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Nazi Rocket Weapons: Jet Power Widely Used by Germany

Astronautics, 1943
Roy Healy
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Mach 2 Rocket Sled Demonstration of Weapon Release with Active Flow Control

5th AIAA Theoretical Fluid Mechanics Conference, 2008
W. W. Bower
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History of the Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, California. Vol. 1: Sailors, Scientists, and Rockets: Origins of the Navy Rocket Program and the Naval Ordnance Test Station, Inyokern

Technology and Culture, 1972
Albert B. Christman, Mitchell R. Sharpe
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The Nazi V-Weapons: Long Range Rockets Now in Use

Astronautics, 1944
Cedric Giles
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Analysis of Ballistic Rocket Weapon System Technology Requirements R-HAN 122 B for Indonesia's Defense.

IAR Journal of Engineering and Technology, 2021
R-Han 122 B has been certificated by the Ministry of Defense as a weapon system. However, the Indonesian Navy Marine Corps has not used R-Han 122 B in order to support their task.
Adimas Mahendro Cahyono, R. Djoko Andreas Navalino, Y.H. Yogaswara   +2 more
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Analysis Technological Requirements of the Technology Readiness Level of the R-HAN 122B Ballistic Rocket Weapon System for Indonesian Defense.

IAR Journal of Engineering and Technology, 2021
The R-Han 122 B has obtained a certificate of feasibility from the Ministry of Defense as a weapons system. However, the Indonesian Navy Marine Corps has not used R-Han 122 B in order to support their task in safeguarding the sovereignty of the country's
Adimas Mahendro Cahyono, R. Djoko Andreas Navalino, Y.H. Yogaswara   +2 more
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Brassey's Artillery of the World: Guns, howitzers, mortars, guided weapons, rockets and ancillary equipment in service with the regular and reserve forces of all nations

International Affairs, 1977
Leonard Freedman
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History of the Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, California. Volume I: Sailors, Scientists, and Rockets: Origins of the Navy Rocket Program and of the Naval Ordnance Test Station, Inyokern

The Journal of American History, 1972
Vincent Davis, Albert B. Christman
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Albert B. Christman. Sailors, Scientists, and Rockets: Origins of the Navy Rocket Program and of the Naval Ordnance Test Station, Inyokern. With an introduction by Edwin B. Hooper. (History of the Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, California, volume 1.) Washington: Naval History Division. 1971. Pp. xxiii, 303. $4.75

The American Historical Review, 1974
Lester H. Brune
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Nazi Rocket Weapon

The Science News-Letter, 1943
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