Camouflaged A-4 missile, also called a V-2 rocket, being launched from a wooded site at Heidelager camp near Blizna, Poland, during World War 2. The V-2 rocket rises, above fire and smoke, and disappears overhead. (Note: These tests proved that a V-2 could be fired from almost anywhere. A few months later, V-2s were being launched against the Allies from similar hidden forested sites in Germany and Holland.)
A-4, a German missile being launched at night in the dark in Peenemunde in Germany. This surface to surface missile emits smoke and fire as it is about to take off. It moves straight upwards emitting a flare from its tail. After a short while it takes a horizontal course.
A-4 missile is seen immediately after its launch in mid air in Peenemunde in Germany. Missile moves upwards with a fiery flare emitting from its tail. After covering some distance missile takes a horizontal course.
German test launch of a A-4/V-2 missile, from a wooded site, at the Heidelager testing range near Blizna, Poland. The Missile moves upwards, emitting fire and smoke from its tail, and then heads downrange, with the fire in its tail visible throughout the entire clip.
A-4 surface to surface missile of Germany before being launched emits fire and smoke. A camouflaged missile takes off from a forested launch site in Peenemunde ,Germany. It moves straight in the air as a fiery flare emerges from its tail.
A-4 German missile takes off from a launch site in Peenemunde in north east Germany. A camouflaged missile emits smoke and fire at the time of launch and moves straight upwards. A fiery flare emerges from its tail as it moves upwards.
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