'Yesterday' channel are showing the network premier of another DamsDoc.
As a Barnes Wallis historian, and I've met some of the original engineers who helped Wallis develop "Upkeep", codename for the bouncing bomb and subsequent bombs, "Tallboy" and "Grand Slam".
All the documentaries I've seen for the last 15 years have all claimed new info, yet they've just told the same thing and presented it differently.
Do they really need to spend money on a production just to release the same information?
John Sweetman's book from 1982/3 The Dams Raid: Epic or Myth reveals all the info that the docu makers are claiming is NEW information.
As a Barnes Wallis historian, and I've met some of the original engineers who helped Wallis develop "Upkeep", codename for the bouncing bomb and subsequent bombs, "Tallboy" and "Grand Slam".
All the documentaries I've seen for the last 15 years have all claimed new info, yet they've just told the same thing and presented it differently.
Do they really need to spend money on a production just to release the same information?
John Sweetman's book from 1982/3 The Dams Raid: Epic or Myth reveals all the info that the docu makers are claiming is NEW information.
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