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As 1942 drew to a close, the Allies were really beginning to make headway. The British made a crucial breakthrough in North Africa, and the Americans pushed the Japanese out of Burma and New Guinea.

A nation shaped by war for thousands of years fights to overcome the oppression of foreign powers.

June 5th, 1944, 9:30 PM. 13,348 men from two American parachute divisions, the 82nd and the 101st Airborne in nearly 1,000 aircraft will take off to Normandy.

Germany's retreat continues as the Allies liberate France and Belgium. Montgomery's ambition to end the war risks more than his reputation as the push toward the Netherlands begins.

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

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.

North-African battles between the Axis and the Allied armies. Enters Rommel and his Afrika Korps. Greece. Crete and Malta.

An in-depth look a the events leading up to The Battle of Britain.

In February 1945, Canadian forces launch an attack to cross the Rhine and enter the German heartland. This is the story of the struggle for the Hochwald Gap – the final obstacle blocking the Allies, which the Germans are determined to hold at any cost.

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.

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.

A raid is an offensive military operation that aims to achieve a specific objective and then get out. It is a Battleplan which can be used against human or military targets and often requires elite special forces.

Join us as we hear the incredible real accounts from military officers on both sides of the war as they recount harrowing true stories from their time in aerial combat.

Part one of a three part series. From the beginning of the World War II, the sea became a vitally important scene of conflict.

Part two of a three part series. From the beginning of the World War II, the sea became a vitally important scene of conflict.

Part three of a three part series. From the beginning of the World War II, the sea became a vitally important scene of conflict.

On a normal Friday night in America, the Soviet satellite Sputnik is thrust into outer space.

Learn what happens behind the scenes during one of the 20th century's most important chapters.

Big Slim is an aviation legend. During a nail-biting engagement in the skies over Europe, Sgt Fred 'Big Slim' Richardson's tall frame was struck by thirty-six pieces of shrapnel.

Speeding behind German lines, the men of Troop A, in their armored cars and half-tracks, left destruction and fear in their wake.

It took 'men of steel' to operate Sherman tanks. The crew of the tank dubbed 'Dehydrated Hell' is assigned to act as a decoy to lure the elusive German 6th Panzer Division into the open.

This is the thrilling story of one of the most decorated companies in the Army, Company K of the 18th Infantry Regiment, known as 'The Bloody One'.

This is the true story of an American paratrooper rescued by the French underground in Normandy under the noses of German troops. Meet Glen Robinson, a U.S.

Meet Jose Lopez, a man who can forage chicken from deserted farms and cook it, a la Mexican, but also a fighting man.

On the brink of failure, many give up, but some fight twice as hard. Establishing a military academy in Munich, the Seventh Army trained non-commissioned officers. One of these students, Sgt.

Refusing to postpone marriage until the War's end, Nurse Nancy Howard was determined to be as close to her man as possible. When Lt.

Nothing prepares soldiers to be surrounded by enemy tanks and infantry.

Faith conquers fear. Caught behind enemy lines with their Paratroop Battalion, Chaplain Francis Sampson and Medic Fred Banners tend to their wounded unit.

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.

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