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  • on February 14, 1945, a No. 602 Squadron RAF Spitfire wingman fired at a V-2 just after launch
  • on October 29, 1944, Lieutenants Donald A. Schultz and Charles M. Crane in a P-38 Lightning attempted to photograph a launched V-2 above the trees near the River Rhine,
  • on January 1, 1945, a 4th Fighter Group pilot observed a Big Ben "act up for firing near Lochem ... the rocket was immediately tilted from 85 deg. to 30 deg",
  • a B-24 Liberator of the 34th Bombardment Group over the Low Countries at ~10,000 feet saw a rocket climb through the formation like "a telephone pole with fire squirting from out of its tail. ...a left waist gunner in our squadron let fly a burst and down it went". The unit painted a V-2 on the B-24 such as one would mark a downed enemy aircraft.
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