A pair of articles of interest from NASM

[zenlizard]

From a while back, but just come to my attention. First up, German "wonder weapons":
https://airandspace.si.edu/stories/e...wonder-weapons

and then, one of Japanese "wonder weapons":
https://airandspace.si.edu/stories/e...wonder-weapons

[Rebel]

Interesting! Thanks for the 'Heads Up'.

[OldGuy59]

Sam,
Thanks for posting the links.

I smiled at the assumption stated in the German article that Germany lost the war in 1941. Depending on the author/historian you read, I personally like the assumption that Germany lost the war in 1940, during the Battle of France.

Wonder weapons aside, a great many technical marvels were created in WWII, by many countries. I doubt that any single one would have completely overwhelmed its opponents. Still, there is a legacy of ingenuity and skill to be admired.

[Flying Helmut]

Good stuff!

Thanks for posting.

[Stumptonian]

Enjoyed those, Sam


Thanks for posting.

[Naharaht]

Thank you for sharing those articles, Sam.

[Future Pilot]

Thanks for sharing these...very interesting!

[Teaticket]

Great pair of articles, thanks for sharing Sam.