A-4 missile of Germany being launched from a hill in Peenemunde in Germany as a meter measure readings. After being fired missile moves upwards but it explodes in mid air and starts dropping downwards. Missile impacts and explodes causing fire and smoke on the hill. (World War II period).
A-4 surface to surface German missile being launched from Peenemunde in Germany as a meter records statistical data.
Surface to surface A-4/V-2 missile of Germany being launched from Test Stand VII arena at Peenemunde in Germany, during World War 2. After being fired, the white and black missile moves upwards towards the sky above the water.
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.
A-4 missile also known as V-2 ready to be launched at a site in Peenemunde in Germany. Missile emits smoke and takes off. It moves upwards as a flare emits from the tail.
Technicians at the Technical University at Aachen fit the tail and other body parts of the A-5 missile. (The A-5 configuration would later be scaled up to the larger A-4 missile.) The missile is fixed on a horizontal rod and rotated by hand. After that missile is suspended from above with the help of a rod and a technician rotates it. View of test firing of missile. (Narrated by Otto Kraehe.)
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