The Fi 103R Reichenberg was a chilling product of Nazi desperation—a manned version of the V1 missile designed to be flown by suicide pilots. Based on crude modifications, it was launched from a ...

The best way to prevent the launch of a V1 was, of course, to cripple Adolf Hitler's ability to build and fire them in the first place, and the U.S. Army Air Force and British Royal Air Force's ...

Britain's first V1 attacks took place in June 1944, shortly after D-Day, when Allied armies had invaded German-occupied France. Nazi propaganda hailed the weapons as "wonder weapons" - "wundawaffe ...

Fred Schneikert, a private first class in the US Army, accepted the surrender of a group of German rocket scientists at the close of World War II.

Nazi rocket scientists, including Wernher von Braun, surrendered to this Sheboygan man in May 1945 Wernher von Braun eventually became part of NASA, where he became the chief architect of the ...

Britain's first V1 attacks took place in June 1944, shortly after D-Day, when Allied armies had invaded German-occupied France. Nazi propaganda hailed the weapons as "wonder weapons" - "wundawaffe ...

Nazi rocket scientists, including Wernher von Braun, surrendered to this Sheboygan man in May 1945 Wernher von Braun eventually became part of NASA, where he became the chief architect of the ...

Nazi rocket scientists, including Wernher von Braun, surrendered to this Sheboygan man in May 1945 Wernher von Braun eventually became part of NASA, where he became the chief architect of the ...