History (Fictitious) - after the unsuccessful application of the first version of the air defense missile (Natter) in January 1947 from (Blohm und Voss), the project of the second version (Natter) which required both vertical and horizontal take-off was received.
The armament of the new interceptor was a specially designed 60mm auto-cannon, and the missile armament already amounted to 56 missiles and 7 contact ones.
The new interceptor had enough strength for the battering ram, and it has a base for modifications.

In April 1947 was the first successful flight, and in May of the same battle already a successful combat mission.

In May 1947, 30 B-29 and 50 P-51 Mustang bombers with 8 new jet fighters ShoutingStar suffered huge losses in the number of 27 downed B-29, 28 P-51 and 3 ShootingStar.

Struck by the effectiveness of the new interceptor, the German command ordered an order of 200 interceptors.

In July 1947, at an altitude of 18 km, German radars detected an unidentified object, 10 interceptors flew at an altitude of 18.566 meters entered into battle with an unidentified object that had no identification marks, an unidentified object shot down 3 interceptors and seriously injured the 4th, as a result, was shot down and intercepted by super- heavy aircraft carrier Blohm und Voss 458.