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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.'

Untold stories behind the headlines from Western intelligence agencies and the KGB. Features new revelations about the KGB's tactics.

They operated in the shadows with innocuous names like the Special Operations Executive, MI-5 and MI-6, but their missions were deadly serious.

German troops invade the Soviet Union and move rapidly forward on all fronts. Their main objectives are Moscow, Leningrad and Stalingrad.

Invasion of Sicily. Mussolini's downfall. Ploesti. Invasion of the Italian Peninsula.

The Battle of the Ardennes (the Battle of the Bulge). Conquest of Berlin. Hitler's death. Surrender and end of the war in Europe.

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

Michael Wittmann – the most decorated tank ace in history – fought at Kursk and in Normandy – and in many of the greatest tank battles of all time.

In December 1944, an infamous SS tank force leads Hitler’s final offensive in the west. This is the story of the Sixth Panzer Army’s incredible breakthrough of the American line and subsequent encirclement and defeat.

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.

Siege warfare is almost as old as history itself and can have several aims; To frustrate an enemy’s offensive Battleplan, to seize victory by capturing a key position, or to tie down a critical element of the enemy’s forces.

The evolution of America's Navy 1775 to 1914, from non-existent to one of the greatest sea powers in the world

The technological advances propelled by the U.S. Navy from 1915 to present day have ensured that our sailors are an unparalleled nautical force

The origins and creation of our nation's stopgap military force from 1775 - 1916

The colorful history and evolution of the men and women of our nation's Marine Corps from 1917 to today

The evolution of our nation's superiority in the skies, from 1903 to today.

The proud history and traditions of the soldiers who stood against our nations enemies to defended our freedoms, from 1775 to 1899

Narrated by Gary Sinise, this documentary showcases the medal itself and how it rose from a decoration no one wanted, to become the nation's highest honor.

June 15th 1944, just nine days after D-Day in Normandy, on the far side of the world another invasion fleet was about to land its troops. The battle for the Island of Saipan would be savage, its capture to three, long, gruesome weeks.

Tarawa was the most strongly defended island in the Pacific which the Japanese boasted that a million Americans couldn’t take the island in one hundred years. On Tarawa the Marines faced their sternest test yet.

Learn about the code breaking and stealing that took place during the longest and most crucial water battle in WWII between Germany and the Allies.

One of the burning questions of WWII: How did the Nazis hide their atrocities and what did the Allies do about the 'final solution'?

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