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Jeffrey Lewis
@ArmsControlWonk
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It was the smaller Al Zafir (Victor) that was based on the Veronique. The Al Qahir (Conqueror) was assessed to be similar to an improved V2.
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Bill Higgins-- Beam Jockey
@MrBeamJockey
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16. lip 2018. |
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Turpentine? Seriously?
(Some kind of translation error?)
@GeorgeWHerbert
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Bill Higgins-- Beam Jockey
@MrBeamJockey
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16. lip 2018. |
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Thanks, Ilearned something new.
Fuel from biomass!
Those Egyptian rocketeers were ahead of their time.
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Jeffrey Lewis
@ArmsControlWonk
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16. lip 2018. |
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The program was run by ex-Nazis. The Egyptians just catered.
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Jeffrey Lewis
@ArmsControlWonk
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17. lip 2018. |
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The base design in question was the Veronique, which was a French rocket designed by itinerant German rocket scientists. It used Turpentine. pic.twitter.com/mgSqoEUDId
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Markus Schiller
@RocketSchiller
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17. lip 2018. |
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Jeffrey Lewis
@ArmsControlWonk
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17. lip 2018. |
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If I could read German, I bet I would be super excited by that page. 😀
(Am really interested in early US mensuration of the two Egyptian SRBMs. Getting weird results from diagrams and whatnot.)
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GeorgeWilliamHerbert
@GeorgeWHerbert
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17. lip 2018. |
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I can't read German, but the diagram was self evident.
Translation would be great
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Andres Freund (Pol)
@AndresFreundPol
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17. lip 2018. |
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If you're interested I can easily translate that screenshot. If it's much more, it might be a bit painful ;)
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Andres Freund (Pol)
@AndresFreundPol
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17. lip 2018. |
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(somebody else translated the diagram already)
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