German Flying Saucers (Nazi UFOS)

Opps, I didn't know where that happened, I was just guessing. Thanks for the info! Interesting planes, I wonder if the Russians made them?

 

One of the webpages that you quote says that one of the discs RV'd with the German raider Atlantis in 1943. However, Atlantis was sunk in 1941.

http://www.scharnhorst-class.dk/miscellaneous/hilfskreuzer/atlantis.html

 

One of the webpages that you quote says that one of the discs RV'd with the German raider Atlantis in 1943. However, Atlantis was sunk in 1941.

http://www.scharnhorst-class.dk/miscellaneous/hilfskreuzer/atlantis.html

This was a small armed disc with two MG that was used in 1940 for recon over the British Isles and in the South Atlantic with a rendezvous with the German raider Atlantis in 1942.

I currently have no explanation. Perphaps a misprint? Anyway it says "1942"

 

I currently have no explanation. Perphaps a misprint? Anyway it says "1942"

1942 or 1943, it was still wrong.

 

That seems to be the trouble. If someone doesn't care if what they are telling people are facts are accurate or not, how is anyone supposed to take their claims seriously?

 

That seems to be the trouble. If someone doesn't care if what they are telling people are facts are accurate or not, how is anyone supposed to take their claims seriously?

You'll see I'll prove you all wrong.

 

You'll see I'll prove you all wrong.

A friendly word of advice, take it easy. Take time to develop your argument, consider what you are going to say and why you want to say it. Try and check the facts against other sources, it may take some time but it well worth the effort in the long run. Do not not take the bait when others taunt you.

Remember the words of Polonius

"This above all, - to thine own self be true;
and it must follow, as the night the day.
Thou canst be false to any man..."

 

Hello
I see pictures os some aircrafts, so called "Nazi UFO's"...

These aircraft
is NOT an UFO, these aircraft is called "AS-6". This aircraft was created by a German called Arthur Sack. It was constructed in " Mitteldeutsche Motorwerke" , and the final assembly occurred in the workshops of Flugplatz-Werkstatt, in the Brandis Air Base, 1944. It carried through only one flight, having damaged its landing gear. It was fixed but its development was interrupted. The AS-6 was damaged in an air attack, during the winter of 1944-45. Probably, the remain of the airplane was completely destroyed by the German troops in withdrawal.

Regds
Adriano

 

Just thought I would post this nice article about the Sack AS-6

Sack AS-6 Luft '46 entry

Regards

Tom

 

I only come to this forum occasionally (shame on me ) but this thread certainly made my evening! I was laughing so hard I woke the cat up I still have two Eiffel towers and three genuine saddlecloths used by Gen. Custer at Little Big Horn. If I hear a suitable offer I may part with them.

 

Good Find Tom.

Regards
Paul

 

One of my little vices. German Aircraft development in the war. Fascinating is the word.
But No Ufo's I'm afraid!

Regards

Tom