Normandy 1944. A Hawker Typhoon Mk IB fires its rockets at a formation of German tanks which navigate through the bocage. With the fading power of the Luftwaffe, the allied airforce reigned the skies above the battlefield. Armed with rockets, these ground attack planes proved themselves by destroying trucks, trains and tanks of the enemy.
Within the bocage region of northern France, a Tiger Ausf. E tank of the sPz.Abt. 101 is on the hunt. The commander spots potential targets in the distance…
D-day, 1944. A Douglas C-47 of the 89th Troop Carrier Squadron navigates through the night sky, dropping it’s brave American paratroopers in Normandy. In the background a C-47 has been hit by flak fire, now managing the flight back home with a burning engine…
This scene depicts one of the challenging battles that took place in the bocage regions of Northern France. German Fallschirmjägers tried to utilise the terrain to make life difficult for the allied forces.
The Tiger I was a German heavy tank of World War II that began operational duty in 1942 in Africa and in the Soviet Union.