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Anunnak · 30-12-2003, 22:53

Hehe First reports were that is was a flying "saucer" then a weather balloon... Soon they'll be telling us it never happened. The 3rd Reich was developing something that we would call a flying saucer. it was supposed to reach speeds of 1200 Km/hr <--- (about Mach 1.5 If Im mistaken let me know.)

The "German saucers" are often known also as the "V-7 legend": this comes from a reportedly circular aircraft named "V-7" and claimed to have flown in Prague on February 14, 1945.
(Btw the V stands for Vril)

If you know your history then you will all know that the scientific community of Germany was 'split' amongst the allies esp USA/ SU. I.e. Dr. Wernher von Braun who eventually was a leading member of NASA, and who did dabble in saucer shaped craft.

Alot of WW2 Documents are still classified eventhough more than 50 years have passed since its end.

draw your own conclusions.

Anu

30-12-2003, 22:53	#5
Anunnak The Polish Hammer Anunnak is offline Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 1,011	Hehe First reports were that is was a flying "saucer" then a weather balloon... Soon they'll be telling us it never happened. The 3rd Reich was developing something that we would call a flying saucer. it was supposed to reach speeds of 1200 Km/hr <--- (about Mach 1.5 If Im mistaken let me know.) The "German saucers" are often known also as the "V-7 legend": this comes from a reportedly circular aircraft named "V-7" and claimed to have flown in Prague on February 14, 1945. (Btw the V stands for Vril) If you know your history then you will all know that the scientific community of Germany was 'split' amongst the allies esp USA/ SU. I.e. Dr. Wernher von Braun who eventually was a leading member of NASA, and who did dabble in saucer shaped craft. Alot of WW2 Documents are still classified eventhough more than 50 years have passed since its end. draw your own conclusions. Anu __________________ Nunquam Retrorsus!