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V1 was not a rocket. V1 was a flying bomb aka buzz bomb it was not controlled or even flew by a pilot it was automatic it flew to London and would just crash into it.

V2 was made sometime at the beginning of World War Two, but I don't know when exactly.

The first bit in bold was not my bit I just edited it a bit by the way and I don't know anything about V1s.

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