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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE V-WEAPONS, 1940-1944 - Annotated enlargement of part of a vertical photographic-reconnaissance aerial taken over the German Army Research Centre Peenemunde, Usedom Island, Germany, showing the damage to Test Stand VII after the heavy bombing attacks by aircraft of Bomber Command in 1943, initiated by the Polish Home Army intelligence reports. Much of the testing of the V2 rocket had, by this time, been moved to Blizna in Poland and the light anti-aircraft guns situated on the damaged roof of the pre-assembly hall at upper right (indicated by the arrow marked 'A') had bee
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE V-WEAPONS, 1940-1944 - Annotated enlargement of part of a vertical photographic-reconnaissance aerial taken over the German Army Research Centre Peenemunde, Usedom Island, Germany, showing the damage to Test Stand VII after the heavy bombing attacks by aircraft of Bomber Command in 1943, initiated by the Polish Home Army intelligence reports. Much of the testing of the V2 rocket had, by this time, been moved to Blizna in Poland and the light anti-aircraft guns situated on the damaged roof of the pre-assembly hall at upper right (indicated by the arrow marked 'A') had been removed, Royal Air Force, 106 Group
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