Germany was surrounded by enemies and their agents permeated much
of the German war effort. The Germans needed to get control over
what was accidently seen by spies. To do this they enlisted the
help of an unwitting German civilian population. An attempt was
consciously made by Sonderbuero to "spin" reports of these
sightings as they came in from civilian sources. A subdepartment was set up within Special Bureau which sent out
orders, countrywide, that all sightings of unusual flying craft
be reported directly to that office and not discussed or
publicized.
So while a German governmental agency is doing research and
testing on unconventional aircraft, at this same time the same
agency is gathering reports from the citizenry on sightings of
unconventional aircraft. In order to confuse and disguise real
testing from the Allies or their agents in Germany, a spin could
be put on those sightings describing them as something other than
what they were. Of course, all this time, the German civilians
are believing the point is to observe and report Allied secret
spy aircraft or other Allied secret weaponry. The Allied
intelligence agencies may have even bought into this ruse.
Remember, this was a German operation to fool its own people and
so envelope Allied intelligence gathering organizations in this
deception. This was done very subtly and very cleverly.
But what evidence do we really have that this actually occurred?
After all, there is no official mention on Sonderbuero. Perhaps
there is an overall picture. Let us see if we can find a
pattern. After cessation of hostilities the Allies, especially
the Americans, seized every piece of German technology they could
lay their hands on. They also seized every scientist, manager,
and technician having anything to do with the German scientific
community, military, or intelligence service. The hardware was
analyzed and the personnel interviewed. In some cases both were
taken to America for further study.
The technology was reconstructed and further developed. In
America the latest German jet technology made its appearance five
years later in the Korean War. America got its hands on the V-l
which was further developed into the cruise missile. America got
the v-2 which was further developed into intercontinental
ballistic missiles and into our space program culminating in our
landing on the moon. America got the V-3, the high pressure
cannon, further developed by Dr. Gerald Bull into Iraq's super
cannon, which, after being pointed at Israel was the real trigger
for the Gulf War. And America got at least part of the German
saucer program, the outcome of which was the Silver Bug Program,
the Lenticular Reentry Vehicle project recently disclosed under
pressure of the Freedom Of Information Act, and the UFO activity
reported at Area 51. There are probably other examples which are,
as of yet, undisclosed. Many other examples of technology
transfer exist but the point need not be belabored.
America received more than just technical assistance from the
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