File:V-1 1944 - Typical Ski Site.jpg

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Description Diagram of World War II launch facility for the V-1 flying bomb

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Deutsch: Fieseler Fi 103
English: V-1 flying bomb (facilities)
Français : V1 (missile)
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  • This is a diagram of a completed ski site at Maisoncelle in northern France. The launching ramp (P) had a double track enclosed in concrete walls. A self-powered dolly provided the initial thrust for the bomb. At first the Germans made little effort to conceal the sites, but repeated Crossbow bombing forced them to camouflage the areas. Further bombing attacks brought about a "modified site" program which used existing farm buildings. Portable sites were also used; they could be moved when they had been spotted by reconnaissance planes.[1]
  • This wartime intelligence drawing shows the typical layout for a Bois-Carré site.[2]
  • Diagram of a completed V-1 launching site at Maisoncelle, France.[3]
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  1. ↑ a b Bauer, Eddy (original text) (1966) [1972] Illustrated World War II Encyclopedia, H. S. Stuttman Inc., pp. p2,059,2,068 (Vol 15) ISBN: 0-87475-520-4. "[Source:](United States Air Force)"
  2. ↑ Zaloga, Steven J.; Johnson, Hugh & Taylor, Chris (Illustrations) (2008) [2007] German V-Weapon Sites 1943-45, Fortress Study Group (72), Category:New York: Osprey Publishing Ltd, p. 24 ISBN: 978 184603 247 9.
  3. ↑ Dupuy, Trevor Nevitt (1963) Volume 7, The Air War in the West: June 1941--April 1945, Category:New York: Franklin Watts, Inc, p. 52 Retrieved on 3 December 2009. "[Source:]U.S. AIR FORCE PHOTO"

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