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Fictional account of Germany's V-2 rocket during World War II from the perspective of Dr. Rudi Graf, one of the design engineers, and from the perspective of Kay Caton-Walsh, a UK Women's Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) intelligence officer
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"ON A SATURDAY MORNING IN late November 1944, in a railway shed in the Dutch seaside resort of Scheveningen, three ballistic missiles, each nearly fifteen metres long, lay in their steel cradles like cosseted patients in a private clinic, their inspection covers open, hooked up to monitors and tended by technicians in the shapeless grey denim overalls of the German army."
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