Pretty much the same result as a 1980s Russian Ballistic Sub launching a nuke. Within minutes the sub is down. Remember it has to evade anti-U-boat patrols along the Eastern Seaboard, hardly having any time to surface. Its crews would be very badly pressed in a journey that dangerous and that long.
The V2 : Is it disassembled first or towed? If it is towed then the Sub will have to be bigger. Maybe if it is disassembled, the Germans will need 2-3 subs and rocket scientists. So it's towed then.
I just watched something about cruise missile testing in the (?) 1960s and they took a quite long time to assemble cruise missiles.
I am probably wrong about the date though. It seems the Indonesian dubbing in the tv was a bit muddled up, they didn't put the date.
The V2 : Is it disassembled first or towed? If it is towed then the Sub will have to be bigger. Maybe if it is disassembled, the Germans will need 2-3 subs and rocket scientists. So it's towed then.
I just watched something about cruise missile testing in the (?) 1960s and they took a quite long time to assemble cruise missiles.
I am probably wrong about the date though. It seems the Indonesian dubbing in the tv was a bit muddled up, they didn't put the date.