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This World War II history documentary explains how a U.S. Army captain used engineering and tidal calculations to defeat a heavily fortified Nazi stronghold — without launching a direct attack.

Built as part of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall, its twelve‑foot concrete walls had already claimed dozens of American lives. Machine guns covered every approach. Artillery protected it from miles away. Inside waited nearly 170 German soldiers with food, ammo, and orders to fight to the last bullet.

Three direct assaults failed.

Heavy bombing was impossible.

Time was running out.

Then one U.S. Army captain noticed something everyone else ignored — the ocean.

Using tide charts, engineering skill, and a fisherman’s instinct, Captain Ethan Walker created one of the most brilliant strategies of World War II. Instead of attacking the bunker, he turned the North Sea into a weapon.

What followed was a silent operation that flooded the fortress, forced 170 enemy troops to surrender, and reopened one of Europe’s most critical supply routes — without losing a single American life.

This is the true WWII story of how nature itself defeated a Nazi stronghold.

🎖️ A forgotten battle.
🌊 A genius plan.
⚔️ A moment that changed the war.

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