What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for First flying bomb on London. Its recorded inscription reads: The first flying bomb on London fell here 13 June 1944
The first V-1 flying bomb to strike London landed here on June 13, 1944, marking the beginning of a new phase in aerial warfare during World War II characterized by unmanned missile attacks.
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