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.
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.
An in-depth presentation is featured about the Tuskegee Airmen, the brave all-African American fighter pilots that beat discrimination; extra content added.
The story is told of Britain's Douglas Bader, whose squadron of Canadian fighter pilots went to battle against Hitler's Luftwaffe in July 1940, with extras.
Experts discuss how Hitler was able to keep a city hidden from the Allies during World War II that wasn't discovered until the Nazis were pushed out of Poland.
Viewers are presented with a unique historical narrative touching upon the ill-preparedness of Hitler's forces for the Allied invasion of France in 1944.
During the course of the summer's end in 1944, the intrepid forces of Allied nations continued their invasion of northwest Europe while pushing towards Germany
American forces are discussed in relation to the invention of new wartime tactics, which resulted from attacks that turned the tide of WWII in the Pacific.
The role of the Occult and its influence on Hitler's commanders during World War II is analyzed, in this telling of how it shaped the outcome of the conflict.
The role of the Occult and its influence on Hitler's commanders during World War II is analyzed, in this telling of how it shaped the outcome of the conflict.