War’s Weirdest Weapons by Simon Grumstein (.ePUB)
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War’s Weirdest Weapons: Secret Weapons, Experimental Aircraft, Super Tanks, Spy Technology, and Strange Military Inventions of World War II by Simon Grumstein
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Overview: What if some of World War II’s strangest weapons had actually worked?
Behind the famous battles, tanks, bombers, and armies of World War II was another war—one fought in secret laboratories, intelligence centers, hidden factories, remote test sites, and the minds of brilliant, desperate inventors.
War’s Weirdest Weapons uncovers the extraordinary true stories behind the secret weapons, experimental aircraft, super tanks, spy technology, guided bombs, rockets, deception projects, and scientific breakthroughs that pushed wartime innovation to its limits.
Discover how engineers tried to make tanks swim across enemy beaches, how inflatable armies helped deceive German commanders before D-Day, and how codebreakers turned encrypted messages into one of the Allies’ most powerful weapons. Explore the terrifying speed of the Me 262 jet fighter, the dangerous Me 163 rocket plane, Germany’s gigantic Maus super tank, and the V-1 and V-2 weapons that helped launch the missile age.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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