Talk:Evangelos Artemis

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Nonetheless, the word "controversial" is used by the contributor in this Wikipedia article. Athough the execution of the tests is not disputed, nor is the Government permit of April 6, 1938 to conduct those tests, it is difficult to substantiate any of Artemis' claims, including those about "invention", "successful" results, and, even more so, those about his designs being handed over to "foreign power". In all, Artemis' work has remained unpublicized, since no proof of "success" has been produced. User:Skartsis

The available technology in 1933-1938 did not allow the development of missile guidance systems. Possibly another piece of crap, fed to greek public by irresponsible journalists. 79.131.53.101 (talk) 13:24, 20 February 2008 (UTC)