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"robert arndt" wrote in message om... Andreas Parsch wrote in message ... The big question is what happened to them? This is where the wild stories begin. Way back in 1938/39 the Nazis sent expeditions to Tibet and Antartica. In Antartica they renamed Queen Maud Land as NeuSchwabenland and marked the territory by air. For years during the war U-boats made trips to both Antartica and South America... for no rational explanation. You think it irrational that U-boats would try to interdict shipping from South America ? The Captain of the Graf Spee didnt as I recall Several U-boats were missing at the surrender in May '45 Well yes that happens in war only to surface months after the war in South America after unloading cargo. Cite please , I only know of two, U-530 which surrendered in Argentina in July 1945 and U-977 U-530 left Horten on 3rd March 1945 We know U-977 travelled straight to Argentina from Norway as she left Norway on 10th May after putting shore those crew who didnt want to flee to Argentina and as a type VIIC she was hardly a cargo carrier One U-boat which was sunk along the way was carrying 33 tons of mercury (the fuel for the Vril/Haunebu engines). And more to the point was vital to the Japanese war effort These events prompted the US to invade Antartica immediately after WW2 in 1946 with a large miltary force under Byrd. Operation Highjump had an aircraft carrier, submarine, aircraft, helicopters, 17 supply ships, and 4000 men. They landed in NeuSchwabenland and for weeks tried to discover any German buried material or bunkers using aircraft anomaly detectors. They ran into resistance early on and lost men and aircraft. The entire operation was described to the public as a peaceful one that ran into some weather problems and a few fatalities that forced them to return. Similar "exercises" were carried out against South American countries suspected of harboring Nazis and technology. Lets count the errors here shall we 1) The expedition At the close of WW2, a quarter-million Germans were missing along with several thousand scientists, engineers, and specialists. Close to 60 U-boats were also unaccounted for. Members of the Thule Society other than those high-profile Nazis captured were missing as well as the Vril Society, the mediums Maria Orsitsch and Sigrun, the DhvSS, and large portions of the SS E.4 Unit. The British captured parts of the German disc program and Hans Coler's amazing free energy machine, but could not replicate the German designs. They did allow Coler to build a new free energy machine that is included in a BIOS report, but even though it worked the British could not explain "how". It is my firm opinion that the British handed over these material to the USAF which replicated the German discs at Wright Patterson and continued their development into what is flying today. That is precisely why the German records are still classified. If the German disc programs are fantasy Andreas please explain the USAF need to keep thier history classified for 75 years (until 2020). Please also explain how three different peoples in history ranging from the ancients to the USAF describe mercury as powering a non-jet engine to achieve flight? The ancients had the Vimana craft, the Germans the Vril and Haunebu, and the USAF the TR-3b Astra. Although we might disagree, as aviation fans, I think we can put aside our nationalistic differences for the moment and both agree that it would be nice to know the truth. If given the chance to examine the documents still classified today would you not eagerly go through them to discover if these craft existed or not? I would and that's all I'm saying. Rob |
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