Wunderwaffe serie

- Die Glocke
- Haunebu I
- Haunebu IIB
- Haunebu III
- Silbervogel

Read the controls carefully. This isn't as easy to use as a Tutorial Plane, it's an antigravity spacecraft !

• To take off, AG1, you take off vertically.
• Then AG2 and AG3 simultaneously, and disable AG1. Use the throttle, once you reach a speed of at least 500km/h, you can deactivate the AG3 if you want to maneuver.
  If, on the contrary, you want to have a stable flight position, keep G3 activated, and use TRIM to climb or descend, as well as VTOL, helped by Z and S, Q, D to make a wide turn.
• AG4 to activate the turret, select the target, it will aim automatically, and you just have to shoot. To fire, turn TRIM and VTOL to 0, and if you're not in a stable flight position, turn G3 back on. To shoot with good precision, it is advisable to do it below 1000 km/h.
• AG5: Activate the air-ground cannons, handle them with the mouse and joystick, and put yourself on the right camera to aim. As there is a gyro to stabilize the aim, you can use it in a stable flight position or when the AG7 is activated for more stability.
• AG6 : Lights.
• AG7 : Motor Boost.
  

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Haunebu III number one firing at land targets with conventional 50mm ammunition, this unit participated in the departure of the Americans, US Navy, classified files, Highjump operation, 1946-47

Description

Its design began in 1945 in Germany, and was completed in 1947 somewhere in Antarctica, with the commissioning of the first copy (out of two planned), in 1948.
This class of Haunebu has the particularity of being hudge.
It is a machine with a very long range, equipped with a destructive arsenal.
This includes a 40mm turret at the top of the machine, as on the Haunbu IIB, but this time triple, as well as 4 double 50mm turrets, and two single 50mm gun turrets, these being intended for land or naval targets, and can be loaded with nuclear shells.
The Haunebu III can also be used as a strategic bomber, its two single 50mm gun turrets can be replaced by bomb bays each carrying a nuclear bomb of approximately 300KT.
Being a valuable unit, it rarely moves alone in Earth and is often escorted by some Vril 1 or Haunebu IIB.
What you see which looks like small bulging portholes are in fact cameras, which retransmit the images inside the craft.
According to CIA estimates, fewer than 3 Haunebu IIIs were built.

The same Haunebu III following the departure of the American fleet at high altitude, photographed from an F8F Bearcat fighter, US Navy, classified files, Highjump operation, 1946-47

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