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You do realize that anybody can put anything they want on wikipedia?

Likewise just because something is in print doesn't validate the material content, only the market niche for the content.

That was the "first hit", as you well know. There is plenty of material available from multiple sources regarding German weapons development during WWII. If you were genuinely interested, you could find them yourself. Even PBS has televised documentaries regarding this. Some are now active on Amazon Prime streaming.

Why does this seem so far fetched to you? The Germans did also build the first ICBM during WWII. They also built TV guided anti-ship missiles that almost turned the tide of the Anzio landing.

Here are others:

Luftwaff Resource Center
German guided air to ground missiles

Just because you don't know about something doesn't mean it didn't happen. Dig in, you can find a lot. The best material, however, comes in printed books found in a library rather than on the web. Ever been to a library?

Likewise just because something is in print doesn't validate the material content, only the market niche for the content.

Just like publicly available government reports, right?