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Six weeks before D-Day, an exercise conducted on England's south coast was intended to prepare Allied soldiers for the Normandy invasion, but things went wrong.
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The Battle of Normandy is revisited as in-depth look is taken at the 85 days Canadian, British and U.S. soldiers spent trying to liberate France from the Nazis.
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A group of archaeologists use drone technology to uncover hidden evidence that puts more detail into the Allied invasion that happened 75 years ago.
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The story of one of the most pivotal six-month periods of the 20th century, beginning in August 1940 as Nazi Germany has conquered most of Western Europe.
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The Battle of Normandy is revisited as in-depth look is taken at the 85 days Canadian, British and U.S. soldiers spent trying to liberate France from the Nazis.
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An aerial tour from coast to coast captures the charm of America's most interesting small towns, from California to Florida with many visits in between.
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An aerial tour of America's South encompasses the site of an infamous prisoner-of-war camp and the home of a colony of English settlers who vanished.
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From the skies, the American West is full of natural and man-made wonders such as St. Louis' Gateway Arch and the vast, pristine Alaskan wilderness.
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Washington's skyline makes a profound impression because of all the history and symbolism embodied in its buildings, monuments and memorials.
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Michigan's elements changed the world, from assembly lines that made it possible for everyone to own a car to a record company that shaped popular culture.
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The state known for its production of beer and dairy products has family-owned farms, golden autumnal forests, limestone outcroppings and a rich history.
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Flights over America's most unspoiled wilderness areas provide aerial views of Mount Denali, Florida's Everglades and more than 100 million acres of nature.
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The Tar Heel State has mountains, a picturesque coastline and the U.S.' first gold mine, and it is famed as the site of the Wright Brothers' first flight.
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A helicopter view of the state provides a look at its famous scenery, with maple trees, classic red barns and green forests as far as the eye can see.
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A journey celebrates America's history of innovation and risk-taking with flyovers of Starbucks Coffee, Motown Records and other centers of creativity.
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The Dakotas helped future president Theodore Roosevelt overcome the loss of his first wife and became the home of a sculptor's greatest triumph.
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A flight over Puerto Rico and the Virgins reveals the stunning beauty of the Caribbean islands' towering mountains and dazzling beaches.

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The show's team flies over the islands, capturing footage of big-wave surfers, pineapple plantations and a live, close-up overhead look at an erupting volcano.
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An aerial crew presents a dramatic view of Northern California where the region displays natural landmarks and historical manmade structures.
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Get a stunning view of the soul, strength and spirit of this historic land on Aerial Mexico.
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An aerial tour of Nevada shows that it has more to offer than Las Vegas, revealing historic gold and silver mines and ghost towns as well as Hoover Dam.
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Get a stunning view of the soul, strength and spirit of this historic land on Aerial Mexico.
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The state that is twice the size of Texas contains 16 of the U.S.' 20 tallest mountains and hosted North America's most powerful earthquake ever.
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A Boeing 737 leaving Manaus, Brazil collides with an Embraer business jet over the Amazon rainforest, and investigators disagree about the accident's causes.
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Facing poor visibility, a cargo flight is on final approach to an Alabama airport when it hits a grove of trees and crashes.
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In 1986, 80 passengers die when two planes collide in midair and crash into a Los Angeles neighborhood, and experts explain the cause of the accident.
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A review of air disasters caused by explosive decompression or pressurization failure reveals problems ranging from design flaws to maintenance mistakes.
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In 1992, a Boeing 737 leaves Panama City and then vanishes from ATC radar minutes later, and it is found that the plane has crashed in a remote jungle.
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A Boeing 747 en route from London to New York explodes 31,000 feet above Lockerbie, Scotland, killing 11 people on the ground as well as everyone on board.

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