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British Intelligence Created A Ghost Army And Fooled Hitler Into Defending The Wrong Beach

Discover how Operation Drumbeat and the industrial genius of Henry J. Kaiser turned the tide of WW2. We analyze the U-boat threat off the US coast and the Liberty Ships that redefined logistics. March 15th, 1942. The "Second Happy Time" for German U-boats began as Operation Paukenschlag (Drumbeat) struck the very coastline of the United States. While the Atlantic became a graveyard of steel, a civilian industrialist named Henry J. Kaiser was about to launch a counter-offensive not with guns, but with assembly lines. In this documentary, we explore the dual story of the Battle of the Atlantic: the terrifying efficiency of the German submarine fleet and the miraculous production speed of the American Liberty Ships. Learn how Kaiser’s obsession with logistics and organizational efficiency not only won the war but also gave birth to modern healthcare. Key topics analyzed: Operation Drumbeat: The silent assault on the American Eastern Seaboard. The U-Boat Menace: Why the US was utterly unprepared for the 1942 submarine blitz. Henry J. Kaiser: The "Sir Launch-alot" who revolutionized shipbuilding. Liberty Ships: How prefabrication changed the rules of naval construction. Kaiser Permanente: The surprising wartime origins of a healthcare giant. Visuals are AI-assisted reconstructions. Historical events and quotes are based on documented sources. 00:00 March 15, 1942: Operation Drumbeat Begins 08:20 The "Second Happy Time": U-Boats off New Jersey 15:45 Unprepared: The American Coastline Under Siege 24:30 The Arsenal of Democracy: Scaling Up Production 36:10 Henry J. Kaiser: Logistics as a Weapon 44:50 Building Liberty Ships: From Weeks to Days 48:30 Beyond Steel: The Birth of Kaiser Permanente 49:46 The Civilian Who Won the War: Legacy of Henry Kaiser