YOU CANT TOUCH ME!! AHAHAHA!

[skorpion]

Now i bet you all wont expect this...how about a german V1? i also think you could get a launch railing at the field so you can actually take off. maybe make this a nice perk plane so not everyone is flying them. i got a picture of it- http://www.dday-overlord.com/img/bdn/elarg/fusee_allemande_v1.jpg

[Larry]

The V1 wasn't a plane.

[AceHavok]

V-1 wasn't a plane, It was a missile or rocket that was meant to hit England when Germany was losing the war. They were UN-manned.

[Masherbrum]

[Plazus]

My God, this thread failed quick...

Hey skorpion, you're going to have to research a little harder if anyone on the boards are going to take you seriously.

[JHerne]

INteresting...not.

[druski85]

Let's give him the benefit of the doubt here, and say that he can in fact both ride and steer the un-manned "plane."  The topic is still in itself a falacy, because plenty of V-1's were indeed "touched" by interceptors prior to reaching target. 

Otherwise, nice trolling. 

[B3YT]

haven't any of you watched  "Dr strange love : or why we need the bomb"  . B52 crews had to manually steer the nuclear weapon onto the target once dropped from the aircraft. 

[ariansworld]

V-1 wasn't a plane, It was a missile or rocket that was meant to hit England when Germany was losing the war. They were UN-manned.

I am going to interject here..... I do believe that there was a manned version of it.

[Larry]

None flew IIRC.

[Dr_Death8]

V1, no, however the Japanese had a manned version (similiar) which was used as a suicide attack.  

Besides, the British would flight up to it in Temps and meteors and get close to it and use their wings to throw the thing outta whack. They even used to shoot em down with Spits.  Touched and slapped. 

[bagrat]

 

[Mar]

[AWwrgwy]

haven't any of you watched  "Dr strange love : or why we need the bomb"  . B52 crews had to manually steer the nuclear weapon onto the target once dropped from the aircraft. 

Steer?  He was just along for the ride.




wrongway

[EDO43]

The V-1 was not a rocket or a missle but was in fact an unmanned aircraft.  It was powered by a pulse jet engine....not a rocket engine.  It was perhaps one of the very first UCAV's with autonomous control.