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Research on Saturn's moon Titan led to the confirmation that it had a thick atmosphere—a feature unique among the solar system's moons.

Nazi Germany initiates the V-2 program, Earth’s first successful ballistic missile.^[1]

V-1 and V-2 rockets are used against England in Earth’s first ballistic missile program. The technology required for this effort will pave the way for the various Terran-manned rocked programs of the later 20th century.^[1]

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 ==Campaign Timeline==
-* Nazi Germany initiates the V-2 program, [[Earth]]’s first successful ballistic missile.<ref name=history>[[1930s#Events|"Mother" timeline]]</ref>
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-* V-1 and V-2 rockets are used against England in [[Earth]]’s first ballistic missile program. The technology required for this effort will pave the way for the various Terran-manned rocked programs of the later [[20th century]].<ref name=history>[[1930s#Events|"Mother" timeline]]</ref>
+==Historical Events==
+* Research on [[Saturn]]'s moon Titan led to the confirmation that it had a thick atmosphere—a feature unique among the solar system's moons.
-==Historical Events==
+* Nazi Germany initiates the V-2 program, [[Earth]]’s first successful ballistic missile.<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref>
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+* V-1 and V-2 rockets are used against England in [[Earth]]’s first ballistic missile program. The technology required for this effort will pave the way for the various Terran-manned rocked programs of the later [[20th century]].<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref>
 ==Checklist==