Indiana Jones and the bridge to yesterday.

The unbridged radio dramatization. The It's 1945 and the closing year of the Second World War, a time of globally shifting crisis as countries

rally in teetering opposition against a menacing world power.

Since the rise of the Fura and his legions,

nations have fought and failed

to gain footing against Germany's crippling hold.

In a point of tight turning sequences, the leader of the Third Reich,

Adolf Hitler, has taken his life and the moment of liberation has come.

During these years, Indiana Jones moment of liberation has come.

During these years, Indiana Jones has become one of the

Moroccas OSS operatives and carried out continual missions under the

direction of General Bob Ross to help gain the upper hand in the battle

against Nazi rule, making new allies and escaping death around every corner. But in a last ditch effort to escape the repercussions of their countless war crimes,

officers that served in the enemy's forces have retreated into hiding as they flee for their lives. One such man is the brilliant

Nazi pioneer of dark science Dr. Emil Reinschmidt who who has taken one of Indy's fellow

operatives, Grace Lovell by gunpoint, and is piloting his helicopter

through the Bermuda Triangle in a grand scheme to change the outcome with one. a tropical waters, amidst dogfighting plains, a storm unlike anything ever witnessed

rages in a sky-churning event horizon that appears to be opening a window to a point of no return.

Now, two dedicated war pilots, Forrest J Gerber and William E. Lightfoot,

flying Avenger-class fighter planes, make their approach to join in the aerial battle,

taking down enemy fighters along the way,

desperate to catch up with Indy, as he clutches for his very life on the rope of Rhinechmidt's helicopter. Oh, Hey watch it, pal, I'm flying here.

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