Originally Posted by George

Had to be.

Both the Me-109 and FW-190 carried 20mm cannon so it seems the most likely scenario the Me-262 carried 30mm cannon operationally but had a mix of 20 and 30mm prototypes.

Originally Posted by George

Have read that when the Germans built a new building at the FN plant the concrete floor was secretly re-enforced with Precision Instruments

The problem I have encountered in trying to verify some of these accounts is there appears to be little supporting evidence to help confirm them so it is hard to separate them from urban myth.

What kind of work did they do in the Concentration Camps? At the Dora camps where they constructed the V1 and the V2 seems to have used forced labors from West Europe for semi skilled work, whatever that is while the Nazis used Polish and Russians for unskilled works. Jews seem to have been moved to the camp later.

https://airandspace.si.edu/stories/e...nd-slave-labor

The movie Schindler's List show the use of Jewish labors making pots and cans for the army and later munition.

The Nazis also used prisoners for repairing clothes, collecting jewelries to send it all back to Germany. The Nazis also used Jews for making counterfeit British banknotes in what was called Operation Bernard.

The Germans moved a lot of their industries under ground. I guess they used a lot of forced labors, POWs, and concentration camp prisoners for expanding mines to make room for the industry. The Riese complex in the southern Silesia is pretty big.

I was messing around on YouTube earlier and found a video that had some of what I was looking for.

http://youtu.be/3H89Simz_OQ

Originally Posted by I3BrigPvSk

What kind of work did they do in the Concentration Camps? At the Dora camps where they constructed the V1 and the V2 seems to have used forced labors from West Europe for semi skilled work, whatever that is while the Nazis used Polish and Russians for unskilled works. Jews seem to have been moved to the camp later.

https://airandspace.si.edu/stories/e...nd-slave-labor

The movie Schindler's List show the use of Jewish labors making pots and cans for the army and later munition.

The Nazis also used prisoners for repairing clothes, collecting jewelries to send it all back to Germany. The Nazis also used Jews for making counterfeit British banknotes in what was called Operation Bernard.

The Germans moved a lot of their industries under ground. I guess they used a lot of forced labors, POWs, and concentration camp prisoners for expanding mines to make room for the industry. The Riese complex in the southern Silesia is pretty big.

Originally Posted by MontyB

I was messing around on YouTube earlier and found a video that had some of what I was looking for.

http://youtu.be/3H89Simz_OQ

I can't watch it. The uploader doesn't want Swedes to watch it. Quite annoying. What is the title of the YouTube video?

Originally Posted by I3BrigPvSk

I can't watch it. The uploader doesn't want Swedes to watch it. Quite annoying. What is the title of the YouTube video?

Neither can I

Originally Posted by I3BrigPvSk

I can't watch it. The uploader doesn't want Swedes to watch it. Quite annoying. What is the title of the YouTube video?

It is called:
How occupied France worked to sabotage the Nazis.

Essentially it focus's on Peugeot's efforts to hinder vehicle production but it has interesting stats and information about other actions.