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Z batteries

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Z batteries

British anti-aircraft rocket batteries in World War II. First employed 1942, they were usually operated by Home Guard units.

The British began work on air defence rockets 1936 and perfected a 3-in solid-fuel rocket carrying a 12 kg/28 lb high-explosive warhead. A simple two-rocket launcher was produced and these were organized into 56-launcher batteries around ports and other important targets.



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