WW2 Rockets

The 15 cm Wgr. 41, or 15 cm Wurfgranate 41,  came in different variants, uses and payloads. The …

The V2 rocket's original designation was Aggregate A4. This long range ballistic missile was developed by Wernher von …

The guided glide bomb FX 1400 better known as Fritz X was created by dr. Max Kramer who …

The Henschel Hs 293 was the world's first operational anti-shipping missile, and very successful. Just like the Hensel …

On 13 June 1944 an new weapon was launched again Britain. The Germans created the world’s first ever …

The German surface to air rocket Enzian was an anti-aircraft missile developed during World War Two. [...]Read More...

Late in the war the Föhn-Gerät was completed by the Henschel Company, a new kind of anti-aircraft device …

This is a Fieseler Fi 103 Re4 Reichenberg human guided version of the V-1 rocket in the "Wasserlaufer" …

The Wasserfall was 7.85 meters long, with a diameter of 86 cm. It weighed around 3500 kg and …

Hermann Göring at the launch: "Why is it that this fellow (Walter Dornberger) manages all right and you …

The Henschel Hs 298 was Germany’s first rocket powered air to air missile developed by Professor Herbert A. …

The Feuerlilie F55 was a two stage remote controlled supersonic German Guided Anti-Aircraft Missile developed by Rheinmetal-Borsig from …

The Feuerlilie F-25 was a scaled down version to run test for flight behavior and wind tunnel tests. …

Professor Herbert A. Wagner and his team developed the Henschel Hs 117 Schmetterling – Butterfly. A surface to …

The Rheinbote – Rhine Messenger - was designated as V4 like the V1 Flying Bomb and V2 Rocket. …

The Taifun was an unguided rocket developed in 1944 by Flak-Versuchskommando Nord, EMW at Peenemünde. It had a …

The BV 246, nicknamed Hagelkorn, was a German Guided Glide Bomb developed by the Blohm & Voss company. …

The Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka, which name means “Cherry Blossom”, was more of a manned flying bomb than an …