v1 missile

The German V-1 missile is a flying missile developed by Germany at the end of World War II. It is the earliest missile in the world that was used in wars and was used to attack the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Belgium. The V-1 missile is launched with a catapult, or it can be launched from the carrier, and then guided by the control system on the missile to guide the predetermined trajectory for horizontal flight, and then dive toward the target. The V-1 missile weighs 2.2 tons, the missile is 7.6 meters long, has a projectile diameter of 0.82 meters, and a wingspan of 5.3 meters. The power unit is an air jet engine, with a flight speed of 550 to 600 kilometers per hour, a flight altitude of 2000 meters, and a range of 370 kilometers . The warhead is charged with 700 kg. On June 13, 1944, Germany launched the first V-1 missile into the British mainland.

Chinese name German V-1 missile foreign name V-1 missile type flying missile Germany first test fired on June 13, 1944 bomb length 7.9 meters wingspan 5.37 overall weight 2152 kg effective range 370 kilometers flight altitude 2000 Missile Type: Flying missile overview: the world ’s first missile to appear in war