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Fritz Gosslau (25
March 1898 – 1
December 1965) was a
German engineer,
known for his work on the V-1
flying bomb.
Gosslau was born in Berlin. In 1923...
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Argus Fernfeuer was also
designed by
Fritz Gosslau.
During the
testing of the
small As 292 drone,
Gosslau proposed an aircraft-sized UAV
capable of delivering...
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Argus Fernfeuer UAV proposal. The As 292 was
designed by Dr. Ing.
Fritz Gosslau at
Argus Motoren GmbH. Work
began on the
drone in 1937 at the Argus-Flugmotorenwerke...
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developing a pulsejet.
Lusser worked with
Argus engineer Fritz Gosslau to
refine the design. The
project was an
initiative of the two companies...
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relied on propellers.
While emplo**** by the
Argus Motoren company,
Fritz Gosslau developed a remote-controlled
target drone, the FZG 43 (Flakzielgerät-43)...
- 1.22. PMID 15631559.
Ogden J,
Bavalia K, Bull M,
Frankum S,
Goldie C,
Gosslau M, et al. (October 2004). ""I want more time with my doctor": a quantitative...
- Schatz". In:
Denkmalkunde und
Denkmalpflege (1995), p. 275-282.
Friedemann Goßlau: Verloren, gefunden, heimgeholt. Die
Wiedervereinigung des Quedlinburger...
- designer.
Thomas Gil (born 1954),
Professor of
Practical Philosophy.
Fritz Gosslau (1898–1965),
German engineer,
known for his work at the V-1
flying bomb...
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flying bombs were The
Askania Company,
Robert Lusser of Fieseler, Dr.
Fritz Gosslau of
Argus and the
Siemens company,
which were all
combined to work on the...
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significantly involved in this, as was
Quedlinburg pastor Friedemann Goßlau.
Quedlinburg Abbey was
founded as a
proprietary church of the
Ottonian Imperial...
