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HG-76 sailed from Gibraltar to Britain in December 1941 and was specially targeted by the Germans. A wolfpack of U-boats was sent against it, and the Luftwaffe was heavily committed too in a rare example of German inter-service cooperation. German intelligence agents in Gibraltar and Spain also knew every detail of HG-76 before it had even sailed, seemingly stacking the odds in favour of the Kriegsmarine. Despite this the convoy fought its way through.

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Faced with an overwhelming infestation of living dead on the US mainland, the US Pacific Fleet manages a strategic withdrawal of civilians and supplies. Aboard the USS Ronald Reagan, Dr. Henry Damico advises the remnants of the civilian government and military leadership on how to survive in a world overrun with zombies.

Between 1941 and 1945, more than eight hundred shiploads of supplies were delivered to the Soviet Union protected by allied naval forces. Each journey was a battle against the elements, with turbulent seas, extreme cold, and the constant dread of torpedoes. These Arctic convoys have been mythologized as defenseless vessels at the mercy of deadly U-boats—but was this really the case?

Vice Admiral Sir Peter Gretton's book is a brilliant account of his career in the navy through World War Two: fighting in the Second Battle of the Narvik and guarding convoys in the Mediterranean and the North Atlantic, before being placed in charge of Escort Group B7. Convoy Escort Commander demonstrates how Allied commanders searched for new methods to repel U-boat assaults, including using direction-finding radio and radar, employing special tactical formations, coordinating with air cover, and endeavoring to keep the convoy together and prevent straggling.

As World War II raged across the Russian steppes, in Africa and especially in the skies over Europe, elite German and Soviet forces fought a bitter battle in an isolated northern corner of Europe. Here, the battle was for control of the ice-free port of Murmansk, where the Soviet Union received convoy after convoy loaded with British and American tanks, guns, fuel, small arms, food and aircraft. Supplies from the Allied convoys kept the Soviet Union alive at a critical time during the early stages of the war, and Hitler therefore tried every means to stop the convoys.

When a convoy of 45 ships tries to make it from Halifax to England, it finds progress sabotaged by an onslaught of enemy submarine torpedoes. Terror strikes the crews who are forced to witness their comrades drowning or becoming human torches amid the burning oil spilling from the ships. Engine failure forces the SS Regal Gesture to drop out of the convoy and make her way across the hostile waters alone and undefended.

In April 1943, Commander Peter Gretton was in charge of escorting a vital Allied trade convoy from New York to Great Britain across the North Atlantic. Over the course of the voyage, the sixty-one merchant ships of convoy HX231, along with the six ships of B7 Escort Group, were continuously shadowed and attacked by a German wolf pack of twenty U-boats. Drawing on reports from both sides, Gretton details the sequence of events as convoy HX231 battled its way through a large wolf pack and offers an authoritative post-battle analysis of the strategies, decisions, and actions taken.

Hope in Every Storm is a podcast by Convoy of Hope that explores powerful stories of resilience, healing, and hope in the face of life’s greatest challenges. From communities rebuilding after natural disasters, to individuals overcoming their own personal struggles, each episode offers a reminder that — even in the darkest moments — hope is never out of reach. With a foundation rooted in compassion and faith, Hope in Every Storm invites you to discover how ordinary people find strength to keep going, and how with hope, nothing is impossible.

Materialising aboard the corvette HMS Thunder during the Second World War, the Doctor and Ace join Commander Fitzgerald and his crew as they track an allied submarine in trouble. While the Doctor advises the Captain on navigational matters, Ace joins in a daring mission to rescue sailors in the water. With German planes overhead, no-one's survival is guaranteed....

Leonardo de Lozanne conduce una serie de conversaciones sobre emociones, salud mental y experiencias personales. Semana tras semana, La Punta del Iceberg presenta entrevistas honestas con invitados de todas las industrias: músicos, actores, nutriólogos y conferencistas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

El 7 de junio de 1999 Paco Stanley fue asesinado a plena luz del día. Su muerte levantó muchas sospechas. Por una parte ¿quién querría matar al conductor de un programa de variedades? ¿se trató de un asalto que salió mal, producto de la inseguridad? ¿fue una traición? ¿un ajuste de cuentas? ¿una venganza? En esta mini serie, descubriremos todas las teorías detrás del asesinato de Paco Stanley. Desde QAnon hasta el supuesto congelamiento de Walt Disney, Conspiranoicos explora las teorías de la conspiración más descabelladas. Para escuchar la serie completa, descarga la app de ...

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Olallo Rubio narra la historia de Sara Aldrete, conocida como la “narcosatánica,” quien a sus 22 años fue vinculada a la secta encabezada por Adolfo de Jesús Constanzo, “El Padrino,” un santero y asesino serial que mutilaba a sus víctimas en sus rituales. Narcosatánica incluye el testimonio de Aldrete, tomado de una entrevista inédita que tuvo lugar en el Reclusorio Preventivo Femenil Oriente en el año 2003. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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"Aid Convoy Enters a Besieged Syrian Town" is from the World section of The New York Times. It was written by Anne Barnard and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

"Russia Denies Any Role in Deadly Convoy Attack in Syria" is from the September 21, 2016 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Neil Macfarquhar and narrated by Fleet Cooper.

"Syria Aid Convoys Suspended After Attack; U.N. Leader Condemns 'Cowards'" is from the September 20, 2016 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Nick Cumming Bruce and Somini Sengupta and narrated by Fleet Cooper.

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