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ComingSoon spoke to Operation Seawolf director Steven Luke about his World War II film that stars Dolph Lundgren and Frank Grillo.

Meet The Flying Wing Bomber Nazi Germany Planned to Use to Bomb New York Supposedly this new beast stored enough fuel in its wings for twenty-seven-hour round-trip treks to attack New York. Here's What You Need to Remember: The decentralized nature of German military research led to money being funneled into numerous competing projects instead of being efficiently prioritized for faster and more concrete results. In 1942, German air force chief Hermann Goering sketched out the requirement for the Amerika bomber—a strategic bomber capable of making 7,200-mile round-trip across the Atlantic....

Nazi Germany was the first nation to deploy cruise and ballistic missiles in combat.

Hitler's Master Plan: Did Nazi U-Boats Plot Against the U.S. East Cost in 1945? In March 1945, the Allies intercepted a message from German Admiral Godt dispatching seven long-range submarines to “attack targets in American coastal zone.” Here's What You Need to Know: The U.S. Navy responded with overwhelming force to the German threat. In the closing weeks of World War II in Europe, American intelligence determined that a detachment of German submarines had been dispatched to launch a cruise missile attack on the East Coast of the United States. The U.S. Navy deployed forty-six ships an...

Could a handful of raids by Nazi bombers meaningfully damage the huge U.S. war economy? Here's What You Need To Remember: There’s only one, chilling scenario in which the Amerika bomber would have had an impact: if Nazi Germany had completed development of its own nuclear weapons. In that event, even one or two bombers could inflict apocalyptic damage East Coast cities. In 1942, German air force chief Hermann Goering sketched out the requirement for the Amerika bomber—a strategic bomber capable of making 7,200-mile round-trip across the Atlantic. Earlier in 1938, Goering had stated: “I...