The Battle of the Atlantic was the longest-lasting battle of the Second World War and in many ways, the least-heralded Allied victory.
How would the course of not only war but most of the last century have been different if Germany had brought Britain to its knees through winning the war at sea in the Atlantic?
In 1746, British forces put down the Jacobite Rebellion with a final victory at the Battle of Culloden ending forever Stuart hopes of being restored to the British crown.
How might the course of not only British history but that of the larger world have changed if the Rebellion had succeeded?
Chris Copolla joins as a guest host once again to explore an alternative timeline where the Mongol sea-borne invasion of Japan is not impacted by the arrival of a typhoon--the kamikaze ("divine wind").
