German Secret Weapons of the Second World War The Missiles, Rockets, Weapons, and New Technology of the Third Reich [#891831]

Free Download Ian V. Hogg - German Secret Weapons of the Second World War: The Missiles, Rockets, Weapons, and New Technology of the Third Reich
Greenhill Books | 1999 | ISBN: 1853673250 | English | 233 pages | PDF | 118.21 MB
Weapon-by-weapon study by a leading expert & Exposes the full extent of the Third Reich's secret weapons program & Separates fact from fiction The sheer magnitude of the secret weapon program of the Third Reich is revealed in this comprehensive study, which covers weapons actually produced and projects still in their infancy when the war ended. The infamous V-1 and V-2 missiles that ravaged London are well known. But what of the V-3 and V-4? What of the Schmetterling, the Rchling shell, the Kurt bomb, the Hs293? What of Germany's programs for nuclear and chemical warfare? This volume examines the specific weapons on which the Germans concentrated, the difficulties they encountered, and how some concepts were subsequently exploited by the Allies. It explodes some of the myths surrounding Hitler's secret weapons to reveal a truth all the stranger for being fact. Ian V. Hogg is a respected authority on weaponry and the author of numerous books, including German Artillery of World War II and The World's Sniping Rifles.
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