V-2 rocket

world's first short-range guided ballistic missile
see also V2

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Frameless

1943-06-26 Peenemuende Test Stand VII

1943 A4-Start Pruefstand VII

A4-Fibel 1944 2170

Aggregat A4b

Air-34-184s2a

Air-34-632s2b

Artilleriezielfeld-Blizna, 1943

Blizna031

Bundesarchiv RH8II Bild-B1983-44, Peenemünde, Abschussrampe auf Eisenbahnwagen

Bundesarchiv RH8II Bild-B2024-44, Peenemünde, Raketentransport

Bundesarchiv RH8II Bild-B2054-44, Peenemünde, Raketenrampe mit V2

Bundesarchiv RH8II Bild-B2055-44, Peenemünde, Raketenrampe mit V2

Peenemünde 2023 1

Preparations for the launch of the German V-2 18031 at the Heidelager military training range in the Blizna area in Poland, June 1944

Preparations for the launch of the German V-2 18031 at the Heidelager military training range in the Blizna area in Poland, June 1944

SPA TM 40 mit V2

The British Army in North-west Europe 1944-45 B11556

The first A4 rocket (from German stocks) is transported to the launch site on a truck trailer. It was launched on 18 October 1947 from the Kapustin Yar test site. It flew 206.7 km and deviated left for 30 km.

V2 napęd MLP 08

V2 napęd MLP 09

V2 napęd MLP 10

WWII images of the V-2 flying bomb

• 1946-05-13 1st Pictures Nazi Rocket Bomb in US (Wikimedia)
• 1946-11-21 White Sands NM V-2 rocket (Wikimedia)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
weapon	V-2 sounding rocket		sounding rocket, V-2 rocket, United States Army, weapon model		Wikidata
audio	1946-05-13 1st Pictures Nazi Rocket Bomb in US	1946			Wikimedia
audio	1946-11-21 White Sands NM V-2 rocket	1946			Wikimedia
image	1943-06-26 Peenemuende Test Stand VII	1943			Wikimedia
image	1943 A4-Start Pruefstand VII	1943			Wikimedia
image	A4-Fibel 1944 2170	1944			Wikimedia
image	Aggregat A4b	1946			Wikimedia
image	Air-34-184s2a				Wikimedia
image	Air-34-632s2b				Wikimedia
image	Artilleriezielfeld-Blizna, 1943	1943			Wikimedia
image	Blizna031				Wikimedia
image	Bundesarchiv RH8II Bild-B1983-44, Peenemünde, Abschussrampe auf Eisenbahnwagen				Wikimedia
image	Bundesarchiv RH8II Bild-B2024-44, Peenemünde, Raketentransport				Wikimedia
image	Bundesarchiv RH8II Bild-B2054-44, Peenemünde, Raketenrampe mit V2				Wikimedia
image	Bundesarchiv RH8II Bild-B2055-44, Peenemünde, Raketenrampe mit V2				Wikimedia
image	Peenemünde 2023 1				Wikimedia
image	Preparations for the launch of the German V-2 18031 at the Heidelager military training range in the Blizna area in Poland, June 1944	1943			Wikimedia
image	Preparations for the launch of the German V-2 18031 at the Heidelager military training range in the Blizna area in Poland, June 1944	1943			Wikimedia
image	SPA TM 40 mit V2	1944			Wikimedia
image	The British Army in North-west Europe 1944-45 B11556				Wikimedia
image	The first A4 rocket (from German stocks) is transported to the launch site on a truck trailer. It was launched on 18 October 1947 from the Kapustin Yar test site. It flew 206.7 km and deviated left for 30 km.	1947			Wikimedia
image	V2 napęd MLP 08				Wikimedia
image	V2 napęd MLP 09				Wikimedia
image	V2 napęd MLP 10				Wikimedia
image	WWII images of the V-2 flying bomb				Wikimedia