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File:RTB03Tiling.mp4 '''Reinhold Tiling rocket tests footage (ca. 1929-30)''' Flying Rocket by Reinhold Tiling Tiling, R. - Patents ---- :Category:Movie :Category:Engineer

Media:US1880586A.pdf U.S. Patent 1,880,586 for Flying Rocket issued to Reinhold Tiling of Osnabruck Germany on Oct 4 1932 October 4, 1932 . Filed Jun 13 1931 Category:Publications

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Media:Tiling DK47053.pdf Flying rocket Patent DK47053 Media:Tiling US1880586.pdf Flying rocket Patent US1880586 Category:Publications Category:Patent

... ),” p. 74; Ley, ''Rockets - The Future'', pp. 149-150. note 29 “Zum Tode Reinhold Tilings,” ''Raketentechnik'', 1 November 1933, pp. 2-3; Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', p. 156; “Erste Flüssigkeitsrakete in ... . For more on Tiling, see Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', pp. 146-147, 156-157, and other sources. There is also the recently published dedicated book on Tiling, Klaus Tiling and Martin Frauenheim, ''Reinhold Tiling - Flieger und ...

... Producing Rockets, especially for Aeronautic Purposes"; granted to Reinhold Tiling, of Osnabruck, Germany. - 62 Media:US1880586.pdf No. 1,880,586. “Flying Rocket"; granted to Reinhold Tiling, of Osnabruck, Germany. - 63 Media:US1901852.pdf ... , of Vienna, Austria. - 64 Media:US1903303.pdf No. 1,903,303. "Flying Rocket"; granted to Reinhold Tiling, of Osnabruck, Germany. - 65 Media:US1979757.pdf No. 1,979,757. “Liquid Fuel Burner"; granted ...

... 4 - ARS Rocket No.2 5 - Gerhard Zucker: Spectacular end of a mail flight 6 - Reinhold Tiling: The rockets of a great experimenter 7 - Letters to the Editor: Meteorological instruments 8 - Peter ... - G. Edward Pendray Notes and News: New officers 2 - John Shesta Landing Gear Releases 3 - Reinhold Tiling's Patented Design: How the German experimenter landed his rockets 6 - Laurence E. Manning , Robert ...

... rocket experimenter Reinhold Tiling and his assistant Angelika Buddenbohmer died when a rocket they were testing exploded in Tiling's laboratory in Osnabruck. The explosion took place on October 10th and Tiling succumbed to his injuries the next morning. An engineer named Kuhr survived with severe injuries but could not provide details of the accident. Image:Tiling_Oct_12_1933 ...

... early Mirak and Repulsor rocket programs is followed by comments about Reinhold Tiling 's winged rocket experiments. The accident that killed Tiling and his assistants Angelika Buddenbohmer and Friedrich Kuhr is said to ...

Reinhold Tiling launches mail rockets at Osnabruck Germany. At least one reaches 6000 feet. The rockets then descended on unfolding wings like an autogyro.

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