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In the winter of 1944, the skies over Europe were filled with the roar of Allied bombers. But when engines failed and pilots got lost over the snowy Alps, they had one unexpected lifeline. Hans Miller, a simple Swiss farmer, wasn't a soldier. He wasn't a spy. But hidden in his barn was a homemade radio transmitter that became a beacon of hope for lost airmen.

Living on the border of Nazi-occupied France, Hans risked execution to guide damaged B-17s and B-24s to safety. This is the untold story of "The Ghost Signal"—the civilian who fought the war with nothing but a radio and a map.

Inside this video:

The dangers of Swiss neutrality in WWII.

How a civilian guided bombers to safety.

The story of Hans Miller and the "Ghost" transmission.