projects were to succeed in a timely matter, meaning, ahead of
the Soviets.
Two final points or comments should be added to this discussion.
First, while the Peenemuende saucer project was run in and around
Peenemuende, research and component work were probably also done
in other facilities elsewhere within the Greater Reich.
References to saucer research at some of these other sites by
this or other writers may be, in fact, part of the overall
Peenemuende project.
Second, historically speaking, the German atomic projects have
always been minimized to say the least. For whatever reason,
there seems to have been a concerted effort to deny German
expertise in the field of atomic energy. Originally, this may
have been government inspired. Now, however, it seems to be a
mantra taken W2'B