98K views · 1.6K reactions | In 1943, British engineers built the impossible — a bomb that could bounce on water. Led by inventor Barnes Wallis, the Dambusters’ raid destroyed German dams, crippling their factories and morale. This true story of courage and innovation became one of Britain’s proudest WW2 moments. #BritainAtWar #WW2 #Dambusters #BouncingBomb #WarStories #HistoryShorts | Britain At War | Facebook

A single warning can change everything. Before the atomic bomb, the Halifax Explosion was the largest human-made blast in history. This Heritage Minute tells the story of Vince Coleman, a railway dispatcher whose final telegraph message in 1917 saved hundreds of lives. Interesting fact: His chilling last words were, "Guess this will be my last message. Good-bye, boys." | Historica Canada