James Holland
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Nazi Wunder Weapon? Or the Worst Aircraft of WW2?
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June 12, 2025
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11:33Now PlayingJames Holland and Al Murray get up close with the Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet — one of the most extreme aircraft of the Second World War. Developed as part of the Nazi Wunderwaffe program, the Komet was a rocket-powered interceptor capable of extraordinary speed… and plagued by fatal design flaws.
Filmed on location at the RAF Museum in London, this episode reveals the terrifying reality of flying the Me 163. Was it a glimpse of future airpower, or just a lethal experiment from a regime on the edge of collapse?
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🚀 Includes rare wartime footage, expert analysis, and exclusive access to the aircraft
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