 The "rockets' red glare" in the American national anthem records the usage of rocket warfare, in its early form of military strategy, during the inspirational battle of Fort McHenry, where many soldiers were killed because of the rockets.Fireworks have remained popular in today's age due to the spectacle of colors and sounds they are so renowned for.The component of a rocket that produces these stars, reports ("bangs"), and colors is typically located just below the nosecone section of a rocket.