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"Scraggy" writes:
Aidan wrote:
Roger R wrote:
The Germans used concentrated hydrogen peroxide as a propellant for
their V-1 flying bomb. It was used to rapidly generate steam for
the launching catapult. They called it T-Stoff.

Also used on one of their rocket propelled fighters, Heinkel,Me 262 or
something; some otaku anorak will know. The planes used to crash
frequently on take off or landing. I've read that if the pilot escaped
instant cremation, he'd probably get dissolved by the hydrogen
peroxide.

I am that anorak. Take off mainly, they glided in to land empty having IIRC
used thei ca. 8 minutes fuel. Me 163 Komet

http://www.xs4all.nl/~robdebie/me163.htm

Never seen or heard of that before---but it's just plain silly. Or desperate.
Just as a matter of interest, did any of them ever shoot anything down?
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SAm.