British Airborne Battles
Synopsis
Kingsley Glover hosts this program by Visions of War at the Stratford Armories. In this edition of the show, we look closer at the British Airborne Forces. Witness a remarkable series of films from all different divisions of the British airborne forces. History includes the BAF creation in 1942, Operation Market & the bridge at Arnhem 1944 and Operation Varsity 1945.
Release History & Theatrical Window
January 1, 2014
VOD & Digital Platforms
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Bob Carruthers
- Original Title
- British Airborne Battles
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 47m
- Production Studios
- Total Content Digital
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Bob Carruthers
Department Leadership Roster
Bob Carruthers
Director
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What is British Airborne Battles about?
Kingsley Glover hosts this program by Visions of War at the Stratford Armories. In this edition of the show, we look closer at the British Airborne Forces. Witness a remarkable series of films from all different divisions of the British airborne forces. History includes the BAF creation in 1942, Operation Market & the bridge at Arnhem 1944 and Operation Varsity 1945.
Who directed British Airborne Battles?
British Airborne Battles was directed by Bob Carruthers.
Who stars in British Airborne Battles?
The principal cast of British Airborne Battles includes Not specified.
When was British Airborne Battles released and how long is it?
British Airborne Battles was released in 2014 with a total runtime of 47m.