Second World War at Sea: North Cape visible with the Japanese trying to

with the Japanese trying to seize bases in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands and the Americans out to stop them

The Red Army is powerful: the new JS-2 heavy tanks are in action

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air and sea forces battle across almost a third of the earth's surface as the two mightiest navies fight for control of the Pacific

Their 139th Rifle Division advanced in early December 1939 along the river Aittijoki

Second World War at Sea: North Cape visible with the Japanese trying toAdolf Hitler launched his sneak attack on the Soviet Union in June 1941. The Red Army reeled back from the assault, losing thousands of tanks, guns and planes. On 21 August 1941 the first convoy loaded with equipment and weapons left Iceland for the Soviet Arctic port of Archangel. For the next two years, the Royal Navy would force through convoys to the Soviet far North against enormous risks and terrible odds. North Cape covers the Allied attempts