The fierce Vietnam aerial dogfights are recreated using ultra modern computer graphics; veterans narrate battle sequences and describe what it was really like.
The U.S. Marine Corps dispatched highly-trained assault units of elite soldiers, known as the Raiders, on hit-and-run raids in the Pacific during World War II.
The U.S. Marine Corps dispatched highly-trained assault units of elite soldiers, known as the Raiders, on hit-and-run raids in the Pacific during World War II.
The fierce Vietnam aerial dogfights are recreated using ultra modern computer graphics; veterans narrate battle sequences and describe what it was really like.
The U.S. Marine Corps dispatched highly-trained assault units of elite soldiers, known as the Raiders, on hit-and-run raids in the Pacific during World War II.
Eyewitnesses tell tales of the infamous Hellcats, employed in the Pacific theater, that used Radar and today's stealth are explored using modern technology.
American tank crews' cunning in WWII had to take the stronger-armored German Panzer tanks head on with their Sherman tanks, also known as the "steel coffins."
Eyewitnesses tell tales of the infamous Hellcats, employed in the Pacific theater, that used Radar and today's stealth are explored using modern technology.
American tank crews' cunning in WWII had to take the stronger-armored German Panzer tanks head on with their Sherman tanks, also known as the "steel coffins."