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A machine and its parts labeled during an experiment in Peenemunde, Germany.
A china saucepan of 26 mm diameter in Peenemunde, Germany. A test tube length 100mm. Saucer plates of diameters 60 and 80mm. A machine and its parts labeled. Distance between upper and lower part is 250mm. An arrow indicates a drop dipped from upper part of machine to lower. Smoke comes out of the lower part. Explosion takes place and the lower part catches fire. (World War II period).
A-4 missile explodes and causes fire during test launch in Peenemunde in Germany
A-4 a German surface to surface missile also known as V-2 is test fired from Peenemunde in north east Germany . The missile moves upwards but changes course and explodes in mid air. Missile drops down in a forest region and causes fire and smoke. Firemen spray water with pipes in the area to extinguish fire as wreckage of missile is seen. (World War II period).
Wreckage of A-4 German missile in Peenemunde in Germany
German military officers and other officials at the launch site of A-4 missile in Peenemunde in Germany. Wreckage of A-4 missile is seen as hills in the back drop are covered with heavy snow. Missile impacts an area and explodes causing smoke.
Launch of A-4 missile of Germany in Pennemunde
A-4 surface to surface German missile being launched from Peenemunde in Germany as a meter records statistical data.
Blank time clock in frame as A-4 missile launches in Peenemunde in Germany
A -4 missile of Germany being tested in Peenemunde in north east Gernany. Officials prepare for the launch. Snow is seen on the ground. Missile emits smoke before taking off from the launch pad. The time clock cut out is missing in lower right of frame. A-4 missile moves upwards as a flare is seen towards its tail. Missile moves further upwards as a meter records data.
A-4 missile being launched from behind a hill in Peenemunde in Germany
A-4 missile being launched from behind a hill in Peenemunde in Germany. Missile takes off and moves upwards as a flare comes out from its tail.