>Germany wasn't even close to developing a bomb and Hans Kammler totally didn't buy his freedom by surrendering the nukes to America even though our own mass media admits that an engineer from the infamous u-boat U234 which literally brought uranium to the US a few days after the war developed fuses for atomic bombs or however the NASA scientist says "Ja mein President".Post Script:>One of those Dean befriended was German engineer Heinz Schlicke, who developed infrared fuses that could be used to trigger an atomic bomb. https://www.npr.org/2008/08/18/93649575/former-gis-spill-secrets-of-wwii-pow-camp>Heinz Schlicke, a specialist in radar, infrared, and countermeasures and director of the Naval Test Fields in Kielhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_submarine_U-234
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>>215000000checked
>>215000000OstOst Ost
>>215000000BASED OSSIES BTFO
>>215000000Tscheckiert
>>215000000Checked
>>215000000We will never recover from this.
>>215000000Heyyyy
>>214999795what is this schizo nonsense
>>215000000Verschwendete Zahlen!
>>215000271
>>215000271some underageb8 /pol/tard-lolcow from /deutsch/ called Silicone Saxony Spasthe has some weird obsession with creating threads like this
>>215000271And actually this is also interesting:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leipzig_L-IV_experiment_accident>Shortly after the Leipzig L-IV atomic pile—worked on by Werner Heisenberg and Robert Döpel—demonstrated Germany's first signs of neutron propagation, the device was checked for a possible heavy water leakSo Germany achieved neutron propagation on or before 23 June 1942, Fermi did that in the US with the Chicago Pile in December of the same year.So that leads one to think: Did Germany really stop all atomic efforts than and there or did it simply become a black project?
>>215000000das du
nazi engineers be like>the 14% increase in underwater shnorkeling shpeed of ze poopboot 190 in the straits of gibraltar vill win us the war, dedicate 10 shipyards to the production
>>215000000Came from /balk/ to check it.
>>215001046Try the Diesel-electric Type XXI, the first submarine which can be considered truly modern.Having had a speed which was actually faster when submerged and which could stay underwater for days.
>>215001502>completed in 1944
>>215000000brimstonewasted
>>215001591adenauerpilled
>>215001502just one more u-boat bro this time we'll turn it around for sure trust me bro just one more u-boat
>>215002311Your graph shows exactly as to why the Type XXI was developed in the first place.The more conventional submarines worked very well in the beginning of the war, thus stuff like the Type XXI wasn't prioritized.When the allies came up with more and more effective submarine countermeasures Germany was forced to innovate and did.The Type XXI was extremely influential in post war submarine design, many navies even adopted not only the design but the actually built Type XXI's themselves.
>>215000000damn kraut
>>214999795You lost bro. Get over it. We nuked the wrong country.
>>215000000edelstein
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