That’s because the Germans had no experience with aircraft carrier development or operation. In fact, Nazi engineers journeyed to Japan in 1935 and were proffered technical advice from Japanese ...

Isar Aerospace, which had warned that the initial launch could end prematurely, said the test produced extensive data that ...

Liquid-fuelled rocket engine design has largely followed a simple template since the development of the German V-2 rocket ... known as a rotating detonation engine. The engine relies on an ...

Displacing 33,550 tons—a little less than what the 1935 Anglo-German Naval Agreement allowed—the great ship boasted a top speed of 35 knots per hour, faster than many modern aircraft carriers.