Welcome to World War 2 missions. Spies, sabotage, secret missions, and escape lines. We dive into the real covert war of World War 2.
The 1600s
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53 episodes
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Welcome to World War 2 missions. Spies, sabotage, secret missions, and escape lines. We dive into the real covert war of World War 2.
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Recent Episodes
May 8, 2026
Operation Gunnerside February 1943
<p>In the frozen wilderness of southern Norway in late February 1943, nine Norwegian commandos accomplished what Allied bombers and an earlier commando mission could not: they struck a decisive blow against Nazi Germany's nuclear weaponsprogram without firing a single shot or losing a single man. </p>
April 15, 2026
Operation Barclay 1943
<p>In the spring of 1943, Allied planners faced a problem that no amount of firepower could solve on its own. The invasion of Sicily was the next major step in the Mediterranean campaign, but its target was painfully obvious. Sicily sat squarely between Allied-held North Africa and the Italian mainland, and any competent strategist on the German side could see it coming. The challenge, then, was not to hide the fact that an invasion was being prepared, but to cloud the question of where it would land. The answer to that challenge was Operation Barclay, one of the most ambitious and carefully orchestrated strategic deception campaigns of the Second World War.</p>
March 19, 2026
Operation Claymore March 1941
<p>In the early months of 1941, Britain stood largely alone against Nazi Germany. The fall of France, the evacuation at Dunkirk, and the relentless Blitz had placed the nation on the defensive. Yet even in those dark days, British military planners were looking for ways to strike back to demonstrate that Fortress Europe was not impregnable and that occupied territories could be reached. One of the first and most successful of these offensive gestures was Operation Claymore, a commando raid on the Lofoten Islands off the coast of northern Norway, carried out on March 4, 1941.</p>
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