V-1 flying bomb

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The V-1 flying bomb was an early German cruise missile used in World War II, known as a pilotless "buzz bomb" deployed primarily against London and other Allied cities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German World War II weapon
cruise missile
pilotless aircraft
alsoKnownAs Fieseler Fi 103
V-1 flying bomb
surface form: V-1

V-1 flying bomb
surface form: Vergeltungswaffe 1

buzz bomb
doodlebug
counteredBy anti-aircraft artillery
barrage balloons
fighter aircraft interception
countryOfOrigin Nazi Germany
cruiseSpeed around 640 km/h
designedBy Fieseler
Robert Lusser
developedBy Germany
Luftwaffe
engineModel Argus As 014 pulsejet
firstOperationalUse 1944
guidanceSystem autopilot
historicalSignificance one of the first operational cruise missiles
introduced 1944
launchMethod air launch from aircraft
ground-based ramp
launchPlatform Heinkel He 111
surface form: Heinkel He 111 bomber
length about 8.3 m
manufacturer Fieseler
Volkswagen Group
surface form: Volkswagen
notableFeature distinctive buzzing engine sound
poweredBy pulsejet engine
primaryTargets Allied cities in Belgium
Allied cities in England
Antwerp
London, England
surface form: London
programName V-2 rocket
surface form: V-weapons program
propulsionType air-breathing jet
purpose terror bombing of cities
range roughly 250 km
successor V-2 rocket
usedAgainst Allied civilian targets
Allied military targets
Belgium
United Kingdom
usedBy Luftwaffe
surface form: German Luftwaffe
usedInConflict World War II
warheadMass about 850 kg
warheadType high-explosive
weaponType early cruise missile
unmanned flying bomb
wingspan about 5.3 m

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Luftwaffe usedWeapon V-1 flying bomb
V-1 flying bomb alsoKnownAs V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: Vergeltungswaffe 1
V-1 flying bomb alsoKnownAs V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: V-1
Operation Crossbow target V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: V-1 flying bomb sites
British home front during World War II hasPart V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: V-1 and V-2 attacks on Britain
doodlebug refersTo V-1 flying bomb
doodlebug refersTo V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: German V-1 flying bomb
doodlebug alsoKnownAs V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: V-1
doodlebug partOf V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: German V-weapons program
film "Operation Crossbow" mainSubject V-1 flying bomb
subject surface form: Operation Crossbow
Fieseler Fi 103 alsoKnownAs V-1 flying bomb
Fieseler Fi 103 alsoKnownAs V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: Vergeltungswaffe 1
Argus As 014 pulsejet primaryApplication V-1 flying bomb
subject surface form: Argus As 014
Argus As 014 pulsejet usedOnAircraft V-1 flying bomb
subject surface form: Argus As 014
Argus As 014 pulsejet associatedWeapon V-1 flying bomb
subject surface form: Argus As 014
Argus As 014 notableUse V-1 flying bomb
Argus As 014 powerplantOf V-1 flying bomb
this entity surface form: V-1 cruise missile
V-weapons program developedWeapon V-1 flying bomb
Republic-Ford JB-2 Loon basedOn V-1 flying bomb
Republic-Ford JB-2 Loon copyOf V-1 flying bomb