👉 The Deutsch-Missiles, also known as the Pantsyr and Panzerkampfwagen III-Missiles, were a series of long-range ballistic missile systems developed and deployed by Germany during the Cold War. These missiles were designed for strategic deterrence, capable of delivering nuclear warheads over vast distances to deter potential adversaries. The Panzerkampfwagen III-Missile, in particular, was a ground-launched variant that could be transported and deployed on mobile platforms, offering flexibility in deployment. Equipped with advanced guidance systems, these missiles had the potential to strike targets deep within enemy territory, significantly enhancing Germany's second-strike capability and contributing to the overall stability of the Cold War balance of power.
