Germans - Massive tanks and too many other things to even count.
USA - Bats with incendiary bombs attached to them.
Japs - Bombs full of fleas that infect people with the Plague.
Russians - Dogs trained to run at enemy tanks with explosives attached to them.
@SeraphimDawn
Everyone had strange ideas. The Brits wanted to take what were basically giant wooden spools that you’d wrap wire around, and fit rockets to them so that they’d roll forward and clear mines from the beaches.
The Russkies developed what was basically a one-man ball-tank with a single track and a machine gun. Weird.
What wouldn’t have been so funny was the idea of a V-2 rocket tugged behind a U-Boat in a special launcher. Said V-2 was planned to be fit with a one kiloton nuclear warhead. And fired at New York. Thankfully, that never happened.
@SeraphimDawn
That late in the war, it was basically down to desperation. That’s when you had all these bizarre wonder weapons planned that would have taken away materials from other, more practical projects.
Manned suicide jet bombs! Six-engined bombers! Tanks the size of large buildings! EVEN BIGGER railroad artillery! Mile-long artillery cannons! Amphibious, tank-tracked two-man submarines! Why the fuck not!
Those wacky Nazis.
@Deserter
Actually it’s a single turret with two guns, but yeah…not sure what they were thinking. The Ratte and Landkreuzer would definitely be intimidating, but they would have been so big and slow that even level bombers would have had been able to take them out once they were deployed.
Still, just seeing an armored vehicle that huge would have been a hell of a sight.