Attack Air
Forged in the fires of World War I's brutal trench warfare, attack aviation emerged as the one hope to break the gruesome stalemate on the ground. In World War II, attack aviation reached its zenith of success as both the Axis and Allies refined it to a deadly art. Fly with our veterans as they dodge trees, flak and fighters during their zero-altitude missions against enemy ground targets.
Defenders of the Reich
The success of the German army in the first half of World War II was due in large part to German supremacy in the air. the Luftwaffe, working closely with German army units on the ground, seemed on the verge of world domination. However, with America's entrance into the war, the battle for the skies over Europe was on. Even with Germany throwing advance warplanes such as the Me 262 jet at the Allies planes, the Luftwaffe was falling apart at the seams. Relive the harrowing accounts of theses battles as told by both German and American pilots.
