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Militarily in WWII they had almost no impact. They were costly to build and had a minimal effect in damage. However, the V2 provided the basis of post-war ballistic missle designs for the USSR and the US and its creator, Wernher von Braum, came the US and worked for NASA as the director of the marshall space flight center.

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