Dogfights - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Kamikaze
Kamikaze, meaning "Devine wind" is a terrifying weapon conceived in desperation by the Japanese. A flying, human guided bomb, it was first used against U.S. Naval forces on October 25, 1944, in the battle of Leyte gulf.
Jet vs. Jet
Thunderbolt
The P-47 Thunderbolt blazes a reputation as the most rugged fighter of World War II. Robert S. Johnson is jumped by 16 German planes.
Gun Kills of Vietnam
Desert Aces
The First Dogfighters
Luftwaffe's Deadliest Mission
No Room for Error
Dogfights typically begin and high altitude
Night Fighters
The Bloodiest Day
May 10, 1972, is a day of extreme aerial combat over Vietnam.
P-51 Mustang
Dogfights of Desert Storm
A generational leap forward in U.S. technology and strategy gets the ultimate test in the skies over Iraq as American fighter pilots tangle with the battle-hardened Iraqi pilots.
Tuskegee Airmen
MiG Killers of the Midway
Supersonic
The pursuit of greater speed defines the development of warplanes ranging from propeller-driven aircraft to high performance jets.
Death of the Luftwaffe
Secret Weapons
Top secret weapons designed to turn the tide during World War II. Japan's Kaiten suicide torpedo, Germany's rocket-powered Me-163 Komet, and Project Anvil's radio-controlled bomber.
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