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Twenty years of war in Vietnam left many nations forever scarred. Although the helicopters were gone, many had not come home. The slow return of the U.S.

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.

Chemical and biological weapons used in World War I, the U.S. gas stockpiled in the Pacific during WWII and the Iraqi gassing of the Kurds.

The secrets behind Ho Chi Minh's control of Vietnam and his ability to force outside forces out of his country during his three-decade reign.

Several naval clashes in the Gulf of Leyte led to the liberation of the Philippines. Along with the British victory in Burma, they opened the way to Tokyo.

Operation Sea Lion. The struggle for Great Britain's skies.

Montgomery. Counter-offensive in North Africa. Operation Torch.

The bloody battle for Stalingrad, Hitler's bridge too far.

The Battle of Kursk comes to a climax at the Russian village of Prokhorovka on July 12, 1943.

By 1944, the Soviets have turned the tide of war in the East and are pursuing the Nazi army back through the Baltic States. This is the story of the German tankers who continue to fight and win the battles even though they cannot win the war.

Discover the history and principles of guerrilla warfare, analyze the requirements of its Battleplan from two perspectives – those waging guerrilla warfare, and those opposing it.

Assault from the Air introduces a third dimension to a battlefield. The program focuses on the key requirements in a Battleplan for Assault from the Air and the changes that technology has brought.

Discover some of the more remarkable tales that came out of the world wars.Hear about a weird Japanese weapon and the U-boat activity that awakened something strange in the oceans.

World War Weird explains the most mysterious and bizarre events of both the World Wars.

World War Weird explains the most mysterious and bizarre events of both the World Wars.

World War Weird explains the most mysterious and bizarre events of both the World Wars.

World War Weird explains the most mysterious and bizarre events of both the World Wars.

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.

The assassination of John F. Kennedy put a new leader in the driving seat of America's commitment to South Vietnam.

The first major battle of the war takes place at Ia Drang. Colonel Hal Moore leads the 1st Cavalry Division against hardened North Vietnamese regulars.

General Westmoreland executes his plan by unleashing America's advanced technology and firepower.

The war enters its fourth year. U.S. troop numbers and casualty lists spiral upward. At home, the war grows increasingly unpopular, and the government faces protests, riots, and assassinations.

1968's celebration of the Lunar New Year doesn't go as planned. The Tet Offensive exploded across more than 100 towns and cities, including the ancient capital of Hue and even the grounds of the U.S.

Lyndon Johnson bows out, and Richard Nixon wins big to become America's fourth president to oversee the war.

While the U.S. supports new fighting on the borders, the long goodbye begins in Vietnam. The Ho Chi Minh Trail keeps fueling the fight, even as American forces depart.

Twenty years of war in Vietnam left many nations forever scarred. Although the helicopters were gone, many had not come home. The slow return of the U.S.

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.

'Black Week' 1943 sees the worst casualties to date with missions bombing ever deeper into Germany.

The story of America's code-breaking efforts against seemingly impenetrable secret Japanese military and diplomatic communications.

Chemical and biological weapons used in World War I, the U.S. gas stockpiled in the Pacific during WWII and the Iraqi gassing of the Kurds.

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