German Secret Weapons of World War II

German Secret Weapons of World War II 1985 [pdf 65sc 64c. 1.53mb]

Though many blueprints of German secret weapons developed toward the end of World War II never made it further than the drawing board, some did indeed advance to the prototype and testing stages. Some—such as the half-track motorcycle, one-man torpedo, and rocketpropelled tanks—came to play an effective role in the field of battle. Had the world’s first turbo fighter, the Messerschmitt ME.262, been introduced earlier in the war, many experts believe it may very well have ensured air supremacy for the Third Reich. Such secret weapons—and many more—are described herein, each with its own illustration based on secret German blueprints. Covering the bizarre and impractical to the undeniably lethal and effective, German Secret Weapons also contains designs that have been the inspiration for present-day rockets and missiles.