90. Bombers and Gliders

WW2 Pod: We Have Ways of Making You Talk

Goalhanger Podcasts

Society & Culture, History, Education

4.8 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2020

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Airborne conflict takes centre stage as Al Murray and James Holland debate the effectiveness of blanket bombing. Also discussed are the merits of dropping in forces by parachute. And why was the glider assault during Operation Husky so calamitous? James explains.

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Produced by Joey McCarthy & Harry Lineker

Exec Producer: Tony Pastor

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0:00.0	What colour for the spare room, Holly?
0:02.0	I'm feeling feelings of a courageous maiden,
0:05.6	running through a molland in the early evening rain,
0:09.1	as she chases after a long lost love on a rapidly departing carriage.
0:14.7	We should probably go for dusted heather then.
0:17.2	Julux heritage does it in a beautifully durable velvet matte finish.
0:21.3	Come back, a madness.
0:23.7	Holly?
0:24.5	Oh!
0:25.5	Heritage by Julux, it's a feeling,
0:28.1	search online to discover more.
0:40.3	Tick reti iisitu,
0:42.3	tick reti iisitu, which is of course,
0:44.8	Amaric, for actonectone.
0:47.2	Yes, I know.
0:49.2	I know I don't need to tell you this, Jays,
0:50.9	but Amaric is the language spoken by 22 million Ethiopian people,
0:54.3	including the country's military, of course.
0:56.8	Of course.
0:57.8	Yeah, absolutely.
0:58.8	Which is why the Italians find it so difficult.
1:01.8	Yeah, it's concommunicate.
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