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V2 turbo-pump wreckage East Ham, 17th Sept -1944

V2 turbo-pump wreckage East Ham, 17th Sept -1944

V2 rocket turbo-pump from a missile fired from Walcheren, Serooskerke, Vrederust, by battery no 444, at around 7am on September 17th 1944. The missile impacted East Ham with a direct hit on houses. Killing 6 people with 15 seriously injured. Much of the rocket debris was taken to the East Ham police station for examination by the military authorities. The serviceman in the picture is feeling the steam inlet manifold as it is still warm to the touch. Information porovided by www.v2rocket.com.

Album: Turbopump parts and relics

Categories: Turbo-pump

Tags: #Propellant Pumps #Turbo-pump #V2 in combat

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V2 combustion chamber 1944

V2 combustion chamber 1944

V2 engine part from a missile fired from Walcheren, Serooskerke, Vrederust, by battery no 444, at around 7am on September 17th 1944. The missile impacted East Ham with a direct hit on houses. Killing 6 people with 15 seriously injured. Much of the rocket debris was taken to the East Ham police station for examination by the military authorities. Information porovided by www.v2rocket.com.

Album: A4-V2 Injection head, combustion chamber, and nozzle

Categories: Combustion

Tags: #Combustion and injection #V2 in combat #V2 Missile relics

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V2 thrust chamber with damaged (missing) inlet manifold

V2 thrust chamber with damaged (missing) inlet manifold

Recovered from Great Warley impact: February 1945. This chamber has a production use order number of 33 painted crudely on topmost segment. This number, to indicate rank in batch, was added shortly after manufacture to ensure the chamber was selected by the missile assembly crews in the correct order; that is on a newest-last basis to make sure that the oldest chambers were employed in missile construction operations first.

Album: A4-V2 Injection head, combustion chamber, and nozzle

Categories: V2 Missile relics

Tags: #V2 in combat #V2 Missile relics #Thrust chamber