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This book explodes some of the myths surrounding Hitler’s secret weapons to reveal a truth all the stranger for being fact. Title Page 2 Copyright 3 Contents 4 List of Photographs 7 List of Line Drawings 9 Introduction 11 The V Weapons 19 Vergeltungswaffe 1 19 Reichenberg 30 Vergeltungswaffe 2 31 The A4 design 37 The High Pressure Pump 50 V-4? 57 Aircraft 59 Messerschmitt 163 59 The Luftwaffe’s Viper 60 Dornier’s Arrow 64 New bombers 64 Jet engines 65 Messerschmitt 262 66 Arado 234 67 The People’s Fighter 68 Air-Launched Weapons 69 Recoilless guns 69 Gerät 104 and Sondergerät 113A 71 Bordwaffen 73 Air-to-ground rockets 75 Fritz-X 76 Henschel 293 79 Hs 293 variants 83 Other Henschel designs 88 Anti-ship weapons 93 Hagelkorn 95 Mistel 96 Air-to-air weapons 100 Kurt, Germany’s Dambuster? 105 Air Defence Weapons 107 Bigger and better guns 107 All wind and noise 109 Electric power 110 Anti-aircraft rockets 113 Anti-aircraft missiles 116 Enzian 126 Rheintochter 131 Feuerlilie 136 Artillery 139 The taper-bore guns 139 Gustav and Dora 143 Adam, Eve, Odin, Thor, Loki and Ziu 179 K5 Glatt; the 150km cannon 181 K12; the cross-Channel gun 186 Small shells for big guns 188 Rocket artillery 193
- Author
- Ian V. Hogg
- Publisher
- Pen & Sword Books
- Language
- EN
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