GIs Fire Captured German Nebelwerfer Rockets

U.S. Army soldiers from the 95th Infantry Division fire captured German rockets in WWII. Video shows details of the packing crate launcher, the rocket fuze, and the rocket igniter. As shown, the German rockets could be fired from a Wurfgerät by the simple process of inclining the shipping crate and setting the desired angle. (Silent; no audio.)
If anyone has any more details on the rocket and version (28 cm, 30 cm, or 32 cm), please leave a note in the comments.
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[@FortuneZer0]

Thats not a Nebelwerfer. Thats a "Schweres Wurfgerät 40“ given the wooden frame instead of steel of the 41. The whole body is called "Wurfkörper". It has either 28cm Wurfkörper Spreng, 32cm Wurfkörper Flamm (fire), or 30cm Wurfkörper 42 Spreng Its of the same family but was never called that. Only the revolver looking cannons were called Nebelwerfer.

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[@batmyte7813]

as a german, its quite funny to see at 00:45 how he tries to screw it to the left. For me, it is normal threads to go to the right

[@Kullioking]

Das ist ein Feingewinde. Wenn du das Feingewinde nicht beschädigen willst drehst du zu erst nach links bis der Schrauben in den Gewindegang springt und dann erst nach rechts.

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