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The Day German Engineers Learned Ford Was Building a B-24 Every Hour — and Knew the War Was Over

The Day German Engineers Learned Ford Was Building a B-24 Every Hour — and Knew the War Was Over In 1944, German intelligence uncovered something they refused to believe — a single American factory building a four-engine bomber every 63 minutes. At Ford’s Willow Run plant in Michigan, the B-24 Liberator was no longer a plane — it was the product of a living machine: millions of parts, thousands of workers, and a system of organization the world had never seen. Through the eyes of Luftwaffe engineer Hans Grübler, this episode reveals how the idea of mass production became a weapon — and how one man watching from across the ocean realized the war had already been lost, not on the battlefield, but on the assembly line. From the fall of the Reich’s industrial faith to the birth of a new doctrine of power, this is the story of the factory that changed the meaning of war itself. 📚 Based on historical archives, declassified reports, and postwar testimonies. Subscribe for more cinematic WWII documentaries from Beyond the Wire.