Subject: Does the earth's rotation affect the trajectory of a missile?

If a missile was fired from Point A (on the equator) to Point B 
(a target on the same longitude due north of Point A but south 
of the north pole, does the missile need to be aimed to a point 
east of the target to compensate for the earth's rotation from 
west to east?  What if Point A was in the southern hemisphere 
and point B was in the northern hemisphere both on the same 
longitude and equidistant from the equator?  Does there need to 
be any compensation for rotation?  I think we need to assume 
that there is no air friction as we would in theoretical physics.

Re: Does the earth's rotation affect the trajectory of a missile?