| German V2 Rocket |
 Photo by Earl L. Ware, Base Photographer Freeman Field, 1945-6 The above
V2 rocket, German Serial Number SI 79-13474 (next 5 photos) once on
display at Freeman Field is now (2023) |
 Photo by Earl L. Ware, Base Photographer Freeman Field, 1945-6 The two large tanks in this photo are also at the Smithsonian - National Air & Space as part of the V2 restoration |
 Photo by Earl L. Ware, Base Photographer Freeman Field, 1945-6 |
 Photo by Earl L. Ware, Base Photographer Freeman Field, 1945-6 |
 on display at Freeman Field, 1945, during the Open House Freeman Air Museum FF0145 Two V1's on either side Photo by Earl L. Ware, Base Photographer It is believed the V2 in the above photo is hollow and does not have any motor or controls inside. The serial number is supposedly SI 79-13474. (10/22/2022) This information is from the Smithsonian, but their replies and information are rather confusing as they reference photos not shown. Repeatedly requests for Freeman Field to be included as cc:s to relevant emails are quickly forgotten. |
 Photo by Earl L. Ware, Base Photographer Freeman Field, 1945-6 |
| Following photos are at the Smithsonian |
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Source: Top photos and information are from the time period when the V2
was on display at Freeman Field. The photos marked as "Smithsonian and National Air and Space Museum are courtesy of the Smithsonian. Received 02/10/2023 |
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02/10/2023