the most" for some key technologies, like the jet engine and the ballistic missile, but that was an R&D commitment, not the exploitation of an unknown principle. The Allies had the radar edge throughout the war. cn
That I agree with sir! I think its bullshit alot of german scientists had their crimes forgotten and repatriated... not cool... but then again if I was the pres I would have done the same thing, no use in jailing masterminds, or we'd end up with an avengers type situation where the 4 top superjails in the world break open at the same time because of gravitus (or whatever his name I've only watched the animated Avengers).
Wrong....Hortons came first and were completley flyable. The fact is they were experimenting with things that were more advanced than anything the Aliies had at the time, most of the things we have now are from German engineering. sorry i make mistakes, this keyboard is smaller than my hands
No deff not kewl, some of em were destined for the noose to...they also took a few high ranking nazis in , but thats a diff story lol...gotta love the CIA
The only thing Im aware of the allies having over the germans, was being able to detect their uboats using sonar. Jet engine and balistic missile are you sure? Im pretty sure the germans were out with that way ahead of anyone else.
Dude definitely its mad, sometimes it can get abit boring, but whenever that greek guy comes back on you can't help but laughing, at his unwavering belief that everything is from aliens. Hes hectic.
Thats correct, SONAR was the only advantage they had..air wise ask any allied pilot and they tell you the nazi jets were twice as fast....nobody else cruise missiles either.
Jet engine: Frank Whittle (England) and Hans von Ohain (Germany) share inventor credit for the turbojet engine. Whittle built the first working prototype, and the British actually had the first jet plane in the air. English gov't and corporations punted on R&D, while Germany committed a bit more resources.
0.0, well it just goes to show, war times really really feed technological advancement. Maybe if we had more wars we'd have hovercars and not a shitty president who promised change and gave us bullshit. Interesting I hope I don't forget any thing when I come down, haha!.
We meant who had the advantage at the time, dude. The germans since they were putting theory to practical use and were the first to get it off the ground.
