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The American Army was struggling to fight an elusive enemy. Learn about the Viet Cong's methods to hinder America's attempts to seal South Vietnam.

From capture to interrogation and internment, the fate of thousands of WWI prisoners was determined by their captors off of the battlefield.

Go behind the scenes of FDR's use of military intelligence operatives. Learn how American spymasters helped Roosevelt keep an eye on his enemies.

Story of the Enigma Machine, the cracking of the Enigma codes and British disinformation campaigns.

German invasion of Denmark and Norway. The drive on Western Europe.

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

The Central Pacific area, with its huge distance ranges, rekindle the war between the Japanese and the Americans.

In 1943, tanks of the Canadian Armoured Corps make their combat debut on the European mainland. This is the story of the Canadian tankers who fight their way up the Italian peninsula in the push to liberate Rome from Nazi occupation.

1965: American ground forces and Marine Corps tanks, land in South Vietnam, confident that conventional military will defeat the Communist insurgency. But American Tankers quickly discover that even the power of armor cannot overcome the guerrilla tactics

Strategic Bombing takes war to the heartland of the enemy, striking at industry, infrastructure, and civilians. It seeks to destroy not only an enemy’s ability to wage war, but also its will to fight on at all.

The Battleplan for Blockade is directed not against an army or navy, or an individual town or city, but against a nation as a whole. Learn how blockades have the ability to destroy or at least damage a country’s ability to wage war.

As the Allies land in Normandy, Hitler unleashes Das Reich, the brutal Panzer division infamous for massacres in Ukraine and Belarus.

With recolorized archives, this episode explores the final year of Hitler's infamous division.

In 2016, over 200 unseen photos of Nazi officials surfaced, revealing the rise of a young Hitlerite group in concentration camps between 1928 and 1943.

On September 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland in a blitzkrieg fueled not only by tactics and technology, but also by Pervitin, a crystal meth.

Hitler, Göring, and Himmler shared a strange obsession with animals, using them as propaganda tools, symbols of ideology, and even weapons of war.

The Second World War was the closest the world has come to a complete total war.

Total War demands resources: economic, agricultural and industrial. It draws upon the labour and the morale of entire populations to meet its needs.

The Second World War shattered the boundaries between battlefield and home-front in much of the world.

In the Second World War civilians became defenders against and targets of aerial warfare on a scale never before seen.

Total War was not the cause of the Holocaust but it did provide a means for its execution. This episode will explore what role total war played in this genocide.

The end of the Second World War brought destruction and liberation, relief mixed with grief. Explore the aftermath of total war.

As the armies of WWI struggled, the German government broke the stalemate and ushered in a new era of warfare by turning to covert operations.

The treatment of POWs on both sides during WWII. From interrogation to housing to repatriation, civilian and military POWs were often used as pawns.

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