From 1940 until war’s end, German industry produced a plethora of self-propelled weapons for the German Army. This unique compilation of combat footage of tank destroyers and self-propelled artillery allows the viewer to gain insight into the variety and importance of such weapons to the German Army.

The first six months of 1942 saw the war assume a truly global dimension with the entry of the United States into the conflict. For the U-boat arm, the heavy coastal traffic off the eastern seaboard of the U.S. provided such a fertile hunting ground that the high number of vessels sunk led this period to be christened by the submarine crews as the ‘second happy time’.

This is the ultimate review of the era which propelled Bad Company to worldwide stardom. Simon Kirke and a team of distinguished critics such as Steven Rosen reflect on rare live performance footage.