Programm von Pluto TV Military

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Regular American units fought under rules of engagement enforced by their leaders and unconventional Special Forces fought classified battles.

A look at five disillusioned young men studying at Cambridge University in the 1930s when they were secretly recruited by Soviet agents.

An inside perspective on the CIA agency throughout the Cold War. The West employed the CIA in controversial ways to win the Cold 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.

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

Eastern and Western offensives of the Allied and Soviet armies in their way to Berlin. Operation Market Garden.

The final chapter in the Pacific with the allies eventually wresting control from the Japanese and the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

In 1967, in response to a growing threat by her Arab neighbors, Israel launches a pre-emptive strike against Egypt in the Sinai. This is the story of one of the swiftest and most dramatic victories in modern warfare.

By 1942, the Japanese Empire stretched halfway across the Pacific Ocean. This is the rarely told story of the key role played by US Marine tanks in the Pacific Campaign. They fight bloody battles against fanatical Japanese forces.

Blitzkrieg literally means Lightning War, a combat strategy that is hard, fast and merciless. Examine the factors which are essential for modern Blitzkrieg to work and the inherent dangers which can threaten disaster.

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.

The series begins with the German invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939, a surprise attack that ignited the Second World War.

As Germany moves westward, this episode covers the dramatic fall of France and the rapid conquest of several European countries.

By 1942, the war has reached a global scale. This episode examines key battles in North Africa, the Pacific, and the Eastern Front, as well as the escalating human cost of the conflict.

This episode delves into the darkest chapters of the war: the Holocaust and the ideology of racial superiority that fueled Nazi atrocities.

1943 marks the turning point in the war, as the Allies open new fronts. The invasion of Italy, the battle for Stalingrad, and the island-hopping campaigns in the Pacific begin to turn the tide.

The war reaches new levels of intensity as it drags on, affecting civilian populations like never before.

With the Allies advancing on all fronts, this episode focuses on the crumbling Axis defenses.

This episode takes viewers to 1945, a year filled with crucial events that shape the end of the war.

With the fall of Nazi Germany, the focus shifts to the Pacific, where Japan continues to resist fiercely.

In August 1945, the world witnesses the devastating impact of atomic warfare as Hiroshima and Nagasaki are obliterated.

The final episode covers Japan's surrender and the formal end of World War II. The world begins to reckon with the scale of devastation, from the ruins of Europe to the atomic wastelands of Japan.

The Six-Day War was a battle no one really wanted, and a victory greater than expected. Israel, outnumbered, fought on the field of espionage.

The soldiers who use 'Psy Ops' use every means available to break the will of the enemy. This episode explores the techniques of wartime 'persuasion.'

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