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I'm aiming to complete a dissertation comparing US, UK, and French scientific/technical exploitation of Germany by May, so I can answer this somewhat directly but might be able to answer more fully if you want more details about particular aspects (oreagan@berkeley.edu if you'd prefer to go off-listserv).
The obvious case, though I'll argue the very exceptional one, is von Braun. There are a lot of great works on him, including by Neufeld, Bergaust, and Biddle.
Williamson Murray and Allan Millet's edited volume Military Innovation in the Interwar Era is probably a good start- if nothing else, you could look at the bibliographies of the various essays.
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