「v-2」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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The player ambushes a convoy, destroys a | V-2, and meets his squad in a barn. |
arly military aerospace projects, including the | V-2 and Wasserfall, and eventually became project d |
iles, starting with a Soviet copy of the German | V-2 and moving to more advanced, Soviet-designed mi |
This was more than double the range of the | V-2 as well as having a larger payload. |
The facility tested | V-2 combustion chambers' compatibility with turbopu |
It's not the case that something like the | V-2 comes about from a single genius or some stolen |
vastating strike was on 25 November 1944 when a | V-2 exploded at the Woolworth's store in New Cross |
Part of the Eastern Works ( | V-2 facilities in the Vienna-Freidrichshafen area), |
hes resumed on October 6, plans for some German | V-2 facilities were changed after Operation Hydra, |
Baker Company in a frontal assault on a German | V-2 facility. |
er and holocaust survivor) as well as prominent | V-2 German engineers that helped bring America to t |
Three companies of | V-2 guards arrived at the German Ninth Army HQ on t |
stone missile design (essentially a much larger | V-2) had caught up in development. |
V-2 impact crater and crane. | |
ortunately, he had Winston Churchill's ear, and | V-2 launch sites were targeted by Allied forces. |
At right is a distant view (June 1946) of the | V-2 launch complex at White Sands Proving Ground in |
After a later | V-2 launch, Richard Tousey (left image) was success |
Tessmann was a key man in securing the | V-2 legacy at the end of the war. |
gen plant stopped Schlier production, the third | V-2 liquid oxygen plant (5000 tons/month) was built |
the design of the R-1 rocket, a version of the | V-2 manufactured with Russian parts. |
rticular the Soviets gained control of the main | V-2 manufacturing facility at Nordhausen, and had 3 |
Centro site had to be abandoned after a wayward | V-2 missile from White Sands crashed into a cemeter |
nts brought from Germany, started upgrading the | V-2 missile. |
production and the tests of the German V-1 and | V-2 missiles - so due the secrecy there no clear in |
Since the | V-2 motor had no controller for the turbopump, cold |
The unit painted a | V-2 on the B-24. |
el mixture that was primarily alcohol (like its | V-2 predecessor), the Jupiter-C and Juno I engines |
V-2 production | |
ump production, Guenther Haukohl who supervised | V-2 production after helping design the assembly li |
1944, Himmler convinced Adolf Hitler to put the | V-2 project directly under SS control, and on 8 Aug |
U-219 also carried part of the same | V-2 rocket consignment. |
V-2 rocket facilities were military installations a | |
This was an improved version of the German | V-2 rocket manufactured by the Soviet Union. |
5 the church building was destroyed by the last | V-2 rocket to fall on London. |
Mittelwerk GmbH also headed sites for | V-2 rocket development and testing at Schlier (Proj |
During World War 2 a | V-2 rocket landed just outside the sea wall of Two |
In 1945 the Soviets captured several key | V-2 rocket production facilities, and also gained t |
ing name SS-1 Scunner) was a copy of the German | V-2 rocket manufactured by the Soviet Union. |
The attack hit the | V-2 rocket facility of the Zeppelin Works, which ma |
n Belgium in 1945, being an unlucky victim of a | V-2 rocket strike. |
1945 July: The first of 300 railroad cars of | V-2 rocket components began to arrive at Las Cruces |
The first | V-2 Rocket to hit London fell on Chiswick in Septem |
re discovered by the Americans in addition to a | V-2 rocket installation at Brix. |
to the center of London throughout the V-1 and | V-2 rocket attacks. |
ld Shoreditch gasworks, which had been hit by a | V-2 rocket in 1944 and badly damaged. |
ranz Bettmann, Chief Production Engineer of the | V-2 rocket at concentration camp Mittelbau-Dora/Mit |
vior in London is studied in an effort to track | V-2 rocket explosions because the plastic is used i |
They are descendants of the LEV-3 of the German | V-2 rocket. |
me of a scientific payload for the World War II | V-2 rocket. |
the Vengeance weapons - the V-1 flying bomb and | V-2 rocket. |
mechanisms for both the V-1 flying bomb and the | V-2 rocket. |
Amongst her cargo were parts of 12 dismantled | V-2 rockets for the Japanese military. |
Launches of captured | V-2 rockets had been ongoing since the end of World |
and part of a consignment of twelve dismantled | V-2 rockets for Japan shared with U-195. |
arried out extensive tests of the A-4 missiles ( | V-2 rockets), after the test site near Blizna was d |
ed in the intelligence gathering on the V-1 and | V-2 rockets). |
ral research flights using Aerobee and captured | V-2 rockets. |
t, combined with the vibrations produced when a | V-2 slammed into the earth at 4,800 kilometres per |
ry in central Austria (code name Schlier) where | V-2 test stands were built. |
British during Operation Backfire, a series of | V-2 test launches from an abandoned German naval gu |
Like the | V-2, the R-11 relied on inertial guidance, and its |
from a 500-mile (800 km) ground launched winged | V-2, to a 1,000-mile (1,600 km) range ramjet powere |
Oberraderach testing ensured | V-2 turbopumps did not overpressure combustion cham |
The materials and parts for the | V-2 were drawn from several suppliers. |
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