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The Broken Tail that Flew and Landed itself | Lancaster Bomber

The Broken Tail One of the strangest mysteries to this day. The story of the Lancaster tail that manages to[…]

Superior Infantry To begin a new series for the channel, we seek to answer this question: between the United States[…]

Not Destroying the Radar In this video I talk about Radar during the Battle of Britain and whether the Luftwaffe[…]

Hürtgen Forest nicknamed it the “Death Factory” Thousands of soldiers were killed in the last battles of World War II.[…]

Courland Evacuation On VE-Day 1945 and beyond, the German Air Force launched a desperate rescue mission to evacuate German wounded[…]

Black Monday On March 6, 1944, the US Eighth Air Force conducted the first allied daylight raid in force over[…]

Focke Wulf’s The Fw 190 might be Focke Wulf’s and Kurt Tank’s most famous designs but the company also had[…]

Protect Norway from Invasion Today we look at why the numerically superior Allied Naval forces were unable to Protect Norway[…]

Luftwaffe on D-Day The Luftwaffe didn’t exactly fly the same 13,000 sorties the Allies did on June 6th, 1944. Infact,[…]

Battle of the North Cape In which we examine the last stand of the Scharnhorst and the various changes in[…]