The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Hague, Netherlands. C. 1945-03. The firing area and supply road for the German V2 rockets in the Hague-Duindigt district seen before the Fighter Command Spitfire bomber aircraft attacks in 1945-03. Transport vehicles were hidden in the surrounding woods. A large crater can be seen in the bottom of the picture, probably caused by a rocket that misfired. (Compare with image SUK14248).
The Hague, Netherlands. C. 1945-03. The firing area and supply road for the German V2 rockets in the Hague-Duindigt district seen after the Fighter Command Spitfire bomber aircraft attacks in 1945-03.
The Hague, Netherlands. C. 1945-02. The film studios in Haagsche Bosch, used by the Germans for firing V2 rockets, seen before the attack by Spitfire bomber aircraft of RAF Fighter Command.
The Hague, Netherlands. C. 1945-04. A rocket launching site near the racecourse in the Duindigt/Hague area after air attacks by RAF Fighter Command including No. 453 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF. At (A) c
The Hague, Netherlands. C. 1945-02. Wrecked buildings of the film studios in Haagsche Bosch, used by the Germans for firing V2 rockets, seen after the attack by Spitfire bomber aircraft of RAF Fighter
Germany. C. 1945-04. The scene near the firing site after a V2 rocket had misfired. Several craters were located in the forest, this one being only fifty yards from the firing site. An RAF officer is
Wilhelmshafen, Germany. C. 1945-04. A V2 communications centre after attacks by RAF Fighter Command including No. 453 (Spitfire) Squadron RAAF. At A. sheeted wagons containing rockets; B. unsheeted wa
