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In December 1942 an agreement was reached that spelled out the need for a very long range aircraft that could be used as a Recon aircraft, a bomber, and also when the time came deliver a Nuclear Bomb to targets in America and be able to return to Germany. In January 1943 the first Junkers Ju-390 was ready to be tested. This was the Recon version, fully stripped, no guns, only 4 crew members, the entire fuselage contained eight huge fuel tanks. In the wings six fuel tanks. Total range was 18,000 kilometers. By August 1943, four Junkers JU-390 aircraft had been built. Yet the Junkers Factory first recorded the first flight as being in August 1943. This was done in accordance with Heinrich Himmler who was in charge of the Nazi Nuclear Bomb Program. This deception worked brilliantly!

On August 27th 1943 a Junkers JU-390 long range Recon Aircraft left Norway on its mission to photograph industrial plants in Michigan and to fly over New York. This mission was vital to send a message to Roosevelt that to use an Atomic Bomb on Berlin would not be tolerated.

Except that the above answer is based entirely on the claims of someone calling themselves Anna Kreisling who refuses to publicly verify they are who they say they are, present any credientials or proof of their identity and whose claims are unverifiable.

The official first flight of the Ju-390 by Chief test Pilot Hans Joachim Pancherz was on 20 October 1943, therefore the above claim is can only be treated as a work of fiction until the Kreisling person comes forward in public.

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