The rocket was introduced by the Germans in 1944 and was 14m long A German V2 rocket from World War II has been found nose down in the mud flats at Harwich Harbour in the east coast of England ...

and the end of World War II also marked the end of Germany’s space program. It would take until 1978 before a German citizen reached space aboard a Soviet rocket, and to this day, no orbital ...

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

It was thanks to former WWI pilot Tommy Hitchcock that the P-51 entered U.S service — and changed the skies over Europe ...

War, what is it good for ... At the other end of the scale, the Horten Ho X was a German concept aircraft that was never ...

Indeed, Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution is likely the single greatest U.S. foreign policy disaster in the Middle East of the post-World War II ... plane into the unfriendly skies above like a ...

and 14 of the planes were lost in combat. In the end, the Messerschmitt Me 163B may have been the fastest fighter of World War II, but it wasn't so much a rocket ship as a damp squib.