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A-4 (V-2) missile carried to the launch site and final preparations before the launch in Peenemude, Germany.
The launch of A-4 guided missile at Peenemunde, Germany. After development and testing the A-4 (V-2) missile is declared operational. A painter paints the missile. A-4 being lowered down onto floor by a large crane. A-4 lowered on a ramp. It is lowered onto a special trailer to haul the missile to the launching site. Large tractor hauls the missile out of a building. A-4 on a special type of trailer is transported to the firing range. It is erected into firing position. Final firing preparations. Workmen stand on a ladder and work on the missile. Oxygen is fueled into the A-4 missile. (World War II period).
A-4 (V-2) ballistic missile is launched and is in flight in Peenemude, Germany.
The second launch of A-4 (V-2) guided missile in Peenemunde, Germany. A-4 missile is launched. Smoke covers the surrounding area. The A-4 missile zooms out of sight. Only a lingering smoke trail remains drifiting in the breeze. (A slate tells us the missile broke down from excessive pressure at speed of 650 meters per second.)
A-4 missile is launched and an instrument on a picture frame records the flight in Peenemude, Germany.
The launch of A-4 guided missile in Peenemunde, Germany. Smoke covers the surrounding area. An instrument on a picture frame records the flight of the A-4 missile.
Animation shows location of control station, tracking stations and target areas at Peenemude, Germany.
The launch of A-4 (V-2) guided missile at Peenemunde, Germany. Animation shows the location of control station, tracking stations and target areas. The animation has a parabolic line that specifies the course of flight. Technical details mention the maximum speed and height above see level.
Test firing of A4 missile (also known as V-2 rocket) during World War 2 at Peenemunde rocket development center, Germany
From a series of clips showing German ballistic missile A4 (also termed V-2 rocket) being launched during tests in Peenemunde, Germany. A-4 missile on a launch pad near a launch tower during World War 2. Smoke rises from the tail section. A-4 Missile lifts off emitting fire and smoke. Camera tracks missile in flight.
A-4 missile is rolled out of hangar and made ready. Static test firing of rocket engine. Intense fire and smoke
In accordance with secret orders for the Military Technical Institute at Peenemunde, development of the A-4 guided missile (V-2) was undertaken in 1942. Entrance to the large assembly hanger building. Large doors slide open showing German missile on a stand. A-4 is moved to firing position by a large crane. Two German scientists work on the steering section of A-4. Technicians work on the uncovered fuel section of A-4 missile. Live static firing of the missile rocket engine while it is constrained vertically in a stand. Intense fire and smoke. (World War II period).