Air-to-ground missiles V-1

Fieseler Fi 103 (V-1)“Flying bomb”

German flying bomb of the Second World War, an early form of the cruise missile.

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In service1944
CountryGermany
ManufacturerFieseler
StatusMuseum

History

German flying bomb of the Second World War, an early form of the cruise missile.

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