Did the Nazis develop top-secret flying saucers? Polish artist Hubert Czerepok is looking at myths of secret Nazi technology in a new exhibition at the former V-2 rocket site at Peenemünde.
Posted on 02/12/2009 1:52:08 PM PST by JoeProBono
Did Hitler develop top-secret flying saucers? One Polish artist is looking at myths of secret Nazi technology in a new exhibition at the site where the notorious V-2 rocket was developed in the German coastal city of Peenemünde.The Nazis weren't defeated at the end of World War II. Instead, they fled to Antarctica in a flying saucer constructed by Nazi scientists, where the SS continued their struggle against Freemasons from a secret base in the German colony of New Swabia. The Americans would later launch the Antarctic expedition Operation Highjump in 1946 in a bid to capture the Nazis' flying saucer technology.
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Did the Nazis develop top-secret flying saucers? Polish artist Hubert Czerepok is looking at myths of secret Nazi technology in a new exhibition at the former V-2 rocket site at Peenemünde.
FYI - they were also developing a New York City V2 rocket and had an cargo plane that could fly 5,000 miles without refueling. Also helicopters, thermal sights, infrared, remote controlled missiles (that actually sunk a few American troop transports)...
> The Americans would later launch the Antarctic expedition Operation Highjump in 1946 in a bid to capture the Nazis’ flying saucer technology.
Is this how Hellboy got his first gig?
If the Nazis really had all this technology, why didn’t they win?
Examples of some interesting Nazi German experimental aircraft are on display at the Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia. The were seriously messing with flying-wing technology ... which was ultimately not to be made practical until the B-2.
If they are NAZI in origin, then they are not UFO’s.
Among other problems, they spent a lot of time developing very advance technology instead of producing practical, usable aircraft, tanks, etc. in sufficient numbers. Worse (for them), Hitler was an idiot. Me-262 was initially developed (very slowly) as a bomber ... had they pushed it into production sooner as the interceptor that it actually turned out to be, life for BBC and Eighth Air Force would have been even uglier than it was.
Hitler was no Napoleon.
You know, about 15 or so years ago, when my wife and our friends regularly played the Illuminati: New World Order collectible card game, I had a deck based on just that premise.
Because Obama, the miracle worker that he is, went back in time and single handedly defeated them in the ultra secret Battle of Das Stier Sheisse.
Maybe they had interesting ideas that were not practically manufactured, like their King Tiger tank uesd at the Battle of the Bulge. Although heavily armored, it was so big and underpowered, it could not effectively maneuver. Like the sturmgewehr assault rifle, it was too little, too late.
Nah,couldn’t happen ... Hogan’s Heroes would have blown it up before it ever got off the ground :-)
I think Jack Northrup designed a flying wing prototype that was initially prop driven in both pusuit (at the Air & Space Museum) and bomber form. However, problems with power and control were not solved until the B-2 came along.
The B2 solves the problem with computer control to overcome the inherent instability.
The film "The War of the Worlds" contained some footage (probably stock) of YB49 "in action" against the Martians.
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