👉 Deutsche missiles, also known as "Stukka" or "Flugabwehrraketen," were a series of ballistic and cruise missiles developed and deployed by Nazi Germany during World War II. These missiles ranged from short-range, air-to-air variants like the Stukka D to long-range, cruise missiles such as the V-2. The V-2, in particular, was a ground-launched ballistic missile that became infamous for its high speed and destructive power, capable of traveling up to 200 kilometers at Mach 10. The development and use of these missiles were part of Germany's efforts to gain a strategic advantage in the war, but they also led to significant civilian casualties and destruction. Post-war, many of these missiles were dismantled and their technology repurposed or studied for peaceful applications.
