The Untold Battle of Britain

[Zatoichi_Sanjuro]

Channel 4 next Tuesday.

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/t...tle-of-britain

Clip: http://vimeo.com/10304911

[winny]

It's heading towards the 70th anniversary of the BoB so hopefully there will be loads of stuff like this through the summer.

Should be good.

[mattd27]

So I guess no chance that'll be on in the ol' USA?

[Balderz002]

I will be watching!

Matt, check the channel 4 'on demand' website after the showing next week.

[Gilly]

Originally Posted by mattd27

So I guess no chance that'll be on in the ol' USA?

Channel4 now put most shows up on YouTube once aired. The superb ' fighting the red barron' was up the day after!

[flynlion]

Originally Posted by Gilly

Channel4 now put most shows up on YouTube once aired. The superb ' fighting the red barron' was up the day after!

Maybe not in the USA. I got this response from the channel 4 website:

"This video contains content from Channel 4, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds."

A pity. BBC documentaries always seem to have more class than USA produced ones. Seems like the BBC targets an older audience without a lot of gung ho "Rambo" type BS.

[Davedog74]

bbc yes ,flynlion,but not itn.
listen to the sound of them there jets

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F3Vl...eature=channel

[flynlion]

Originally Posted by Davedog74

bbc yes ,flynlion,but not itn.
listen to the sound of them there jets

Ha! Now that's funny

Reminds me of "Airplane" where a 707 sounded like a DC3. At least then it was intentional.

It's actually pretty common to mix up sound tracks, especially since a lot of gun camera footage was silent with the sound added later. Most films nowadays would have you beleive that every airplane in a dive sounded like a Stuka.

[Gilly]

Originally Posted by flynlion

Maybe not in the USA. I got this response from the channel 4 website:

"This video contains content from Channel 4, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds."

A pity. BBC documentaries always seem to have more class than USA produced ones. Seems like the BBC targets an older audience without a lot of gung ho "Rambo" type BS.

Why I said YouTube as I'm aware that both channel4 and the BBCiplayer (which us English get on our ps3's just to rub it in!!)are not available outside of the uk. They usually post them for approx a week after transmission. Alternatively try and find a uk based proxy as I think it's related to ip addresses. Then there's always the dodgy route....

[Zatoichi_Sanjuro]

Are they using footage from the 1969 film? It's been so long since I seen it.