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Wide shot shows an A-4 missile being launched during a test in Peenemunde, Germany.
Wide shot of German ballistic missile A-4 being launched during tests in Peenemunde, Germany. A4 missile (also termed V-2 rocket) on a launch pad near a launch tower. View from ground at same level as rocket. Smoke and fire rises from the tail section as the A-4 Missile lifts off (World War II period).
Close view of German A4 missile being readied by German engineers, and test firing of missile in Peenemunde, Germany.
German ballistic missile A-4 being launched during tests in Peenemunde, Germany. German rocket engineers and workers near A4 missile that is being prepared for launch. A-4 missile on a launch pad near a launch tower. Smoke rises from the tail section. Smoke rises as A-4 missile (also called V-2) lifts off emitting a fiery flare. Missile in flight as it emits a flare. A-4 missile descends leaving behind a vapor trail. (World War II period).
Wide view of rocket launch test area surrounded by trees in Peenemunde, Germany. Liftoff and flight of A4 missile from site.
German A4 missile (V-2 rocket) being launched during tests in Peenemunde, Germany during World War II. Wide view of launch area from up high, showing launch pad, blast embankment, and buildings all surrouned by a circle of trees. An A4 missile at a launch pad. Smoke rises as the missile lifts off. It lifts off emitting fire. The missile in flight.
United States soldiers process V-Mail, deliver V-Mail to soldiers based overseas during WW2
United States soldiers receive bags of V-mail letters, the primary method of correspondence with soldiers stationed abroad during World War 2. Soldiers unloads bags of V-Mail letters onto sorting table. V-Mail letters placed in cutting machine to be sliced open. Man hands over V-Mail to staff in separation table for processing and targeting operation. Staff folds away a rejected V-Mail. Staff inspects V-Mail, only to fold it away as reject. Accepted V-Mails stamped with numbers according to destination. Staff carry bundle of V-Mail to take to recording operation. Man puts down bundles of V-Mail for recording staff. Woman operators use Recordak machines to photograph every V-Mail letter. Recordak machine photographs V-Mail letters. Female operator puts a paper saying “END” into Recordak machine. Female operator pulls camera reel from Recordak machine. A motion picture film developer inspecting a machine that develops and dries the 16mm film. Pile of 16mm film reels being put into boxes. Men working in front of huge pile of V-mail letter bags. A long-range flying boat, a Boeing 314 Clipper, taking off from water. Delivery soldier salutes to United States Army Captain Roy Lewis before handing over a bag containing V-Mail 16mm film reels. Army Captain pours boxes containing V-Mail film reels onto his desk. Captain opens box and pulls out a film reel. Employee in printing room uses an enlarging machine to print V-Mail. Machine prints V-Mail. Female employee spins rolls of newly printed V-Mail on rewind table. Female employee slices a roll of V-Mail into letters. Male employee uses machine to fold V-mail letters. Employee uses machine to pack V-Mail into envelopes. Machine seals envelopes. Male employee retrieves a stack of V-Mail ready for delivery. Military postman distributes V-Mail to waiting soldiers. Soldier's hand holds a V-Mail letter.
NATO Exercise Operation Strikeback. U.S. Navy anti-submarine warfare. P-2V Neptune aircraft; .S-2 Tracker aircraft; Dirigibles
Various U.S. Navy anti-submarine warfare (ASW) operations. Long range ASW, P-2V Neptune aircraft in flight. Submarine surfacing. ASW aircraft carrier USS Antietam (CVS-36) launching and landing aircraft on its angled flight deck. Navy dirigible in flight. Two S-2 tracker ASW aircraft are catapulted from the USS Tarawa (CVS-40). They join up in formation. ASW helicopter hovers low over water. Sonar device, on parachute, dropped into water from aircraft.
Artillery crews fire anti-aircraft guns at V-1 rockets directed at Antwerp, V-1 rocket explodes (WW2)
A German V-1 rocket in flight heading towards Antwerp. United States anti-aircraft guns fire at incoming V-1 rockets Belgium during World War II. Gunners load more shells into the howitzer. Smoke rises from anti-aircraft gun fire. Dark puffs of smoke and explosion from anti-V-1 rocket defense is scattered over the sky. A V-1 rocket explodes mid-air after being shot by anti-aircraft gun. Diagram shows the effectiveness of anti-aircraft guns in preventing V-1 rockets from hitting their targets. A soldier neatly arranges empty spent anti-aircraft shells on the ground.
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