30 a.m., an explosion the size of whichthe world has never known, punctured German lines...
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This morning at 6:30 a.m., an explosion the size of which
the world has never known, punctured German lines at Messines, allowing Allied troops to take
enemy trenches unscathed. The blast, so giant it was felt
back in Downing Street, was detonated through
underground bomb chambers dug
the world has never known, punctured German lines at Messines, allowing Allied troops to take
enemy trenches unscathed. The blast, so giant it was felt
back in Downing Street, was detonated through
underground bomb chambers dug
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This morning at 6:30 a.m., an explosion
00:00:03.102 --> 00:00:05.403
the size of which
the world has never known,
00:00:05.504 --> 00:00:07.072
punctured German lines at Messines,
00:00:07.172 --> 00:00:10.643
allowing Allied troops to take
enemy trenches unscathed.
00:00:10.743 --> 00:00:13.545
The blast, so giant it was felt
back in Downing Street,
00:00:13.646 --> 00:00:17.116
was detonated through
underground bomb chambers dug...
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Movie Summary
During World War I, a group of British miners are recruited to tunnel underneath no man's land and set bombs from below the German front in hopes of breaking the deadly stalemate of the Battle of Messines.
