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Plot: Seventy years ago one of the greatest amphibious assaults in history was launched from here on the south coast of England. And within a matter of hours, 7000 vessels had landed 156,000 troops on the beaches of Normandy. It was a manoeuvre that changed the course of the war and tested innovations in science and engineering for the first time. On this programme, engineer Rob Bell looks at the nuts and bolts which made such a staggering invasion possible. From giant troop carrying gliders to tanks that could drive on water. How necessity really did become the mother of invention. Like all new inventions – not all of them worked and resulted in devastating consequences. We find out why. This is the science of D-Day.
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Curiously Passionless Account of the Engineering Behind the D-Day Landings
In this short celebratory program for the 70th anniversary of the D- Day landings, engineer Rob Bell looks as the ways in which tanks were adapted to cope with the exigencies of landing on the beaches in the wake of the disaster at Dieppe two years previously, when a raid on German positions failed dismally due to lack of planning.

On his travels he encounters a series of boffins whose reconstructions help viewers, as well as Bell, understand precisely what kind of innovations were made. With the help of computer- generated graphics we learn about the ingenuity of the engineers at that time who made scarce resources go a long way.

While admiring what the engineers did all those years ago, the program remained strangely passionless, almost as if the D-Day landings were viewed as a triumph of science devoid of any human element. We got little sense of the organizational know-how that went into planning the operation; nor did we learn much about the emotions felt by those involved – neither the generals nor (more importantly) the tank-drivers). History is more than just fact; it involves people as well.

Curiously Passionless Account of the Engineering Behind the D-Day Landings
In this short celebratory program for the 70th anniversary of the D- Day landings, engineer Rob Bell looks as the ways in which tanks were adapted to cope with the exigencies of landing on the beaches in the wake of the disaster at Dieppe two years previously, when a raid on German positions failed dismally due to lack of planning.

On his travels he encounters a series of boffins whose reconstructions help viewers, as well as Bell, understand precisely what kind of innovations were made. With the help of computer- generated graphics we learn about the ingenuity of the engineers at that time who made scarce resources go a long way.

While admiring what the engineers did all those years ago, the program remained strangely passionless, almost as if the D-Day landings were viewed as a triumph of science devoid of any human element. We got little sense of the organizational know-how that went into planning the operation; nor did we learn much about the emotions felt by those involved – neither the generals nor (more importantly) the tank-drivers). History is more than just fact; it involves people as well.

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Original Language en
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Genre Documentary, War
Director Richard Townsend
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Actors Rob Bell, David Willey, Jonathan Pearson
Country United Kingdom
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