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V3 anyone?
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no need to shout.Originally posted by vetran View PostWont be as easy to bomb as Peenemünde. Did the yanks give them back their rocket scientists?Comment
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Originally posted by BR14 View Postno need to shout.
sorry wasn't sure if you would hear it over the engines...Comment
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The time to worry is when the engines stop!Originally posted by vetran View Post
sorry wasn't sure if you would hear it over the engines...Comment
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Er, they already had a V3 (a big feckoff gun in France for shelling London) and a V4 (a curiously useless rocket thing*), so it'd have to be the V5.
*Rheinbote - Wikipedia.
"The fastest rocket of the era".
Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; 8 September 2020, 15:41.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostEr, they already had a V3 (a big feckoff gun in France for shelling London) and a V4 (a curiously useless rocket thing), so it'd have to be the V5.
Didn't that (V3) end up in Iraq?Comment
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Gerald Bull took the idea & ran with it.Originally posted by vetran View PostDidn't that (V3) end up in Iraq?
But all those curiously precisely machined tubes were for the oil industry, honest.
Sadly enough, for Bull, Mossad (allegedly) didn't believe it & he got TWEPed.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Good job it's not a Chinese rocket
Another Chinese rocket falls near a school, creating toxic orange cloud | Ars TechnicaComment
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Impressive.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostGood job it's not a Chinese rocket
Another Chinese rocket falls near a school, creating toxic orange cloud | Ars Technica
At least our steam driven rockets from Woomera used something slightly less nasty when the first stages plonked down on the outback.
Black Knight (rocket) - Wikipedia
Black Arrow - Wikipedia
The UK: the only country ever to have a home grown launch system & to give it up.
Grocer Heath, you make us proud.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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