Matt308
Glock Perfection
Reference NJACO's Me-163GTI sketch:
I'm absolutely sure there was no such thing as a fart smell indicator in 1944. The book Annals of the Luftwaffe, by Colitis Flatch U. Lance, have definitive references that such technology was not introduced until post war operations. Even then, such technology for the most part was unrecognized due to its use in mostly silent operations, but offensive effects were proven deadly in skirmishes. Interesting to note that even though the indicator was developed during WW2 and defensively proven effective in subsequent years, political negotiations usually were equally effective in confirming use of such offensive weapons via confirmation of aircraft skid marks. This ultimately lead to the demise of the use of such technology.
Shame really. I would have thought it had promise.
I'm absolutely sure there was no such thing as a fart smell indicator in 1944. The book Annals of the Luftwaffe, by Colitis Flatch U. Lance, have definitive references that such technology was not introduced until post war operations. Even then, such technology for the most part was unrecognized due to its use in mostly silent operations, but offensive effects were proven deadly in skirmishes. Interesting to note that even though the indicator was developed during WW2 and defensively proven effective in subsequent years, political negotiations usually were equally effective in confirming use of such offensive weapons via confirmation of aircraft skid marks. This ultimately lead to the demise of the use of such technology.
Shame really. I would have thought it had promise.
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