The Fieseler Fi 103R, code-named Reichenberg, was a German manned version of the V-1 flying bomb. This example is believed to have originated at Dannenberg and to have been captured on 23rd April 1945. It subsequently returned to Germany but came back to Headcorn in March 2013 and was current there in 2023.

The Fi 103 was a manned development of the V1 flying bomb. The pilot was supposed to direct his craft onto its target and then parachute out. It was never put into action. Six Reichenbergers are known to exist.

Manned variant of the Fi 103, better known as the V-1, intended for suicide attacks. There was talk of a slight chance of bailing out while diving at the target, but even the odds of clearing the jet intake were thought to be minimal. Code-named Reichenberg after the annexed Czech town of Liberec, the Fi 103R scheme was aborted as many German senior officers didn't believe in suicide missions. However, some 175 examples were built and this one is apparently real.