三我国老作家肖乾先生,在二战期间曾任驻欧的战地记者。他写道:“说希特勒无心逛伦敦是胡扯。在巴黎的兜风必已增大他的贪欲。”然而,“历史……是有脊骨的人类用血肉写成的”。英国人民正是用这样的精神在1944年迎接了飞弹的进攻。如前所述,英国政府的一系列有力措施减弱了打击的痛楚,但V-1进攻带来的损失和心理影响仍然不能低估。伦敦人面临再一次的考验。由于飞弹总是在弹体钻入地面之前即爆炸,因此对人员、建筑物、设备所 Mr. Xiao Qian, an old Chinese writer, served as a war correspondent in Europe during World War II. He wrote: “It is nonsense to say Hitler’s inadvertent visit to London, and his drive in Paris must have increased his greed.” However, “History ... is written with spine-like human beings.” It was in this spirit that the British people welcomed the missile attack in 1944. As mentioned earlier, a series of vigorous measures by the British government have weakened the pain of fighting. However, the losses and the psychological impact of the V-1 offensive can not be underestimated. Londoners face the test again. Since the missile always explodes before the projectile penetrates into the ground, it is very difficult for personnel, structures and equipment