ultra_phoenix in one of you posts in this thread, you mention an Arado bomber and 50 Fw 190 fighters leaving Berlin. This cannot be right for the only bombers Arado made were the Ar 234 which was a rather small two engine jet bomber made at the end of the war (about the same size as the Me 262 fighter) and the Ar 240 a Kampfzerstorer (two engine heavy fighter). Also I am unaware of any Jagd Geschwaders stationed in Berlin at the end of the war. A Fw 200 Condor (D-ASHH) left Berlin going to Barcelona on the night of April 21, 1945 carrying the baggage of the Berlin Headquarters Staff. However it crashed in Bavaria. On the night of May 1, 1945 a Bv 138 landed on a lake near Berlin to ferry out two officers who happened to be carrying Hitler's last will and testament. But the pilot refused to board them because the officers could not produce proper identification and he flew out ten wounded men instead. Also a day light operation of flying 50 aircraft into and out of Berlin would have been quite impossible because the Soviets had almost complete air superiority by that time.

Originally posted by Abraham Virtue

1) Do you happen to have a link to the info on the nuclear weapons, and also the Royal Navy/U Boat naval battle???

2) Would it be reasonable for one to detonate Nuclear weapons in order to obtain and or find materials such as iron, and copper???

1) Nope. But I'll try to find something.

2) I'm not geologist, but it sound stupid. I think it was just a good excuse to nuke *something*. We have to find what's this *something*

Originally posted by dragonrider

Do you happen to have a link to the info on the nuclear weapons, and also the Royal Navy/U Boat naval battle???

No, sorry Dragonrider. But as I sayed to AV, I'll try to find a good link.

Originally posted by Estragon

As for U-P, he has suffered temporary head-not-rightness as far as Antarctica is concerned. This is not his fault it is a well known symptom of tea-overdosing

How dares you ?

Originally posted by jagdflieger

ultra_phoenix in one of you posts in this thread, you mention an Arado bomber and 50 Fw 190 fighters leaving Berlin

You right Herr Gruppenkommandeur ( at least you didn't write " OberGruppenF�hrer. ) It wasn't an Ar-234. But I didn't write it was an Arado Ar-234. I just wrote * Arado* Anyway, Arado or not Arado, a plane, escorted by 50 FW-190 ( I think it was the Long Nose version ) left Berlin in May 1945. I *just* have to find the damn link for all of you. I'll do my best, promise.

U-P, everyone except Estragon is allowed a time when the head isn't right,
It's tea!!

Operation Paperclip

XAS

Well the documentary went along the lines of reading into the actual "accounts" then putting together a plan in order to get hitler out, its alot like DragonRider said...
The main road in berlin ( forgotten the name Potsdam Strasse maybe? ) stretched from outside the chancellery way down for a mile.
The nazi's would take off in a small plane painted to look british and fly to a norwegian fjord where a uboat would be waiting for them, they would then sail the far course round scotland and ireland down to argentina, to a small german community off the coast

Since the birthdate of Hitler was 20 April, 1889 we can pretty well assume he is dead by now (he would be 114 years old by now).

I don't forget this topic. I'm still just looking for the link I promised. Not easy.

Hitler did escape. The reach of these people would shock most. Put him in normal clothing, shave the 'stach - he's an "everyman".

Look at the Bush family history. You'll learn their ties to the SS and how the SS eventually created the CIA.

God Bless America.

In 1950, Hitler was sippin margaritas and banging sinoritas...

if you look into it. iread somewhere that he had sent many expeditions to antarctica in search for the entrance to hollow earth/agartha....and i also read that he may have escaped there...also i read something like 1million of his troops,scientists etc just vanished