Military-technical incidents of the mid-twentieth century

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Military-technical incidents of the mid-twentieth century

War and preparation for it always stimulates the development of not only conventional weapons, but also contributes to the creation of unusual inventions by military designers, which can unexpectedly change the course of the battle and lead to victory over the enemy.

In the forties of the last century, after the victory over the French army, the Germans created a well-fortified defense system longer than 5 thousand kilometers, which ran along the European coast of the Atlantic Ocean through the territory of Norway, Spain and Denmark. The system was created to protect against attacks from the anti-Hitler coalition countries. The construction, which began in 1942, was completed in record time - in 1944. The fortification line was constantly being improved: reinforced concrete pillboxes were erected to house guns, machine guns, minefields and anti-tank barriers and devices were installed that protect against airborne landing from the air and from the ocean. The Germans gained much earlier experience in building such fortified areas — when creating a system of long-term protective military facilities in 1940 in western Germany (called the West Wall or the Siegfried Line). This bastion had more than 16 thousands of structures. It was assumed that the Western shaft will have in its composition 60 anti-aircraft batteries, which will allow you to create a practically unbreakable air defense system.

And finally, another German system of fortifications on the Finnish territory in the Kola Isthmus - the Mannerheim Line. It was created in 1930 year with the aim of deterring the blow from the USSR. It received its name by the name of Marshal Carl Mannerheim, who initiated the construction of this line of defense back in the year 1918.

These fortified lines of defense built with the latest technology created a great hindrance in the advance of the Soviet troops and Allied military units. Therefore, it is not surprising that military design ideas created projects that would allow these structures to be destroyed with minimal losses for the advancing troops.

Military-technical incidents of the mid-twentieth century


Thus, the allies of the anti-Hitler coalition designed a device capable of destroying the concrete barriers of the Atlantic Wall. It was a drum connected two huge wheels equipped with explosives. To break up this insane machine, rockets were attached to the wheels, which gave the "destroyer" speed up to 60 miles / hour. The designers hoped that the drum would destroy the barricades of the fortified line. The tests, in turn, showed that when the device was moving, the missiles flew off the wheels, as a result of which the direction of the movement, rushing at high speed, of the “destroyer”, becomes unpredictable. I must say that he repeatedly rushed in the direction of their own creators. For this reason, this project has not received its development and was closed.



American military designers have created their own version of the "destroyer" of fortified defenses. The device was a hybrid of a certain engineering structure and tank. The basis of the new weapons was the M4A3 tank, which received a powerful and massive bottom and a wider tracked system for greater stability. Four such destroyers were produced. However, this project did not receive its development.



Germany also developed systems for breaking through defenses and destroying enemy equipment and manpower. So, the German engineers designed the tank ("Goliath"), which was used as a self-propelled "living mine". It had a small (miniature) size and a rather small speed, was controlled from a distance and carried about 100 kg of explosives. It was mainly used to eliminate enemy tanks, infantry units and the destruction of structures.



In addition to miniature tanks, the German giant designed the giant tank ("Rat"). It weighed about a thousand tons. The length of the hull was 35 meters. This super heavy tank was designed to break through the enemy defenses and fire support of their units.

The giant tank had a very low mobility, was invulnerable during an artillery bombardment and had good protection against anti-tank mines, but had poor protection from air attacks. The Germans considered him their “miracleweapons“, But this tank was never created in the metal and had no influence on the course of the war. Now this “miracle” is considered only as a military technical incident.



Soviet designers also did not lag behind the Germans in terms of creating projects of unusual types of weapons. One of them was the idea of ​​an unusual hybrid design, called the "Behemoth".

The system was an armored train on tracks. Parts of tanks were used instead of gun turrets, and a Katyusha-type jet cannon was also installed on the common carriage. In fact, no one saw this Soviet miracle weapon, but as a propaganda project, it might have worked.

Not inferior to their allies in the anti-Hitler coalition in the field of amazing structures and the British.



The unusual design of the aircraft carrier was developed on the instructions of the British leadership during World War II. Since, due to the attacks of German submarines, the British fleet had large losses in supply ships, the planned aircraft carrier was supposed to be made from a mixture of frozen water and sawdust (pikerita). The length of the vessel was assumed to be 610 meters, with the width and height of 92 m and 61 m, respectively, the vessel’s displacement should have been 1,8 million tons. A warship could hold up to 200 fighters. However, the project was not implemented, because after the end of hostilities, it lost its relevance.



Along with conventional weapons, great attention has always been paid to the development of chemical weapons. These projects were in most cases fairly generously funded. But here it was not without curiosities. Thus, during the Second World War, the Americans considered the project of the “fetid bomb”. They suggested that dumping containers containing gases, the scent of which consisted at the same time of the smell of a latrine, rotten meat and a huge landfill, would cause the enemy to leave their positions. But this project, most likely, was a psychological weapon, since the American soldiers, who are near the container drop zone, could also be affected by this “chemical” weapon.

Throughout the war, German engineers worked on the development of weapons of great destructive power. Some projects were so unusual that it seemed that ideas were taken from science fiction literature.



For example, the “solar cannon” project was actually developed by German engineers. The essence of the project is that a device equipped with a huge mirror is put into Earth's earth orbit. His task was to focus the sunbeam and transfer its power to the ground in order to destroy enemy targets. The difficulty consisted in the fact that at that time spacecraft did not exist, which, moreover, could be controlled by a sufficiently large crew. Also, the mirror must be truly enormous - the technology of that time has not yet reached the desired level for this task. Therefore, the idea remained unrealized.

Also, the Germans created another project for an amazing cannon. Thus, during the war, Germany tried to create a gun capable of creating artificial tornadoes. Although the "gun-tornado" and was designed, but it did not create the necessary powerful turbulence at high altitude. As a result, the project was closed.



To achieve victory over the enemy, the Germans used not only technical devices, but also carried out developments in the field of parapsychology. The Americans, in consequence, not only used the experience of these studies, but also continued to work in this direction. They were seriously engaged in the development of telepathy, trying to influence a person or objects at a distance. It was intended in such a non-standard way to obtain not only the secret information of a possible enemy, not going beyond the limits of their laboratories, but also to destroy specific individuals from the enemy's army.

But, not only the technique was used to defeat the enemy. Man also repeatedly used animals for reconnaissance and sabotage operations. Moreover, some episodes are not inferior to the fantastic scenes from the movies.



Thus, during the war years, American experts considered a project to create an army of bats. They were supposed to be used for military purposes because of their ability to carry a small load and freely penetrate buildings. The Yankees planned to “equip” these kamikaze mice with small charges of napalm and to drop this landing from the bombers over the territory of Japan. However, this project failed. So, during the test, the mice, which behave very unpredictably, flew into one of the buildings of the American military air base, where the fuel was stored. As a result of the fire all property of the base burned down.



Also, in 60-ies, the Americans considered the project of using stray cats as carriers of listening devices. Miniature equipment was implanted into the body of animals, and the antenna was placed on the tail. As cats walk where they want, the developers thought they would have a wide range of information. But, at the first test, the cat-spy fell under the wheels of a jeep belonging to the American army. If this did not happen, perhaps the Soviet boys would have the opportunity to catch the meowing "bugs."

It is difficult to say how non-trivial methods can lead to victory over the enemy. But, undoubtedly, the one who is able to more skillfully and decisively apply his knowledge and skills in combat operations, as well as use ingenious technical and psychological solutions that are unusual for the enemy, won.

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  1. +4
    25 May 2012 09: 24
    Americans have amused laughing
    1. +2
      25 May 2012 10: 08
      Yes, they do not hold fantasies! lol
      1. 755962
        +5
        25 May 2012 13: 05
        This fact is noteworthy. According to the popular saying, “all means are good in war”, and for it people use such weapons that shock civilians in shock. For war animals are also used - in particular dolphins. The first attempts to train them for military operations arose precisely in our country, and the proposal was made by V. Durov, however, regarding seals. This event is almost 100 years old, but the trainer suggested using animals as sappers - unfortunately, they all died. The papers that reflected this training were eliminated so that they could not be used by enemies. Then the dolphins were involved by the Americans, along with some other mammals. At first, they played the role of patrolmen, then they began to mine, simultaneously killing floating people. Having noticed this, in the USSR, the experiments of training the inhabitants of the sea also resumed. After World War II, a dolphinarium appeared in the USSR, where dolphins were specially trained to fight. Today, fighting dolphins are used in Iran, the USA, etc. - in the last, in particular, they are even given ranks.
        1. Filin
          0
          26 May 2012 03: 31
          And during the Second World War there were kamikaze dogs with explosive charges on their backs, which were thrown under the tanks. Dogs are communication men, dogs of orderlies in teams, dogs of sappers and sled dogs on the Karelian Isthmus. During the war years, he used up to a million dogs ... These assistants worked for a piece of bread ...
          1. -1
            26 May 2012 14: 23
            Quote: FILIN
            there were kamikaze dogs with explosive charges on their backs, which were thrown under the tanks.

            for this we owe them, it was worth it, it’s not worth it now to tryndet late, but sorry for the dogs
            probably in redemption over the river, sapper dogs cared more than themselves
      2. patline
        0
        26 May 2012 02: 20
        I already wrote a comment on another topic, that there is an Air Force film about wild migratory birds, so they hooked mini-cameras on geese. The picture is very clear.
        So that's it. For example, a flock of geese flies over the vastness of the States and takes pictures of picturesque views. And besides the beautiful views, "objects" are recorded.
        The necessary video materials are sent for analysis to the GRU, and from the rest, beautiful research films about the nature of North America are mounted.
        It will turn out and the film can be sold on TV channels and filmed what objects of the probable "ally". smile
  2. +6
    25 May 2012 09: 37
    ice carrier, this is something with something wassat And curious as to how the Germans planned to deliver the Rat to the theater? Or on-site assembly? (Dear opponent! We ask you to wait a little - half a year / a year, we will collect our "wunderviflu" lol )
    1. Kibb
      +6
      25 May 2012 10: 31
      Quote: kostiknet
      ice carrier, this is something with something

      Khabakuk was quite realizable, just do not perceive it in the picture. It was supposed to be just a self-propelled artificial iceberg with a runway and anti-aircraft batteries. That's just the mobility and controllability of this building is in serious doubt
      1. borisst64
        -2
        25 May 2012 15: 26
        Quote: Kibb
        was quite realizable


        Well, what would they use to freeze it, beyond the Arctic Circle? I'm not talking about "self-propelled"! Rave!!!
        1. Kibb
          +2
          25 May 2012 18: 25
          "An interesting development that should definitely be mentioned was the icebergs-aircraft carriers. It was the result of the work of the British organization responsible for the development of methods of amphibious warfare. To somehow compensate for the shortage of aircraft carriers, Jeffrey Pike, a scientist who worked in this bureau, proved that it is possible to create a floating platform from a mixture of seawater and sawdust, a material he called pykrite. Experiments showed that when the pykrite began to melt, its fibrous structure formed a fur-like outer shell that acts as a heat insulator and strongly slows melting. regular ice.
          The project of the aircraft carrier from Paykrit was given the code name "Hubbuck." In Canada, a smaller model of an aircraft carrier iceberg was created and tested. A full-sized aircraft carrier was supposed to have a displacement of about a million tons, move itself, albeit at a low speed. It was supposed to arm it with anti-aircraft guns and install repair shops on it. Such aircraft carriers were supposed to be used mainly as a fueling base for aircraft carriers in order to keep as many vehicles as possible over the battle area.
          Prime Minister Churchill was very interested in this project. After he was excluded from the plan to prepare the invasion of Europe, as long-range fighters appeared, Churchill ordered to study the possibility of using the Hubbakuk during the invasion of Norway or Sumatra. However, a Paykrit aircraft carrier
          full size never left the project stage "
          N. Palmer Aircraft carriers.
          The technology was, and before you get clever, go through the search for the word "pykrit".
        2. 0
          14 October 2013 12: 03
          At least in Russia it’s quite possible to build such carriers, and the task is quite urgent - long-range patrol and projection of forces in the Arctic region
    2. Drcoks
      -1
      26 May 2012 10: 34
      Somewhere I saw a delivery layout, I’ll find a skin.
      But on the whole, the breeeeeee is in solidarity.
  3. Ragnarov
    +3
    25 May 2012 09: 47
    Thank you for the article! Very well!
  4. IGR
    IGR
    +3
    25 May 2012 09: 54
    Kote, aircraft carrier and gases - this is something! Thanks for the improved mood in the morning! wassat
  5. +4
    25 May 2012 10: 10
    Well, about the Manenheim line ... they went around it on the ice ... and the Finns immediately surrendered ... I don’t know about the rest ... in our city in the 60's there were unrest ... so the police chief ordered the crowd to be watered from the scavenger cars ... the effect was awesome ... what I think ... maybe the opposition could disperse this try ... plus article ...
    1. borisst64
      +1
      25 May 2012 15: 27
      Cesspool machines merge by gravity))
  6. -6
    25 May 2012 10: 10
    Soviet designers also did not lag behind the Germans in terms of creating projects of unusual types of weapons. One of them was the idea of ​​an unusual hybrid design, called the "Behemoth".

    The system was an armored train on tracks. Parts of tanks were used instead of gun turrets, and a Katyusha-type jet cannon was also installed on the common carriage. In fact, no one saw this Soviet miracle weapon, but as a propaganda project, it might have worked.

    He took part in the battles, but because of the great length he broke in half, and the ammunition detanated.
    1. Kibb
      +4
      25 May 2012 10: 28
      Hope this is a joke?
      1. +1
        25 May 2012 23: 12
        Yes laughing The message should have been comic, but the browser freezes and I forgot.
        The message should have looked like this:
        “After the collapse of the Soviet Union, new facts appeared on the surface regarding the development of secret weapons created during World War II. One of the most interesting was the KV-2 Behemoth.
        In July 1941, Stalin learned about the heroic confrontation of one of the KV-2 tanks with units of the 6th Panzer Division a few days earlier. Given the tremendous success of this single KV-2, Stalin ordered work to begin on the development of a new "land battleship" at its base, with three turrets and very heavy armament and armor that would allow it to successfully repel all types of attacks. a joint design brigade led by Kotin and Barkov When the designers complained to Stalin that the installation of three turrets made it too long and the turning radius of the tank would be too large, Stalin replied: "Don't turn around, point it straight to Berlin." The latest version of the project became known as the KV-6 "Begemot".
        The KV-6 was a multi-turret tank consisting of the components of the KV-1, KV-2, BT-5, T-60 and T-38 tanks. The use of existing structures was driven by the German invasion and the hard work of Soviet industry. Due to its enormous weight, the tank was equipped with a special device that allowed it to cross rivers up to 9 feet deep (2,74 m). The design team also developed a retractable observation tower, which was to be used to control fire from howitzers and rocket launchers.


        Technical data KV-6
        Crew: 15 people and one commissioner
        Height: 15 feet and 3 inches (4,65 m)
        Width: 10 feet and 10 inches (3,07 m)
        Length: 37 feet and 8 inches (11,58 m)
        Weight: 138 tons
        Engines: Three V-2 600 hp each
        Maximum speed: 13 miles per hour (21 km \ h)
        Maximum range: 98 miles (157 km) on the road and 43 miles (69 km) in the country
        Reservation: from 7 to 160 mm
        Armament: two 152-mm howitzers, two 76,2-mm guns, one 45-mm gun, two 12,7-mm DShK machine guns, two 7,62-mm machine guns Maxim, 14 7,62-mm machine guns DT, 16 BM-13 missile towers, two flamethrowers Sample 1933 g.

        History of operation.
        The first prototype was completed in 1941 and urgently sent to defend Moscow. In the first attack, which took place in dense winter fog, the rear tower accidentally shot through the central one. After the explosion, the tank was completely destroyed.
        The second prototype was completed in January 1942 and sent to the Leningrad Front. Special indicators were installed on it to avoid the cross of the central tower. In the first attack on German positions, the tank, breaking the moat, broke in half. The resulting spark ignited the leaked fire mixture and as a result of the explosion that occurred, the tank was completely destroyed.
        The third prototype shown here (the model in the photo) received a reinforced hull and was also sent to the Leningrad Front at the beginning of the 1942 year. He managed to shoot down three German aircraft. Then, during the first battle, the tank fired continuously for three hours. Huge recoil gradually repelled the tank and eventually led to the detonation of 152-mm shells, after the explosion of which the tank was completely destroyed.
        After such a failure, Stalin closed the project, and many of the KV-6 designers spent the rest of their lives in the Siberian Gulag. Tank KV-6 was called by the few surviving Germans "Stalin's Orchestra", because of the variety of weapons hung on it. "


        Picture

        “It is sad to admit that very often significant events that influenced the course of world history are behind the scenes and only a few specialists know about them. Domestic tank construction, known for amazing experiments like remote-controlled or jumping tanks, was no exception.
        On June 27, 1940, a meeting "On the system of armored vehicles of the Red Army" was held in Moscow, at which the issue of promising types of tanks and the removal of old models from service was considered. During the discussion, the leading designers of several design bureaus hotly argued about the priority of firepower and anti-cannon armor. In the end, we agreed that the more, the better, and both. Literally in hot pursuit, a preliminary design was made, the calculated combat characteristics looked so promising that the go-ahead was immediately given the go-ahead for the production of a prototype. It was a tank with anti-cannon armor and extremely powerful armament, which included a 152 mm howitzer to combat pillboxes and two 76 mm cannons suitable for both tank and other missions, plus auxiliary machine gun armament. The towers were unified with the KV series tanks, the placement of weapons repeated the proven T-35 scheme. Design weight - 135 tons, engine - M17, 2x500 hp, maximum speed - up to 30 km / h.
        In fact, this unique machine was supposed to change all the tactics of using tanks at that time, becoming truly universal, equally suitable for breaking through and holding the line, for which it would be sufficient only to deploy the tank correctly. Being oriented perpendicular to the front line, such a tank is capable of piercing any line of the enemy defense like a needle, without difficulty overcoming any ditches, hollows, escarpes, counter-escapes and wolf pits. If you turn the tank along the front line, you can reliably close any breach in the defense, if only these miracle tanks are enough.
        Of course, the implementation of such a large-scale project took time, but it was already gone, and the personnel were thrown at the production of high-speed freeway tanks. Therefore, when the war broke out, they managed to produce only one such tank, which received the designation T-135. The plant had to be hurriedly evacuated, the supertank was taken to the rear in order to continue work, but in Stalingrad it had to be left on the territory of the tractor plant, where it was planned to prepare it for transfer across the Volga, but again there was not enough time.
        According to some historians, the turning point in the history of the war was precisely the moment when the Germans who broke into the territory of the plant saw this tank ....
        Some of the lovers of alternative history take the liberty of asserting that if this tank could be launched in the series a year earlier and had time to show it to the world at the traditional November parade, then maybe there would have been no war. But history is a serious science and does not tolerate the subjunctive mood. ”

        Of course it’s clear that this is a joke but still interesting!

        Attention!

        Much of the information on this page is a joke; you should not use it as an argument in proving anything.

        http://forum.worldoftanks.ru/index.php?/topic/35894-%D0%BA%D0%B2-6-%D0%B1%D0%B5%
        D0%B3%D0%B5%D0%BC%D0%BE%D1%82/
        1. -1
          26 May 2012 13: 35
          Quote: RedDragoN
          Technical data KV-6 Crew: 15 people and one commissioner Height: 15 feet and 3 inches (4,65 m) Width: 10 feet and 10 inches (3,07 m) Length: 37 feet and 8 inches (11,58 m) Weight: 138 tons -2 power 600 hp each Maximum speed: 13 miles per hour (21 km \ h) Maximum cruising range: 98 miles (157 km) on the road and 43 miles (69 km) in the country

          that’s a joke!
          I don’t remember to use inch sizes and miles
  7. +5
    25 May 2012 10: 34
    In a number of sources there are references to a certain KV-5bis or KV-6 Behemoth tank, also called the Stalin Orchestra, which in reality is a hoax, a fictional project of a three-turret heavy tank - a “composite”, which, however, became widely known and subsequently described in detail by Alexander Afanasyev. The illustration was made up of images of a really existing technique, but it had no semantic load, it was technically almost impenetrable and looked more like a caricature. According to Afanasyev, the designer J. Ya. Kotin set about developing the KV-5bis tank in the 1942 year, at the personal direction of Stalin. Made by the 1944 year, nine KV-5bis tanks were supposedly equipped with a tank company of the Stalin breakthrough, which took an active part in the Karelian operation and participated in the breakthrough of the Mannerheim Line without any losses. The Wisla-Oder and Balaton operations also took place without losses, later taking part in the Korean War [16].

    Later, a description of a similar project is found by Vyacheslav Shpakovsky in the book “Tanks. Unique and paradoxical "[17]. Judging by the description given in Shpakovsky’s book, the project looked like a cruiser in the form of three KV tanks connected to each other with a single powerful diesel engine. The project allegedly provided for the use of three linearly elevated towers from the KV tanks, the middle of them with two 152-mm guns, as well as BT-5 towers mounted on top of them. It was supposedly supposed to install a flamethrower and a Katyusha rocket launcher [18] as additional weapons on the tank.

    However, the very possibility of the existence of such a project is unlikely, both because of the technical features of the KV series and because of the lack of any documentary evidence. Moreover, such a design is simply not capable of turning, which once again casts doubt on the very existence of such a project.

    According to V.G. Grabina, the original version of the KV-1 turret was unsuitable for installing any gun larger than the 76-mm gun F-32, and only later upgraded KVs had an 85 mm caliber gun in a new tower [13]. The serial KV-2 had one 152-mm gun, which in itself made the tower extremely bulky [13], and the tank itself turned out to be heavy and without any additional add-ons of the “Stalin Orchestra”.
  8. +1
    25 May 2012 10: 46
    Aircraft carrier - Iceberg is gorgeous))
    Talk to KOTE, talk to Kote Slama !!
  9. +1
    25 May 2012 10: 47
    Please note that many of the ideas that used to seem fiction are now almost ordinary things. Take the same Jules Verne.
  10. AlexMH
    +4
    25 May 2012 10: 49
    The cat pleased. I always knew that cats are not as simple as they seem :))
  11. marline
    +6
    25 May 2012 10: 51
    ideal position for "control"

    For good reason, did they hang it there with the right side at the optimal distance and orbit?
    1. 755962
      +1
      25 May 2012 14: 41
      Oh, not casual!
  12. Sergl
    +3
    25 May 2012 12: 31
    A mixture of truth and terry fiction.

    And for the "Behemoth" is not necessary. One modeler made a model of a tank out of everything that was left from the buildings of previous models - and the Internet went buzzing.
    And Shpakovsky’s book is still a murzilka.

    Want to shushi - read the TsAMO archives.
  13. laurbalaur
    +4
    25 May 2012 14: 18
    Good article +! but the German mini-tank-Goliath, a very necessary thing in the military! This is the supply of ammunition, the evacuation of the wounded, the assault on fortifications (bunkers). Sapper robots are their direct heirs! So, not all inventions looked ridiculous!
    1. -2
      25 May 2012 16: 17
      Goliath’s range was limited by a wire, it’s not radio-controlled
      1. laurbalaur
        0
        26 May 2012 01: 31
        So what, I said about Goliath, as a prototype or as a forerunner, sorry, well, about the range of the military-industrial products controlled by wires, YOU, Denis, would not have scrambled! Bomb Fritz X, nothing to say?
  14. Ortrega
    +1
    25 May 2012 14: 52
    Americans are still trying to train cockroaches lol
  15. borisst64
    0
    25 May 2012 15: 31
    "Katyusha-type rocket cannon"

    I cried!!

    And the tank "hippopotamus" is the result of the work of the writers of vertual history.
  16. -1
    25 May 2012 16: 24
    Once again I want to be happy for our designers
    Four of these "destroyers" were produced.

    and KV-2 were mass-produced; their tasks were the same
  17. tariff
    +2
    25 May 2012 16: 37
    I really liked the article and cheered up at the end of the work week. laughing By the way, the historical fact was kept silent that before the destruction of warehouses at the US air base, the mice squeaked: "I SERVE THE SOVIET UNION !!!!" Yes
  18. +1
    25 May 2012 19: 31
    In the novel by Alexander Kazantsev "The Burning Island", a land battleship similar to the German "Rat" was also described, apparently the project impressed the writer. But Mother Earth cannot stand this, like a whale aground.
  19. Nursultan
    +1
    26 May 2012 00: 15
    interesting to become an author +
  20. 0
    28 May 2012 23: 25
    About the Mannerheim Line on the Kola Isthmus, the author simply pleased !!! It was built from 1920 to 1939, so the author in this regard is simply not entirely true. And by the way, it was built, after all, on the Karelian Isthmus.
  21. 0
    14 October 2013 12: 10
    It seems to me that, after all, an ice carrier is the only technically feasible project, you just need to think over the composition of pikerite, the percentage of ice and other material, calculate the shape and engines - and forward
  22. 0
    12 March 2015 23: 33
    Interestingly, all the same, the Foshists, although they were too much, were still on the cutting edge of progress.