The Frozen Fortress: How Ice Nearly Changed World War Two

Meet Geoffrey Pyke, the eccentric genius who tried to build an unsinkable aircraft carrier out of ice and wood pulp.

Discover the astonishing story of how a frozen fortress nearly altered the course of World War II. This brief audio explores the surprising role of icy terrain and weather conditions in military strategy, revealing how nature’s frozen barriers created unexpected challenges and opportunities for soldiers. Tune in to learn how this icy obstacle nearly shifted the tides of history and gain a fresh perspective on the often overlooked power of environmental factors in warfare.