One at the Science Museum, London. One, at the Imperial War Museum, London, on loan from Cranfield University. The RAF Museum possesses two rockets, one of which is displayed at its Cosford site. The Museum also owns a , a , a Strabo crane, and a firing table with towing dolly. One at the Royal Engineers Museum in Chatham, Kent. A propulsion unit (minus injectors) is in Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum near Bungay. A complete turbo-pump is at Solway Aviation Museum, Carlisle Airport as part of the Blue Streak Rocket exhibition. The venturi segment of a V-2 discovered in April 2012 was donated to the Harwich Sailing Club after it was found buried in a mudflat. Fuel combustion chamber recovered from the sea near Clacton at the East Essex Aviation Museum, St Oysth. A gyroscope unit, a turbo pump unit and a steam generating chamber are on display at the National Space Centre in Leicester.
one at the science museum london one at the imperial war museum london on loan from cranfield university the raf museum possesses two rockets one of which is displayed at its cosford site the museum also owns a  a  a strabo crane and a firing table with towing dolly one at the royal engineers museum in chatham kent a propulsion unit (minus injectors) is in norfolk and suffolk aviation museum near bungay a complete turbo-pump is at solway aviation museum carlisle airport as part of the blue streak rocket exhibition the venturi segment of a v-2 discovered in april 2012 was donated to the harwich sailing club after it was found buried in a mudflat fuel combustion chamber recovered from the sea near clacton at the east essex aviation museum st oysth a gyroscope unit a turbo pump unit and a steam generating chamber are on display at the national space centre in leicester