Launches of Russian Replicas of V2
| Rocket number | Date | Launch site | Range | Remarks |
| T-01 | 18 October 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 207 | Vehicle disintegrated at atmospheric reentry |
| T-02 | 20 October 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 231 | Deviated 181 kilometres from intended flight path |
| T-03 | 23 October 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 29 | Observation of vehicle was hampered by low cloud cover. Vehicle disintegrated, possibly due to the warhead failure. |
| T-04 | 28 October 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 29 | Success |
| T-05 | 31 October 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 2 | Started rolling after lift-off and crashed |
| T-06 | 2 November 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 260 | Success |
| T-07 | Kapustin Yar | 260 | Lost fins after launch | |
| T-08 | 4 November 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 268 | Success |
| T-09 | 10 November 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 24 | Control failure |
| T-10 | 13 November 1947 | Kapustin Yar | 270 | Broke-up upon re-entry. Landed within 180m of target. |
| T-11 | Kapustin Yar | 270 | Launched 5 hours after previous rocket and landed within 700m of target |
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