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Image Not Available for Rocket takes the air. Gathering speed, trailing 60ft blast of white-hot gasses a V2 Rocket holds true to its course as it reaches a height of 100ft. During a test flight at Organ Mountains, New Mexico.
Rocket takes the air. Gathering speed, trailing 60ft blast of white-hot gasses a V2 Rocket holds true to its course as it reaches a height of 100ft. During a test flight at Organ Mountains, New Mexico.
Image Not Available for Rocket takes the air. Gathering speed, trailing 60ft blast of white-hot gasses a V2 Rocket holds true to its course as it reaches a height of 100ft. During a test flight at Organ Mountains, New Mexico.

Rocket takes the air. Gathering speed, trailing 60ft blast of white-hot gasses a V2 Rocket holds true to its course as it reaches a height of 100ft. During a test flight at Organ Mountains, New Mexico.

Creator Associated Press, German
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2008
Category
    Object number2008/7385
    LocationNot currently on display

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    Informations & Documents
    1958
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