纪录片部落--纪录片《[BBC纪录片]第二次世界大战的英雄与武器HeroesandWeaponsofWWII-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载》高清百度云1080p下载

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[BBC系列]：第二次世界大战的英雄与武器Heroes and Weapons of WWII-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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罗伯特·鲍威尔（Robert Powell）主持的战争纪录片，由英国广播公司（BBC）于2003年出版-英语旁白War Documentary hosted by Robert Powell, published by BBC in 2003- English narration

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第二次世界大战的英雄战场上的英雄们与平民同行们相提并论，他们通过解密敌人的密码，设计更好的飞机并发明制胜战争的机器和武器来帮助解放自由世界。从寻路飞行员到科学家，从面对希特勒在贝尔森暴行的官员到雷达的发明者；第二次世界大战的武器1939年，世界使用过时的武器发动了战争。为了获得至高无上的地位，有一批设计师，发明家和制造商必须开发和制造越来越复杂的杀人机器。在本系列“第二次世界大战武器”中，从战争爆发到1945年达到顶峰，着眼于每种武器系统的发展。??发明雷达的人???在不列颠之战期间，雷达使英国的防空系统处于优势地位，并帮助英国免受入侵。但是，在1930年代和40年代其发展背后的电子棺材是谁？该计划揭示了英国，德国和美国之间为打造最有效的雷达而进行的技术竞赛，以及雷达如何帮助英国战胜了U型潜艇的威胁。[编辑]???喷火的人???喷火式战斗机也许是第二次世界大战中最著名的战斗机，是赢得英国战役的关键因素。但是谁设计的呢？RJ米切尔（RJ Mitchell）是一位病态的发明家，他创造了1930年代获得维克斯（Vickers）Supermarine Schneider奖杯的水上飞机。正是这架飞机在发明者去世前几周被改造成赢得战斗的喷火战斗机。[编辑]???挺身而出的希特勒之人???到1944年，德国将军们已经看到希特勒正在带领他们走上毁灭之路，但是会阻止他？1944年7月，克劳斯·冯·斯塔芬伯格伯爵上校在希特勒旁边的一个公文包里放了一颗炸弹。房间爆炸了，斯塔芬伯格逃脱了，以为希特勒死了。但是独裁者却没有，独裁者也随之而来。[编辑]???破解谜团的男人???谜是德军的编码机器-破译密码就可以赢得战争。波兰代理发送捕获机到英国，并在布莱切利公园，使用的男人喜欢阿兰·图灵的天才，一个团队密码分析的打破了代码，在整个战争期间给予的宝贵先进的智能盟军。[编辑]???男人谁击沉斯麦号s斯麦号???于1940年完工，被公认为世界上最强大的军舰。1941年4月，英国皇家海军海军上将托维侦察到the斯麦企图闯入大西洋，并开始了狩猎。在第一次战斗中，the斯麦号沉没了HMS Hood。但是托维用雷达再次追踪到她，最后她被英国重型战舰包围并被击沉。[编辑]??拯救英国城市的人???1940年，德国轰炸机准备轰炸英国，使他们屈服，无线电射束的使用帮助了他们，该无线电射束告诉他们晚上炸弹的确切位置。英国空中情报局的RV琼斯博士的任务是打败这场高科技战。巧妙，他设计出了把德国人脱靶反梁。[编辑]???该名男子谁忽悠希特勒???怎么可能?Heroes of WW II The heroes on the battlefield, were matched by their civilian counterparts, who helped to liberate the free world by deciphering enemy codes, designing better aircraft and inventing war-winning machinery and ordnance. From pathfinding pilots to scientists, from the officers confronted with Hitler's atrocities at Belsen to the inventors of radar; they all played a part in hastening the end of the most cataclysmic conflict ever.Weapons of WW II In 1939, the world went to war using obsolete weaponry. In order to gain supremacy it was necessary for an army of designers, inventors and manufacturers to develop and manufacture more and more sophisticated killing machines. In this series "WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II" the development of each weapon system is addressed from the outbreak of war through to its peak in 1945.Produced by Nugus / Martin Productions Ltd for BBC Worldwide Ltd[edit] The Men Who Invented Radar Radar gave British air defence the edge during the Battle of Britain and helped save Britain from invasion. But who were the electronic boffins behind its development in the 1930s and 40s? This programme reveals the technological race between Britain, Germany and America to create the most effective radar and how radar also helped Britain defeat the U-boat menace.[edit] The Man who Designed the Spitfire The Spitfire is perhaps the most famous fighter plane of World War II, being a key element in winning the battle of Britain. But who designed it? R J Mitchell was a sickly inventor who created the Vickers Supermarine Schneider trophy-winning seaplane of the 1930s. It was this aircraft which was transformed into the battle-winning Spitfire just weeks before its inventor died.[edit] The Man who Stood Up to Hitler By 1944, German generals could see that Hitler was leading them on a path to destruction, but who would stop him? In July 1944, Colonel Count Claus von Stauffenberg placed a bomb in a briefcase beside Hitler. The room exploded and Stauffenberg made his escape, thinking Hitler was dead. But the dictator was not and savage retribution followed.[edit] The Men who Cracked Enigma Enigma was the encoding machine of the German army - break the code and you could win the war. Polish agents sent a captured machine to the British and at Bletchley Park, using the genius of men like Alan Turing, a team of cryptanalysts broke its code, giving valuable advanced intelligence to the Allies throughout the war.[edit] The Men who Sank the Bismarck Completed in 1940, the Bismarck was widely regarded as the most powerful warship in the world. In April 1941, Admiral Tovey of the British Royal Navy detected an attempt by the Bismarck to break out into the Atlantic and the hunt was on. In a first battle, the Bismarck sank HMS Hood. But Tovey used radar to track her down again and finally she was surrounded by British heavy warships and pounded into submission.[edit] The Man who Saved Britain's Cities In 1940, German bombers were ready to bomb Britain into submission and they were aided by the use of radio beams which told them exactly where to drop bombs at night. Dr R V Jones of British Air Intelligence was tasked with defeating this high-tech warfare. Ingeniously, he devised counter-beams which put the Germans off target.[edit] The Man who Hoodwinked Hitler How could one dead man save the lives of thousands of Allied soldiers? Ewen Montagu knew how and devised a cunning deception in which the body of a dead officer was washed ashore in Spain with false information about Allied landings in the Mediterranean. Hitler took the bait and was poorly prepared for the Allied invasion of Italy. NMP has uncovered exclusive new information on the identity of the body.[edit] The Men who Liberated Belsen In April 1945, British troops walked through the gates of Belsen, the notorious concentration camp. What they saw shocked the world. Richard Dimbleby and other Allied correspondents made sure through radio broadcasts and unique film footage that the world knew about the dreadful crimes committed by Hitler and his Nazi henchmen.[edit] The Men who Lit Up Germany At first, Allied bombing raids on Germany were highly inaccurate, but then an elite force of night-bomber navigators were trained. They flew before the main bombing raids, marking targets with different coloured flares. It was highly hazardous work, but helped make Allied bombing raids significantly more effective.[edit] The Men Behind D-Day In 1944 the Allies knew that they must invade Occupied Europe to free millions from Nazi tyranny. But the Nazis knew they were coming. The only question was when the attack would take place, and where. This programme reveals the inventive and often bizarre methods that were used to mislead the Nazis. Double agents spread bogus invasion plans, fake armies were mustered in the south of England and elaborate methods of breaking through Hitler's Atlantic wall were developed.[edit] Tanks Tank development was dramatic in World War II. From pre-war light tanks, we see the emergence of the monster tanks such as the legendary Panthers and King Tigers of 1944/45. But were the German tanks over engineered and too vulnerable to breakdown? Lighter, simpler tanks such as the Russian T-34 and the American Sherman overwhelmed German tank formations with their sheer numbers. Was quantity more important than quality?[edit] Midget Submarines From attacks on Pearl Harbor and Sydney Harbour, to the British Mediterranean Fleet and the Tirpitz, midget submarines played their part in some of the most gripping stories of the war. This programme recalls the heroic encounters of the men who piloted these midget craft towards their giant quarries.[edit] Gliders When it was impossible for aircraft to land safely on enemy territory, gliders were the perfect answer for delivering special forces behind enemy lines. German paratroopers used gliders spectacularly to land on Belgian defences in 1940, while the British employed them to land soldiers in their effort to win a bridge over the Rhine at Arnhem in 1944.[edit] Aircraft Carriers Giant aircraft carriers dominated the Pacific War between Japan and the USA. Pearl Harbor was launched to destroy US carriers but failed, while the battle of Midway - the turning point in the Pacific War - was won by US carriers delivering tremendous air strikes against Japanese battleships. This programme shows them in dramatic action.[edit] Fighter Bombers By 1944, the Allied fronts in both western and eastern Europe had become faster moving and a new form of aircraft was needed to deliver swift, powerful attacks against German lines. This programme looks at the key fighter-bombers on all sides, including the American Thunderbolt, the Russian Sturmovik, and the British Hurricane developed to carry bombs and rockets for ground attack purposes.[edit] Heavy Bombers At the outbreak of World War II, the only heavy four engined bombers in the war were either Russian or American. Soon the Short Stirling, the Avro Lancaster, and the Liberator were added to the B-17 Flying Fortress for devastating 1000 bomber raids over Germany. Ultimately, the pressurised B-29 gave the Americans the range and height they required in order to drop the Atomic bomb.[edit] The Battleship At the beginning of World War II, battleships were seen as the key weapon at sea, their huge firepower dominated the waves but over the next six years their vulnerability was exposed by the submarine and aircraft. This programme looks at the great clashes of the ships such as Bismarck and King George V and the way in which the battleships' role changed to that of shore bombardment and escort work.[edit] Rockets Rockets had a huge impact on World War II. Hand-held rocket-launchers such as the American bazooka and German panzerfaust enabled infantry to tackle tanks head-on. Multiple rocket launchers such as Stalin's Organ were a ferocious multiplication of firepower. The German V-2s were the world's first ballistic missiles. This programme shows exactly how these revolutionary weapons worked.[edit] Fast Attack Boats Fast patrol boats, armed with torpedoes and machine guns, were the marine raiders of World War II. This programme looks at some of their most spectacular raids, as well as the incident involving future President of the United States, John Kennedy, in a clash with a Japanese destroyer.[edit] The Machine Gun Unlike World War I, the machine gun did not dominate the battlefield of World War II, but it remained a highly potent weapon. Whether incorporated into the wings of fighter planes such as the Spitfire and Messerschmitt, or used by infantry on the battlefield as a submachine, it packed a considerable punch. This programme looks at its many forms and its influence on warfare.

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音频编码: 0x2000 (Dolby AC3) AC3

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音频串流: 2

音频语言: english

分集时长: 23:39.200

分集数: 20

体积: 550 MB

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Audio Languages: english

RunTime Per Part: 23:39.200

Number Of Parts: 20

Part Size: 550 MB

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