Hi Brotherthebig.
I think your presentation revolves around two questions.
Firstly. Did the luftwaffe have the technical ability to produce flying discs ?
The answer to that in my opinion is an unequivical yes.
Secondly. If the answer to the first question is yes, then what happened to that knowledge ?
Within the enourmous body of information you have presented, I believe you have already provided the answers. But i think its important to understand
that the answer to the later question is in two parts.
The progression from piston engines to jet technology and then onto exotic propulsion systems such as the Coanda effect is clearly demonstrated within
your work. That knowledge was without a doubt aquired by the Allies at the end of the war through operations such as project Paperclip. This
subsequently led directly to Stealth technology and the NASA space program.
However some of the material you have included is steeped in Nazi revisionist history. I think it's incredibly important when analysing the broad
scope of the materials you have supplied, to start with the exceptional work detailed in the Summerhayes/ Beeching document from the Scott Polar
reasearch institute at Cambridge University in the UK. This will give the reader an academic insight into the varasity of the claims that the Nazi
regime lived on after the cesation of hostilities.
It is my conviction that the Nazi warmachine was well and truly obliterated by the Allies, and there were no last stands made by the 3rd Riech in the
frozen wastes of the Antartic. This is proffesionally detailed in the Summerhill/Beeching research paper.
I applaud your work, and wish you every success with your research.
All the best.
Seeker PI.
Summerhayes/Beeching Research
paper.



