During WW 2, the Germans used a crude unmanned jet powered bomb- the V-1. This was called a "Doodlebug". They would be launched across the English channel. They would fly a preset direction and time, and then crash into the ground in England, exploding. The accuracy was very poor, they were very fast, and caused a lot of damage when they exploded.
A buzz bomb is a small, jet-propelled flying missile which carries a bomb, especially used to refer to the doodlebug.
'Doodlebug' was a common nickname given to the German V1 flying bomb (which was rather like an early, crude cruise missile). Also referred to as a 'buzz bomb'.
Germany invented the Doodlebug. The Nazis used it against England.
"Doodlebug" was one nickname for the German V-1 bomb, more often called a "Buzz Bomb". There were primitive cruise missiles that flew until they ran out of fuel, then crashed and exploded on whatever was below. Precise aiming was impossible, but they could hit a target as large as London.
The V-1 flying bomb, also known as the "doodlebug" or "buzz bomb," had a top speed of about 400 mph (644 km/h). It was used by the Germans during World War II for aerial attacks on England.
The Doodlebug was actually two different things. One was an American aircraft of the 1920s. The other was one of the V1 or 2 rockets designed to bomb England. I have added pictures for you on the related links below. Thanks for using answers com and wikianswers com. ANS 2 - The Doodlebug was actually the colloquial name for the V1, it had nothing to do with the V2
Yes, the doodlebug has an adjustable carburetor.
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Doodlebug Disaster happened on 1940-07-31.
The term "doodlebug" was given to the German V-1 flying bombs that were used on England in the closing stages of WW2. Note however there are also other meanings associated with the term.
The doodlebug fell on the second house on the left in Argyle Road.
The cast of Doodlebug - 1997 includes: Jeremy Theobald as The Man