During the Second World War Britain's Special Operations Executive (SOE) developed a whole series of sabotage devices for use behind enemy lines. Using unique archival footage this series of short videos examines some of the weapons developed for use by SOE agents in occupied Europe. In this episode we look at how rail track could be destroyed by plastic explosive.
The footage is part of the Imperial War Museum's collection © IWM MGH 4324 & 4325 and is used under the Non-commercial Use agreement.
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SOE Sabotage - Rail Charge
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