Board with GEODSS (Ground Electro Optical Deep Space Surveillance) logo at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. View of the test site. Board reads 'White Sands Missile Range'. Stallion Range center 5 Miles. The telescopic dome. Interior view of dome shows technician removing cover from telescope lens and operating controls.
Technician operates controls inside telescope dome at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. He looks into the camera and takes readings on computer. Technician speaks over microphone with headphone. He turns knobs and observes screens.
White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico with two telescopic domes. Open ground and mountain terrain in the background. Door of one of the telescopic dome opens at dusk. Man walks out of the dome and walks across.
A German V-2 rocket at the White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico. A U.S. personnel standing around. A range control building, a gantry crane, a V-2 in launching position and a vertical launching tower for other types of missiles. The V-2 is launched and crashes in the far background. The gantry crane and a smaller type missile launching device in the area. Mountains surrounding the area. A couple of workers stand around and discuss.
A German V-2 rocket is launched and tested at the White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico. Parked vehicles and mountains in the background. A radar installation shows various types of radar screens used in tracking the the missiles.
A German V-2 rocket is launched and tested at the White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico. Preparations for firing shows a couple of workers standing on a platform near the base of the V-2 missile. They make the final preparations. A view from inside a control block house shows V-2 in the firing position. Workmen on ladders work on the warhead section of the V-2.