A Florida man shoots another man in his home and orders a group of friends to burn the victim's truck and identification before continuing on a crime spree.
After a verbal argument between two men ends in a fatal shooting, a 29-year-old Texan flees to Mexico to disappear and uses multiple women to support him.
Viewed are fallout shelters in World War II as refuge in the firebombings of Tokyo and the D-Day invasion, and the war's best kept secrets are revealed.
Overlooked facts on how Parks wasn't the first black woman to keep her bus seat, the Berlin Airlift had candy for kids, and a moonshiner made a war rifle.
The stories behind some of the biggest deceptions, the most classified secrets, and the covert weapons utilized to help defy the Nazis in World War II.
A study of Madison Square Garden and how it came to be the world's most famous arena, as well as an account of the corruption involving Prohibition Bootlegging.
An accounting of the rules that were bent and broken pertaining to the Civil War, the CIA, the American Civil Rights movement, and the advent of flight.
Classified operations of World War II, including covert units, unbreakable codes, underground operation centers, and super-human Navy SEALS, are studied.
Exploring the lesser-known side of American history in the Star Spangled Banner, Statue of Liberty, Monopoly board game and pioneering pilot Amelia Earhart.
As the Cold War intensifies, Vladimir Vetrov betrays his country and begins passing high-value secrets to the United States, becoming one of America's greatest
A few untold stories of the U.S. Coast Guard are shared, featuring footage and personal accounts from members who performed a combat role in the Vietnam War.
The paratroopers of Fighting Fox Company, who fought and died in WWII battles from Normandy to Hitler's Eagle's Nest, showed both determination and devotion.
Three understrength United States Marine battalions, consisting of fewer than 2,500 men, lay attack and soundly defeat enemy troops at Hue, South Vietnam.
The paratroopers of Fighting Fox Company, who fought and died in WWII battles from Normandy to Hitler's Eagle's Nest, showed both determination and devotion.
Three understrength United States Marine battalions, consisting of fewer than 2,500 men, lay attack and soundly defeat enemy troops at Hue, South Vietnam.