Is ballistic missile technology good? Of course! After the end of World War II, mankind has been desperately developing ballistic missile technology, which has also turned this technology into the world's strongest deterrent force with the blessing of nuclear warheads. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

After decades of technological accumulation and precipitation, the final hit accuracy of ballistic missile technology can reach within 20 meters, which can basically achieve the purpose of destroying the target.

Coupled with the powerful nuclear warheads, these ballistic missiles are guaranteed to destroy the enemy's important targets, destroy the enemy's central cities, and become a nuclear cloud hanging over the heads of mankind.

However, in 1940, ballistic missile technology was still in its infancy, and ballistic missiles in this state were expensive and their accuracy could not be guaranteed.

The large-scale use of such technology will cause a staggering waste, which is also the main reason why Li Le is reluctant to mention the V-missile.

Li Le is willing to put some energy into the development of ballistic missiles, and the technology in this area can be said to be obsolete in the next 70 or even 100 years.

However, in his plan, Germany's ballistic missiles were only a technical reserve, not a secret weapon to be put into the so-called final showdown.

In real history, Hitler was very fond of this weapon and began to develop and manufacture it on a large scale.

In the end, more than 15,000 V1 missiles were put into actual combat, and more than 3,000 V2 missiles were built.

This number is not a small number today, and if a country launches close to 20,000 missiles to attack the enemy, it can definitely be regarded as a large-scale war.

However, after the war, statistics showed that only 40 per cent of the missiles fell within 10 kilometers of the target area...... This data is simply embarrassing to the extreme.

Of the more than 3,000 V2 missiles in use, only more than 1,100 flew to the British mainland, and how many casualties did these missiles cause? In total, more than 2,700 civilians were killed......

In addition to destroying buildings, creating panic on the other side, and attracting the attention of the other side, the actual results of the manufacture of these expensive V2 missiles are simply negligible......

Who would have thought that 1,000 famous V2 missiles, on average, each could only kill less than 3 people?

Some netizens in later generations called this missile "V2 sniper rifle" in a mocking tone, which actually has a certain truth - this thing is really similar to a sniper rifle, and most of the ammunition fired out can only kill one person......

You know, it's an expensive missile! It was necessary to use high-pressure nitrogen, hydrogen peroxide and liquid oxygen, which were expensive at the time.

These things were very unstable at the time, and the chemicals that needed to be temporarily filled into the missile before launch were very dangerous procedures.

And the cheaper V1 missiles, because of their slow flight speed, can be intercepted - the other side can intercept such missiles with fighter jets and shoot them down halfway!

The time when these two technically immature missiles were finally put into combat was in 1944, when even if these missiles were equipped with more advanced guided warheads and the accuracy was increased to about 50 meters, it was completely impossible to change the tide of the war.

Even if Li Le had the blueprints and could even improve the missiles, it would not be easy to get these weapons into the fray in 1943.

In this way, before the advent of Germany's nuclear weapons, long-range launch of missiles with immature technology was an extremely uneconomical option.

As for using missiles to drop nuclear weapons, Li Le is willing to try, but he is not worried about this means of dropping from the sky at any time...... The unreliability of this thing makes it not the first choice for nuclear weapons dropping.

You must know that in the early days of the Cold War, the Soviet Union's deployment of missiles carrying nuclear warheads was only a helpless move on the premise that the air force could not surpass Britain and the United States.

In other words, even around 1950, the missile technology of the world's major powers was still unstable.

Therefore, Li Le is unwilling to invest in research and development to develop missiles in such a dangerous situation, even when missile technology is the right way for future technological development.

He preferred to invest some R&D money to let his men get to know the technology first, and then develop relatively mature weapons around 1950 that could be used as the cornerstone of the Third Reich's nuclear deterrence.

But instead of the current hasty launch project, a bunch of large rocket toys that can only fly to British farmland and become scrap metal have been produced......

"The rocket plan you are talking about is not a full-fledged plan now. I know you admire Brian, and I admire him, he represents the future of rocket technology, but that future is a distant future! Li Le looked at Goering, who was in good spirits, and poured a basin of cold water on his head.

"You can't waste any supplies to produce big rockets! It's a waste! It's a serious waste! Li Le said to Goering, directly rejecting the plan to attack Britain with mass-produced rockets.

Seeing that the Führer did not seem to be interested in Braun's plan, Goering did not know what to say.

In 39, Braun met Führer Hitler for the first time, and Hitler was still very interested in the rocket as a high-tech technology, so Goering became a supporter of this technology.

However, now it seems that the Führer is not as enthusiastic about rocket technology as he imagined, and Goering finds that the Führer in front of him seems to have really changed.

It turned out that Hitler was fond of huge mechanical equipment, was interested in giant weapons such as the Gustav cannon and the Bismarck battleship, and was keen to do something new.

Now the Yuan is the first to be born, and I prefer weapons systems that can be put into production immediately, with simplified production and using mature technology, and the pre-research things are very targeted.

This change can be described simply, the former Führer was a liberal arts student who liked sensual things.

The current Führer is a science student with a clear goal, he knows what he wants, and he is trying to move towards the set goal.

In Goering's view, such a change is somewhat contradictory. Because Goering was a man who claimed to be a technologist, and in his opinion the Führer was simply a man with weak technical knowledge.

It would be suicidal for such a leader who has not studied technology to estimate the future direction of technology development and concentrate on R&D and production plans without leaving any room for it.

But when Goering wanted to oppose it, he found that, at least for the time being, the Führer's choice of weapons and equipment had achieved amazing results!

The obsession with the FW-190 fighter gave Goering another design approach to the fighter system, and now it seems that the follow-up potential of the FW-190 fighter is really better than that of the ME-109 series.

Similarly, the Chaser tank destroyer for the army side has also been well received by the army side. Simplified versions of trucks, armored vehicles, and even tanks have increased the combat effectiveness of the army a lot.

"My Führer, the plan to develop a rocket was personally approved by you to Braun......" Goering had to remind the Führer before Li Le gushed.

Hearing Goering say this, Li Le, who replaced the real Hitler, was embarrassed for a moment, but he immediately replied to himself.

He looked at Goering and explained: "R&D and technical reserves, of course, are necessary and necessary! But we cannot blindly produce a new weapon, which is a serious waste for us. ”

"I see, my Führer." Seeing that the Führer seemed to have lost interest in the rocket project, Goering secretly decided in his heart that he was going to abandon the project.

At least in his opinion, the current Führer is very wise and very advanced, and his thinking is very mature in the selection of weapons items, which makes him have the mind of blind obedience.

"Don't cancel outright! It's about investing money for Braun to do! What I want is a technical reserve, and I want to come up with mature technology as soon as I need it! Li Le saw some clues from Goering's lost eyes, so he opened his mouth and commanded.

He didn't have time to play any hints or speculation with Goering, so he just commanded: "I want to make sure that this technology is developed, but not to produce useless scrap metal!" See what I'm saying? ”

"Yes! My Führer! Goering saw the persistence in Li Le's eyes, so he quickly replied.

It seems that the Führer attaches great importance to this technology, but does not want to put it into war right away -- perhaps at some point in the future, the Führer will put mature rocket technology into the war as a secret weapon.

When Goering thought of this, he closed his mouth. He gave Kesselring the right to speak, and let the air marshal continue.

Because of the preparations for the attack on Britain and the support for North Africa, Kesselring successfully completed the mission, so the air marshal became a red man in front of the Führer.

At this moment, Kesselring, because of his frequent summons by the Führer, has vaguely become the number two person in the Air Force!

"My Führer! Since the rocket project cannot be used as a substitute for bombing for the time being, can our bombing against Britain be temporarily reduced in scale or canceled? Seeing Goering looking at him, Kesselring opened his mouth and suggested to Li Le.

Li Le frowned, carefully thought about Kesselring's suggestion, in his opinion, this air marshal has some skills, and he should listen to this marshal's opinion in the professional field.

After a few seconds of silence, the Führer watched as the two air marshals slowly spoke, giving their own promises: "The bombing missions of the Air Force are reduced to twice a week...... Hold out until next month, in November, and then stop - wait for the follow-up order! ”