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The Forgotten British Weapon That Made German Bombers Attack Their Own Bases

Imagine flying home after a dangerous bombing raid, your instruments showing you're perfectly on course, following your navigation beam to safety... only to land and discover you're surrounded by enemy soldiers. This actually happened, repeatedly, in WW2. The British developed Meacon - a brilliantly simple yet devastating electronic warfare system that didn't jam German navigation beams, but became them. By capturing and rebroadcasting the Luftwaffe's own Lorenz signals, the RAF convinced German bomber crews to fly confidently into British airfields, circle over the North Sea until they ran out of fuel, or attack their own bases. This is the forgotten story of how a weapon that fired no bullets and carried no explosives destroyed dozens of German aircraft and shattered Luftwaffe confidence in their most trusted technology. The invisible war in the electromagnetic spectrum had become just as deadly as the one in the skies. #WW2 #WorldWar2 #MilitaryHistory #Luftwaffe #RAF #SecretWeapons #ElectronicWarfare #BritishHistory #DocumentaryHistory #WarHistory #Aviation #WW2Aircraft #HistoricalDocumentary #ForgottenHistory DISCLAIMER: This video presents historical fiction inspired by WW2 research. All technical details, operational accounts, names, dates, and events are either speculative, dramatized, or fictionalized for storytelling purposes. This is not a factual documentary and should be viewed as entertainment only.