Summary: Miscellaneous research and development work on missiles.
Description: The first section shows a V1 flying bomb facing backwards at the foot of its firing ramp with a large rocket unit attached under the nose. The rocket is fired and the assembly shoots rapidly halfway up the ramp and stops. Two launch attempts with a small rocket (somewhat similar to Taifun, but shorter) are then shown. The rocket is loaded on to a launcher and fired. The first one is successful and climbs rapidly away, the second fails to move. Part of a test site is then shown (presumably at Peenemünde) with a large test rig in which a man can be seen working on what may be a Wasserfall missile. A large rocket motor is tested on another rig. Only the Venturi can be seen (appears to be from a Wasserfall motor) suspended over a water cooled pit. The rocket fires with a powerful jet. Finally, a joystick control unit set up behind a wooden screen (outdoors) is operated by a Luftwaffe chief engineer. This appears to be the remote guidance system for the Wasserfall.
