"Hitler's Stealth Fighter" Reborn - The Horten 2-29, page 1
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reply posted on 26-6-2009 @ 10:59 AM by Blackmarketeer
Fascinating indeed. Germany was way beyond "cutting edge" when it came to advanced designs like this. I'm curious about the radar defeating carbon material, since Germany was always a bit behind in Radar development, compared to the British.

Another ongoing discussion about this:
www.care2.com...

Not only does it appear to be radar-stealth, but it has a speed of 600 mph, combine that with the shortened detection range, this sucker could have inflicted serious damage on Britain if it had been put into production before war's end.

Is it just me or does it seem like the American aerospace industry has spent billions of dollars and the last 50 or so years making a reality of the ideas initiated by the Germans at the end of the war?



reply posted on 26-6-2009 @ 01:15 PM by wonderworld
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It's amazing isnt it. I put up the same thread yesterday with the same images.

www.abovetopsecret.com...


reply posted on 26-6-2009 @ 01:21 PM by ZeroKnowledge
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When people say the Allies crushed Germany, that seems not to be the case. It took a lot of Aliies to "crush" one loney country.

Are you familiar with term "AXIS"? It is used not that rarely.Nazi Germany had its block too - Italy,Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Japan and its puppets.
Germany of course also had Eastern front which was their main problem, but this is due to Hitler own stupidity.
There was no chance for Nazi Germany to win, taken Soviet Union territory and manpower and Western industrial might. So with all their wunderwaffe there was really no way to win after Nazis (and then Soviets) attacked Poland.
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