Yes, for a fact Americans work harder then Europeans.
You seem to have a knack of going off topic and throwing your weight around.
Your statements are not entirely true. But kudos to how you deflected your cheerleading - bordering on drooling - for USA and imposed it on someone else, lol.
History tells us an entirely different story to the tune we find you singing praise of the US for. A Europion country by the name Germany has that distinction in my book of being the most hardworking, creative and perfectionists of all.
There is no doubt that US is a great nation of hardworking people that have come from all over the world, no less geniuses from Germany, to prosper in the land of opportunity that became all the more attractive destination after World War II.
Relating back to the thread topic, it was German aviation prowess that advanced American and Russian aviation industry to new heights after they took designers and blue prints of German aviation marvels back to their respective countries and more decided to settle their on their own accunt and the victors made use of them to make unparalleled advancements in their own countries.
The Nazi German Horten Ho 229, one of aviation’s most futuristic designs.
Following is one of the designs it "inspired",
Northrop Grumman's concept for a flying wing fighter has similarities to the Hortens' innovative design:
The Ho 229's design has influenced a Nasa project for a small flying wing which could explore Mars:
Merely Cheerleading for Germany would have been really really mediocre and cheap of myself, so I decided backing my claims with some relevant facts as a much better approach.
