Programação de History Hit

U.S. Army War College are arranging virtual panel discussion to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Korean War

The US Army's black units increased to 12.4%, but the Department of Defense struggled to integrate them.

Luke Tomes explores 16th-17th-century European gentlemanly skills, focusing on duelling and dancing.

Dan Snow and Saul David reveal D-Day secrets, tactics, and deception from National Archives documents.

D-Day saw 453 air sorties from the Solent to support the massive Normandy assault.

Ten individuals, dramatic stories, and extraordinary days resulted in the end of World War 2.

The text provides an in-depth account of the liberation of Europe during WWII

In December 1941, Britain and the U.S. adopted the Germany First policy, prioritizing Nazi defeat.

Mark Urban, a historian, delves into the life of six Royal Tank Regiment soldiers, examining their experiences

Join James Holland for a ride in the iconic British tank, The Cromwell.

Over 100 WWII aircraft tragically landed at the bottom of Lake Michigan.

Japan's delay of Gen. Buckner's invasion led to the deadly Battle of Okinawa between the U.S. &Japan in WWII.

Saburo Masada, born with Japanese blood, learned about World War Two and its impact on America

1942: Japanese-Americans migrated to assembly centers, with Army transportation.

MI6 elite military team aimed to infiltrate Japanese territories and establish Chinese resistance links

A look at the men and women who learn to lift off and land a supersonic aircraft on an aircraft carrier’s deck

Part two of Angle of Attack , Korea, and later Vietnam, offer a reminder of the utility of naval aviation.

The text explores the key figures of the Battle of Shanghai, its three-month duration, subsequent war years

A re-creation of the dogfight between one American and one Japanese pilot who faced each other over the Pacific in the summer of 1942.

Fairey Swordfish was a tough WWII biplane, famed for torpedo attacks despite outdated design.

A look at one of the greatest engineering feats in history, the modern US nuclear carrier.

On December 7, 1941, Japanese planes dropped torpedoes and bombs on an American Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor.

The Japanese bombing of Darwin in 1942 was a pivotal event, causing destruction and casualties.