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Image:Black_Brant_I_testbed.jpg 400px The Propulsion Test Vehicle (PTV) was built from a British Skylark rocket and adapted by the Canadian Armament Research & Development Establishment (CARDE). The PTV was first fired on February 24th 1959 at CARDE in Valcartier Quebec and output 20,000 lbs for 20 seconds. It would provide the basis for the Black Brant sounding rocket.

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File:RT01UBoat x264.mp4 World War II U-boat missile launch test. (ca. 1943) Category:Launch Vehicle Category:Movie

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Media:1963-03 EMU AD0403729.pdf Test Results of the Astronaut Maneuvering Unit March 1963 Category:Publications

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