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As winter gave way to spring, the world watched and waited as the Allied forces prepared for Operation Overlord.

South Vietnamese forces begin to shoulder the full weight of the war and struggle against the might of the communist war machine.

North Vietnamese troops close in on Saigon. Helicopters lift off from rooftops as the last U.S.

A look at two of the Kremlin's numerous top spy operatives whose endeavors brought them to Tokyo and Paris. Their allegiance to Stalin never waned.

The top-secret planning behind the Coalition's victory over Iraq. How crucial information was gathered in order to win in the Perian Gulf.

The greatest armoured cars' battle in history easied the way for the Soviet troops on they road to Berlin.

A survey of Hitler's early years. Nazism. His appointment as Chancellor and the men in his Government.

Assault on Pearl Harbor. Singapore. The Philippines. Doolittle and the B-25s.

The Battle for supremacy in the Desert of North Africa.

On June 6, 1944, the Allies land on the northern coast of France. This is the story of the 2nd Canadian Armoured Brigade as they fight their way inland against a stubborn and ruthless German defense.

After the success of the Blitzkrieg, young men across Germany flock to the armored corps in search of glory and excitement. This is the story of one young German tanker as he comes face to face with the harsh realities of armored warfare.

Winning a swift victory by catching the enemy unawares, is one of any commanders’ great dreams. Sometimes, it can be a dramatic reaction to an opportunity, or it can be designed to remove a potential threat from the enemy’s arsenal.

Flank attack – going around the side of the enemy instead of taking him head-on – is one of the most basic of Battleplans, yet stories of key victories decided by a flanking manoeuvres fill military textbooks.

Discover the most powerful manned jet in the world; The Lockheed F-22 Raptor. Its extraordinary capability is the result of a weapons race to evolve the perfect combat aircraft which began well before Frank Whittle invented the jet engine.

The most fearsome tank on today’s battlefield is the US M-1A2 Abrams, virtually impregnable, fast, and capable of destroying an opponent many miles away. It is the most perfect example of a weapons race which began over 90 years ago.

As soon as the idea of strategic bombing was conceived, men began to look at ways of detecting them – or at evading this detection.

Discover the weapons race which continued with the Soviet Union using every means possible – particularly espionage - to catch up with the United States, and then competing to produce smaller and more deadly bombs.

For centuries men dreamed of machines which could win wars without slaughter on the ground. In today’s Northrop B-2A Spirit stealth bomber we seem to have reached this ideal.

From the moment the first German V-2 rocket exploded on London, the weapons race was on to develop more powerful strategic ballistic missiles with greater range, payload and accuracy.

The outbreak of war in Europe forces the US to review its readiness for war.

When infantry comes up against tanks, the odds are on the tanks. The 908th Field Artillery Battalion was tasked to clear a road littered with German tanks; their chances were slim.

Reaching the heart of Hitler's Third Reich brought some of the war's bloodiest battles.

This is the story of a young apple-cheeked Sergeant nick-named 'Ma' by his men because of his protective nature toward their scouting unit.

The town of Hotten became very important during WWII as Hitler had ordered it held at all costs because of its key defensive location by the Siegfried Line.

In mid-August 1944, the Allies launched 'Operation Anvil' to increase pressure on German troops after the Normandy landings.

Pee Wee Donovan became a first aid man after promising his mother he wouldn’t hurt anyone.

Sergeant Cleo Lehenbauer, nicknamed 'Indestructible,' is wounded during the 101st Airborne's D-Day jump and, after being hospitalized, returns to Normandy.

This is the story of Emily, a young French girl who helps a wounded GI. On June 6, 1944, a glider crashes, leaving Private First Class Bud Harvey as the only survivor.

While Hitler funds space projects for his war effort, rather than science, German space pioneer Eugen Sanger is a true believer in advancing science and space flight.

A nation shaped by war for thousands of years fights to overcome the oppression of foreign powers.

Fighting the spread of 1950s communism has prepared America's new president to face new threats around the world. JFK must prevent countries from falling under its influence without going to war.

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