German A-4 ballistic missile being test fired in Peenemunde, Germany during World War II. A-4 missile also known as V-2 rocket on a launch pad. Missile on a launch pad as billows of smoke rise. Missile being launched. A-4 missile lifts off leaving behind a fiery flare.
German A-4 ballistic missile being test fired in Peenemunde, Germany during World War II. A-4 missile also known as V-2 rocket on a launch pad. Missile on a launch pad as billows of smoke rise. Missile being launched. A-4 missile lifts off leaving behind a fiery flare. A column of smoke rises from the ground.
View of rocket on launch pad in Peenemunde, Germany during World War II. A-4 missile also known as V-2 rocket ready for test flight. Missile on a launch pad near a launch tower as billows of smoke rise and rocket is launched. A-4 missile lifts off leaving behind a fiery flare and smoke. In the distance, missile descends while in flight.
German ballistic missile A-4 being test fired from Peenemunde, Germany during World War II. The A-4 missile (also termed V-2 rocket) on a launch pad. The missile lifts off emitting a fiery flare. The missile in flight. The A-4 missile descends leaving behind a vapor trail.
German ballistic missile A-4 being test fired from Peenemunde, Germany during World War II. A-4 missile on the launch pad near a launch tower. A4 Missile (also referred to as V-2 rocket) lifts off emitting a fiery flare.
Newsreel clip on the Braves, Milwaukee's first Major League Baseball team, arriving in town for the first time. Girls in theme sweaters hold theme bags to welcome the team. Club owner Lou Perini and Mayor Frank Zeidler wait for the team's arrival. Men lay out a red carpet for the team. Men, women, and children wait to receive and welcome the players. The team arrives at the Union Station. Team manager Charlie Grimm and the players get off the train. A large crowd gathered to witness the event. Players in convertibles ride through city streets crammed with tens of thousands of people. Wisconsin Avenue (renamed Braves Drive for the day) flanked by people on either side. Players, in civilian clothes, wave to the crowds. (Note: the Braves had just moved from Boston. They would stay in Milwaukee only 13 years before moving to Atlanta.)
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