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How British Commandos Stole Hitler’s Radar From Occupied France

By early 1942, Germany held the advantage in radar. Along the coast of occupied Europe, powerful Würzburg radar stations gave the Luftwaffe early warning of British bombers — guiding fighters with deadly precision. Britain knew the system existed, but not how it worked. The only solution was unthinkable. Steal it. Operation Biting, also known as the Bruneval Raid, sent British paratroopers directly into occupied France to seize key radar components, dismantle them under fire, and escape by sea — all in a single night. The raid succeeded beyond expectations. The captured equipment allowed British scientists to develop countermeasures that blinded German radar, shifted the balance of the air war, and saved thousands of bomber crews. This documentary tells the story of the raid that proved intelligence could be as powerful as firepower — and how a handful of men quietly changed the course of World War II. Sometimes, victory doesn’t come from destroying a weapon. It comes from understanding it.