Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Operation Paperclip" in English language version.
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{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)October 21, 1946, marked the initiation of "Operation Ossavakim", which forcibly transferred to Soviet soil thousands of German technicians, managers and skilled personnel, along with their family members and the industrial tools they would operate.
Near the end of the war in Europe he was sent there to head up Air Corps Technical Intelligence and to evaluate captured scientific facilities in Germany. The most significant discovery was the Goering Institute at Braunschweig where he, in conjunction with Dr. von Karman and others, discovered supersonic wind tunnels, swept wing aircraft designs and many eminent scientists. Col. Putt headed up Operation Paperclip which brought very significant scientific equipment, documents and German aeronautical scientists to the United States.
Near the end of the war in Europe he was sent there to head up Air Corps Technical Intelligence and to evaluate captured scientific facilities in Germany. The most significant discovery was the Goering Institute at Braunschweig where he, in conjunction with Dr. von Karman and others, discovered supersonic wind tunnels, swept wing aircraft designs and many eminent scientists. Col. Putt headed up Operation Paperclip which brought very significant scientific equipment, documents and German aeronautical scientists to the United States.