The rocket was a gift from Hitler to Britain. How do Germans make and launch rockets?

First of all, we must know that the rocket research and development in Germany is not smooth sailing, but has experienced some bumps. For example, Germany did not study the patent and technology of rockets from the beginning, but bought the patent of rockets from Sweden from the beginning and made corresponding improvements. Moreover, it was not until 1935 that Germany developed a new type of rocket, which not only can be produced on a large scale, but also has great lethality.

After that, the Germans attached great importance to the research of multiple rocket launchers. It can be said that they have invested a lot of manpower and material resources back and forth. After all, rockets have high firepower density and simple structure. More importantly, they can pour a lot of firepower into enemy positions in a short time and have great destructive power.

Moreover, the mobile position is very fast after playing, which can be said to be a very practical weapon. However, this kind of rocket also has shortcomings, that is, the trajectory is unstable, the projectile situation is very serious, and the rocket exterior trajectory is easy to be exposed. In order to solve this problem, the Germans adopted the method of quickly shifting the shooting position after the rocket was launched, which is what we often call hit-and-run tactics.

On this basis, the Germans also developed 150 mm, 2 10 mm, 300 mm, 280/320 mm and other caliber rockets, which have various forms such as fixed, towed and self-propelled. Since then, Germany's rocket manufacturing technology has been in a leading position in the world. Since then, the Germans wanted to mass-produce 80 mm self-propelled rockets, but ultimately failed. Moreover, during the Cold War, the Soviet Union also borrowed German v2 rocket technology.