In September 1940, as war clouds gathered over Europe, 806 passengers boarded the RMS Scythia in hopes of reaching safer shores. Their journey reflected the tension and resilience of a nation at its breaking point, with every individual drawn from a different corner of Great Britain to share one uncertain path.

After being deemed unrecoverable for decades, the remains of four servicemen from a WWII bomber crash are finally coming home. A recovery mission involving elite Navy divers and a pressurized bell has made this historic return possible.