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pstrany 26th June 2012 19:44

Looking for Photos and Details of the WGr 21 rocket
 
Hi;

I'm looking for detail photos of the WGr 21 rocket, as would be installed on a Bf 109 or Fw 190 aircraft. I have the usual photos of the rockets in or being installed in tubes, but I am looking for shots that would show stencilling, and also a clear view of the rear of the rocket, showing the arrangement of blast tube(s).

Also, I have read in various sources that the launch tubes were (and were not) droppable after the rockets were fired. Were they indeed droppable, and by what mechanism, and also would they indeed have been dropped, or was it more of a "only if you absolutely have to"?

Thanks!

Paul

jarecki71 26th June 2012 21:07

Re: Looking for Photos and Details of the WGr 21 rocket
 
Hi
Nice photo showing a test shot.
Regards
Jarek

edwest 27th June 2012 00:49

Re: Looking for Photos and Details of the WGr 21 rocket
 
Not knowing what references you've referred to, I offer the following:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werfer-Granate_21





Ed

Peter Kassak 27th June 2012 08:58

Re: Looking for Photos and Details of the WGr 21 rocket
 
http://www.lonesentry.com/ordnance/2...rojectile.html
and try image search google for WGr 21 or variations....

Crimea River 27th June 2012 14:51

Re: Looking for Photos and Details of the WGr 21 rocket
 
3 Attachment(s)
Here are some excerpts from a translated manual.

pstrany 28th June 2012 00:05

Re: Looking for Photos and Details of the WGr 21 rocket
 
Thank you all very much! This certainly fleshes out this weapon system for me. A color picture of a WGr21 mortar with stenciling intact would of course be the icing on the cake, but this gives me what I need to get the job done.

Again, thanks to all who replied, much appreciated!!!

Paul


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