Synopsis

In the autumn of 1940, Prime Minister Winston Churchill entrusted Britain’s most prized military secret—a groundbreaking component of radar—to Alfred Lee Loomis, a Wall Street financier. Leveraging his resources, his influence, and his exceptional intellect, Loomis spearheaded a team of scientists who refined radar technology. This innovation ultimately proved more pivotal than any other weapon in the entirety of World War II.