Rendlesham Forest: Lt. Col. Charles Halt responds to Larry Warren's 'lying' claims | Reality Check
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Rendlesham Forest: Lt. Col. Charles Halt responds to Larry Warren's 'lying' claims | Reality Check
In this episode of "Reality Check," Ross Coulthart sits down with retired Lt. Col. Charles Halt, the former deputy base commander of RAF Bentwaters. Halt is a key witness to the Rendlesham Forest incident. Together, they discuss Larry Warren's claims Halt is lying on official military forms, an infamous audiotape from that night and the ...
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In 1982, during the Falklands War, the RAF launched one of the most audacious missions in military history — Operation Black Buck. Flying from Ascension Island to the Falklands — nearly 8,000 miles — Vulcan bombers carried out a precision strike on Argentina’s airfield at Port Stanley. It was a mission so dangerous and complex, even the Americans thought it was impossible. This is the true story of the flight that proved Britain still had reach — and courage — in the Cold War’s final years. #Bri
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In 1982, during the Falklands War, the RAF launched one of the most audacious missions in military history — Operation Black Buck. Flying from Ascension Island to the Falklands — nearly 8,000 miles — Vulcan bombers carried out a precision strike on Argentina’s airfield at Port Stanley. It was a mission so dangerous and complex, even the Americans thought it was impossible. This is the true story of the flight that proved Britain still had reach — and courage — in the Cold War’s final years. #Bri
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During World War II, Royal Air Force crews faced some of the most dangerous missions in history. Among them was 21-year-old tail gunner Nicholas Alkemade, whose survival story defies belief. On March 24, 1944, his Lancaster bomber was hit and set ablaze during a raid over Berlin. Trapped inside and without a parachute, Alkemade made an unthinkable choice—he jumped from 18,000 feet rather than burn alive. Miraculously, he survived, landing in a pine forest blanketed with snow, suffering only a sp
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