The Ecclesiarchy is the great church of the Imperium. Founded on the worship of the God-Emperor of Mankind, it guards the sanctity of the Imperial Creed and protects the celestial truth of the Emperor’s divinity. Its ideals are enforced by the bolters and flamers of the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas – the Sisters of Battle. After two millennia, the warp storms raging around the Hollos star system have abated, allowing the isolated planet of Hollos to reconnect with the Imperium. When a mysterious messenger contacts the Orders Militant, Celestian Miriya must travel to Hollos and pass judgement on the world. Will she find a world embracing the Emperor’s truth or one in need of cleansing? Her decision will liberate or condemn an entire planet.

Lots of animals spit, spray, spew, squirt and vomit as clever ways to get through the day and night. They use their disgusting abilities for defense, safe housing and protecting their young. Spit and spew help animals to catch food and feed their babies. Some spit even helps them to attract and impress potential mates. Without these handy bodily fluids to help them get along, many of these animals would not be able to survive in the world.

Aboard the Imperial Navy frigate Emathia, Brother-Librarian Nord and Brother-Sergeant Kale of the Blood Angels make a startling discovery - an alien tyranid hive ship, half-destroyed and drifting through space! Under orders from the Magos Xeren, the Blood Angels board the ship to locate a lost scout team, but their fate is far from straightforward. Little do Nord and Kale realise the horrors awaiting them, for they not only risk their bodies, but their very sanity as well.

No attempt to understand the 33rd PRS is complete without some background on their immediate adversaries -- the Luftwaffe in 1944 and 1945. Almost all of the squadrons pilots had to deal, at one time or the other, with Germanys most famous fighters, Messerschmitts Bf 109 (popularly referred to as the "Me 109") and Focke Wulfs Fw 190. Several 33rd pilots tangled with Messerschmitts Me 262 jet, including Captain John Austin, who was shot down and killed by one. This documentary features plenty of excellent wartime footage and a well-crafted narration.