The discovery of the B-24D Liberator bomber Lady Be Good remains one of the most chilling and perfectly preserved mysteries of World War II. In April 1943, the plane took off from a base in Libya for a bombing mission over Naples, Italy, with a crew of nine. After missing their target and turning back, they encountered a heavy sandstorm and became hopelessly lost over the North African desert. Believing they were over the Mediterranean Sea, the crew bailed out of the plane, which then crash-land

She was one of the first through the doors... When the Manchester Arena bombing tore through the crowd, Lea Vaughan, a paramedic on duty, ran straight into the chaos. In this gripping clip, Lea reveals what really happened inside the foyer that night: the horror, the confusion, and the fight to save lives as 22 people lay dead and over 140 were critically injured. This is the real story of courage under fire, told by the medic who lived it 🇬🇧 👉 Watch the full episode now on Force TV: https://

Stunning footage gives extraordinary insight to frontline combat, the lives of ordinary soldiers, and their terror in the face of brutal, and mechanized warfare in WWII. The brand-new series WWII Battles in Color premieres tonight at 8 PM. | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation