The Tokyo Raid That Changed WWII

🎖️This video recounts the Doolittle Raid—the bold American airstrike that marked the first attack on Japan in World War II. From the secret training of volunteer crews to the dramatic launch of sixteen B-25 bombers from the USS Hornet, it follows their low-level run over Tokyo and their desperate escape afterward. Through risk, innovation, and sheer determination, the film shows how this daring mission shocked Japan and lifted American morale at a critical moment in the Pacific War.

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