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12 août 2008 · Flying the Secret Sky: The Story of the RAF Ferry Command: Directed by William VanDerKloot. With Carlo Rota. In 1940 Nazi air strikes had Britain on her knees. The RAF was desperate for aircraft - losing hundreds of planes in air battles over Europe.
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- Documentary, War
- William VanDerKloot
- 2008-08-12
A documentary that sheds light on an unheralded World War II operation. In the early 1940s, civilian pilots from the Montreal-based Ferry Command delivered thousands of American-built bombers to aid Britain during its darkest hour. The crews flew experimental, transatlantic routes in short-range bomber aircraft fresh off American assembly lines ...
A documentary that sheds light on an unheralded World War II operation. In the early 1940s, civilian pilots from the Montreal-based Ferry Command delivered thousands of American-built bombers to aid Britain. They tackled storms, fog and strong winds with few navigational aids to help them while facing the constant threat of running out of fuel ...
23 janv. 2009 · FLYING THE SECRET SKY: The Story of the RAF Ferry Command - YouTube. William VanDerKloot. 15 subscribers. Subscribed. 5. 3.8K views 15 years ago. Filmmaker William VanDerKloot...
- 33 s
- 3,9K
- William VanDerKloot
Flying the Secret Sky: The Story of RAF Ferry Command tells a story of passionate risk-taking and young men braving dangerous flights in primitive aircraft. These “cowboys of the air” are forgotten heroes of the war, who flew without guns and embodied an improvisational spirit that was key to Allied victory.
6 sept. 2016 · 1. Watch trailer. Genres: Documentary. Duration: 1 hour 13 minutes. Availability: Limited + Show. “ Give us the tools, and we will finish the job!” – Winston Churchill. In June 1940, Luftwaffe air strikes were pulling Britain to her knees.
- 1 min
- William VanDerKloot
William VanDerKloot. Synopsis. In 1940 Nazi air strikes had Britain on her knees. The RAF was desperate for aircraft - losing hundreds of planes in air battles over Europe. Their essential supply...
