2018
TV-PG

Summary Follow HMS Upholder as it battles through rough seas and broken equipment to keep Rommel's forces from capturing Egypt.

2018
TV-PG

S2.E4 ∙ Defying Rommel

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Jesse Irving Mark Oliver Nihat Akosman Heiner Schluck

7.4

Details

Genres : History War Documentary

Release date : Jul 21, 2018

Countries of origin : Canada

Official sites : Official Facebook

Language : English

Filming locations : Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Production companies : Parallax Film Productions

Summary Follow HMS Upholder as it battles through rough seas and broken equipment to keep Rommel's forces from capturing Egypt.

Details

Genres : History War Documentary

Release date : Jul 21, 2018

Countries of origin : Canada

Official sites : Official Facebook

Language : English

Filming locations : Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Production companies : Parallax Film Productions

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