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Style: Cinematic historical documentary. Desaturated color, 16mm film grain, ambient sound-driven. Scene: EXT. FORT BLISS / WHITE SANDS PROVING GROUND - DAY - 1946 Cinematography: Shot Sequence: Wide establishing shot → Medium arrival detail → Vast sky reveal. Mood: Isolated, exposed, quietly momentous. Actions (per shot): Shot 1 (Extreme Wide): A lone U.S. Army bus kicks up dust as it travels an endless, straight road through the barren Chihuahuan Desert of West Texas/New Mexico. Mountains blur in the distant heat haze. Shot 2 (Medium, Bus Door): The bus door opens. Two dozen German scientists in 1940s civilian suits, squinting in the harsh sun, step out onto the sand. They carry small suitcases. U.S. Army MPs stand watch, hands on holsters. Shot 3 (Wide, Low Angle): From behind the scientists, looking over their shoulders. The view is dominated by the immense, empty white gypsum dunes of the White Sands Proving Ground under a colossal, cloudless blue sky. In the distance, a primitive gantry and a single, captured V-2 rocket stand ready for testing. The men are tiny, silent specks against this vast, alien landscape.

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Style: Cinematic historical documentary. Desaturated color, 16mm film grain, ambient sound-driven. Scene: EXT. FORT B...

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