🛩️The German unit KG 200 captured enemy planes to gain an advantage in World War II.
🤝KG 200 operated in occupied France during World War II.
🔍The captured planes were used for reconnaissance and sabotage missions.
✈️KG 200 used the captured American B-17 Flying Fortress bomber for secret missions.
⏰KG 200 was part of Operation Wolf Hound, a mission to infiltrate enemy lines.
What was the purpose of KG 200's operations?
—KG 200 aimed to gain an advantage by infiltrating enemy lines using captured planes.
Where did KG 200 operate during World War II?
—KG 200 operated in occupied France.
What type of planes did KG 200 capture?
—KG 200 captured American and British planes.
What were the captured planes used for?
—The captured planes were used for reconnaissance and sabotage missions.
What was Operation Wolf Hound?
—Operation Wolf Hound was a mission conducted by KG 200 to infiltrate enemy lines.
00:54Occupied France in 1944 during World War II.
02:27KG 200 captures American and British planes for secret operations.
05:51Introduction to Operation Wolf Hound.
08:23Encounter with RAF fighters in the sky.
09:53KG 200 engages in combat with enemy planes.
11:08The B-17 bomber is hit and starts descending.
13:13KG 200 faces intense aerial combat.
16:01The plane crashes, and the crew must survive behind enemy lines.
