Missions That Changed the War (2011) is a documentary web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Missions That Changed the War online in HD.
Missions That Changed the War — Storyline
Examining the U.S. mission to drop an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan, during WWII.
Cast & Crew
Missions That Changed the War — Series Details
| First Air Date | 2011-03-15 |
| Seasons | 4 |
| Episodes | 14 |
| Genre | Documentary |
| Language | English |
| Network | Military Channel |
| Status | Ended |
Missions That Changed the War — Episode Guide
Germany's Last Ace
- E1: Germany's Last Ace, Part 1 (2011-03-15) — Gunther Rall was one of the highest-scoring fighter aces in Germany. Hub Zemke was the commander of the 56th Fighter Group, the deadliest fighter outfit in the Eighth Air Force.
- E2: Germany's Last Ace, Part 2 (2011-03-22) — June 1940: Germany launches its fateful invasion of the Soviet Union. Interviews with Luftwaffe fighter pilot and commander Gunther Rall – seen for the first time anywhere – reveal
- E3: Germany's Last Ace, Part 3 (2011-03-29) — The War in the West: The doctrine of strategic bombing, developed before the war, is tested by the American Eighth Air Force and British Royal Air Force. Through exclusive intervie
- E4: Germany's Last Ace, Part 4 (2011-04-05) — Nazi Armaments Minister Albert Speer will later call it the day that Germany lost the war. May 12, 1944 brings a fateful encounter between Zemke, Rall, and Rankin, revealed in excl
The Flying Tigers
- E1: The Flying Tigers, Part 1 (2011-06-07) — A series of bombing missions utilizing make-shift rope slings to carry Russian 500 lb bombs under war-weary aircraft, in historical retrospect, had prevented the fall of China and
- E2: The Flying Tigers, Part 2 (2011-06-14) — A series of bombing missions utilizing make-shift rope slings to carry Russian 500 lb bombs under war-weary aircraft, in historical retrospect, had prevented the fall of China and
- E3: The Flying Tigers, Part 3 (2011-06-21) — A series of bombing missions utilizing make-shift rope slings to carry Russian 500 lb bombs under war-weary aircraft, in historical retrospect, had prevented the fall of China and
- E4: The Flying Tigers, Part 4 (2011-06-28) — A series of bombing missions utilizing make-shift rope slings to carry Russian 500 lb bombs under war-weary aircraft, in historical retrospect, had prevented the fall of China and
The Doolittle Raid
- E1: The Doolittle Raid, Part 1 (2011-10-26) — Four survivors of the immortal Doolittle Raid on Japan describe the events that led to the Raid, and to their volunteering to become ''Doolittle Tokyo Raiders.''
- E2: The Doolittle Raid, Part 2 (2011-11-02) — General ''Hap'' Arnold, Chief of the Army Air Forces, persuades aviation legend James H. Doolittle to return to active duty at age 46, to plan and execute the most daring aerial ra
- E3: The Doolittle Raid, Part 3 (2011-11-09) — Doolittle's Raiders are forced to launch their planes early when the task force carrying the bombers is spotted by a Japanese patrol boat. Roaring in at treetop level, the Raiders
- E4: The Doolittle Raid, Part 4 (2011-11-16) — This raid was intended to raise morale of a war-stunned America. Instead, it set into motion a series of tactical missteps by the Japanese Navy and Air Force that resulted in the d
Enola Gay
- E1: Enola Gay: SuperFortress (2012-01-29) — Theodore 'Dutch' Van Kirk, the last remaining crew member of the B-29 Superfortress that delivered the atomic bomb to Hiroshima, gives a first-person account of the airplane, crew
- E2: Enola Gay: The Mission (2012-01-29) — Theodore "Dutch" Van Kirk, the navigator of the Enola Gay, the B-29 that dropped the first atomic bomb used as a weapon of war on Hiroshima, Japan, offers his first-person account
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seasons does Missions That Changed the War have? 4 season(s) with 14 episodes.
Where can I watch Missions That Changed the War? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.
