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Rocket Mail of the WorldGermanyEnglish translation of the protocol letter for launch of Rocket Mail flight EZ-66 at Bomte, Germany on the previous page. Dated December 13, 1963.German Rocket Society E.V.Member of the International Astronautical Federation and the Association of Technical and Scientific AssociationsStart protocol for the takeoffs on November 30, 1963 at Achmer airfield near OsnabruckPRESIDIUMHanoverFritz-Bein Dorff-Allee 9Telephone 69 06 59Rocket and space travel technical teaching and Hanover-Bremen experimental siteYour signs: Your message from: Our sign: Day:Staa/Sa/A 1500/63 December 13, 1963Now that the results and evaluations from the Reinhold Tiling Commemorative Launches on November 30, 1963 are available, the following individual facts are confirmed:The testing team of the Rocket University Space Technology Teaching and Testing HanoverBremen Branch of the German Rocket Society (DRG) E.V. took place on November 30, 1963, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in total. 10 missileswith an individual weight of 5500, and a payload weight of 1000 gr. The payload consisted of postcards with the signatures of the widow of the rocket pioneer who died all too soon, Reinhold Tiling, and the one former challenger, Baron Gisbert von Ledebur.The daytime temperature was 12%u00ba and the relative humidity was 90%. The visibility was severely impaired by thick fields of fog. This also made it very difficult to recover the missile parts that had landed over 1,700 m. away. Thanks to the use of modern radio equipment and the active cooperation of the local aero club, the rescue could still be carried out more quickly.The parachute landing took place flawlessly on all missiles, as did the remote-controlled controls that were carried for the first time.(state)PresidentandHead of Rocket and Space Technical Teaching and Testing CenterBank account: The Sparkasse in Bremen, account no. 18699 . Pl Franz Neelmeyer & Co., Account no. 3,637. Postal check account: Hamburg No. 2119 40