129K views · 1.4K reactions | Did you know that U.S. military planners once deemed it prudent to plan for an invasion of Canada? War Plan Red hypothesized that the British Empire may have wanted to act on a limited window of naval superiority to invade the United States. As a counter-move, the U.S. planned to take the fight to the British by invading Canada to prevent its use as a springboard for ground and air attacks... | Dark Documentaries | Facebook

71K views · 627 reactions | Crossing between battleships on a bosun’s chair wasn’t always smooth sailing — with the ships rocking on the waves, sailors sometimes found themselves dunked in the ocean mid-transfer. A little unintended adventure in the middle of Navy life. Want to know more about life at sea in WWII? “Stream now” for a link to our free app with 40+ documentaries ready to watch! ⚓ #WWII #NavyLife #SailorStories | The World War II Foundation | Facebook

338K views · 2.3K reactions | Because tanks played a key role in bringing an end to the First World War, during World War II inventors began pondering how to make them more powerful and more mobile. And so the idea of giving them wings was born. The U.S., U.K., and Japan all launched designs for flying tanks, and the Soviet Union even developed a working prototype… | Dark Documentaries | Facebook