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... for rocket construction and test(s).” Similarly, Peterson in his 2005 doctoral dissertation, “Engineering Consent: Peenemünde, National Socialism, and the V-2 Missile,” (available on line), says: "The VfR ceased publishing ... '' (Crown Publishers, Inc.: New York, 1978), p. 28; Michael Brian Peterson, doctoral dissertation, “Engineering Consent: Peenemünde, National Socialism, and the V-2 Missile,” University of Maryland, 2005, p. 38, available on ...
... degree in mathematics, physics and electronics from Berlin University.
Peenemunde
He was drafted to the Army Development and Test Center in Peenemunde on the Baltic Sea in 1939 where he joined the ...
Hans Waas, the former general manager of PEENEMUNDE-WEST, is interrogated by Dr. Marchant and Lt Col Tilley. Waas helps them secure several boxes of paperwork missing from Peenemunde.
Hans K. Kaiser speaks to the GfW in Stuttgart on "Was ging in Peenemünde vor?" (What happened in Peenemunde?)
... 's air launched from He-111's for suicide missions; test flights were made at Peenemünde .
During Fall: Preliminary studies were made of velocity gradients above wings of high-speed subsonic ...
... establishment in 1945, when facilities were installed there to duplicate German V-2 facilities at Peenemünde . New York Authority would operate the station's expanded test and research facilities in continued ...
... London Daily Telegraph said in Washington Post. Article traced escape of Wernher von Braun and Peenemünde rocket scientists from defeated German Gen. Hans Kammler who had ordered them shot rather than ...
Joint German Army-Air Force rocket research station opened at Peenemünde on Baltic Sea ; Army Ordnance rocket program under Capt. Walter Dornberger moved his staff from ...
First test of the German A-4 missile A-4 ( V-2 missile V-2 ) rocket unsuccessful at Peenemünde , Germany.
First successful launch and flight of 5½-ton German A-4 missile A-4 rocket ( V-2 missile V-2 ) at Peenemünde , which traveled 120 miles.
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