Unusual weapons of the Third Reich. Part 4
During the Great Patriotic Engineers of Nazi Germany, a vast number of samples and prototypes of unusual and revolutionary weapons were created for the sea, air and land. Many creations of geniuses of engineering thought were rather "effective" than "effective". But there were also quite practical inventions that were prototypes for the creation of modern weapons, such as the V-2 for example. The top ten included the amazing weapons of the Third Reich, not mentioned by me in the previous three parts of the "Unusual Weapon". So, let's continue the list.
10. Heinkel He 280 (German Heinkel He 280) - German jet fighter, created during the Second World War. It was the first jet fighter in the world to make an independent flight.
9. Submarines of the type "Seehund" (another name Type XXVII, German Seehund, "seal") is a project of German ultra-small submarines of the Second World War period.
8. SACK AS-6 - aircraft with disc-shaped wings.
7. The Focke-Wulf Ta 283 is the design of a single-seat fighter with two ramjets mounted on the sides of the horizontal tail unit.
6. Henschel Hs 132 (German Henschel Hs 132) - German jet dive bomber and interceptor of the period of the end of the Second World War.
5. Flak Turme - high-rise bunkers.
4. Bachem Ba 349 Natter - German single-seat fighter-interceptor of vertical take-off.
3. The Silver Bird (German "Silbervogel") is a project of a high-altitude partial orbital bomber-spacecraft of the Austrian scientist Dr. Eugen Senger.
2. V-3 - a multi-chamber artillery gun, which was one of the projects of a heavy "Weapon of Retribution".
1. "V-2" is the world's first long-range ballistic missile developed by the German designer Verner von Braun
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