the battle at Mont Ormel ridge and the final closure of the gap. People Second Lieutenant Robert Weiss, 21, 2Lt, of the American 30th Infantry Division (United States), a reconnaissance officer at Hill 317 in Mortain Gunner Ken Tout, 20, of the 1st Northants tank regiment, involved in the Falaise pocket Warrant Officer Jack Hodges, 21, of No. 174 Squadron RAF, pilot in the Hawker Typhoon attacks on Falaise and Ormel Equipment M4 Sherman Tank, "Fury" Hitler's Terror Weapon In "Hitler's Terror Weapon", Murray departs from the road to Berlin to look at the German V-weapons programme. The episode looks in detail at the underground V weapons factory at Nordhausen, and the Mittelbau-Dora camp which provided the slave labour for assembling the V weapons. It examined the V-1 flying bomb and V-2 rocket attacks on London, the first V-2 strike in Chiswick, and the Royal Air Force attempts to attack the V-2's at their launch sites near the Hague with the help of the Dutch resistance. People John Malin, 15, a London schoolboy who witnessed the first V-2 explosion Peter Wolff, 20, a Jewish slave labourer at the Mittelbau-Dora camp Michael Francis, 22, a pilot in No. 602 Squadron RAF, involved in the air attacks on V-2 launch sites Arnhem In "Arnhem", Murray looks at Operation Market Garden, the Allied attempt to shorten the war with a bold aerial assault on the road bridge at Arnhem. The episode examines in detail the Battle of Arnhem, the parachute landings some 8 miles from Arnhem, the capture of a railway bridge 3 miles from Arnhem, and the capture of the Arnhem road bridge, the counter-attack by a Panzer unit which had been refitting nearby, and the ultimate retreat and fighting at Oosterbeek (the 'cauldron'), and their evacuation in Operation Berlin (Arnhem). During the episode, Murray trained for and participated his first ever parachute jump, as part of a 60th anniversary jump commemorating the operation. People Private Bruce E Cox, 20, of the British 3rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment (3 Para), who also jumped in the 60th anniversary Major Tony Hibbert, 27, of the British 1st Parachute Brigade, who was with the group of 740 men of 2 Para who reached the road bridge Lieutenant James "Jimmy" Cleminson, 23, of 3 Para Air War In "Air War", in a departure from the road to Berlin, Murray looks at the bombing of Essen by the