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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.

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.

Although he tried to distance himself from Stalin's ruthless regime, Khrushchev brought the world to the brink of nuclear war.

Allied invasion of Normandy. Liberation of Paris.

Iwojima. Okinawa. Atomic bombs and the surrender of the Japanese army bring to a close the greatest disaster so far known to mankind -- World War II.

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

The struggle to control the Atlantic and maintain the Allies supply chain in WWII.

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.

By 1942, Rommel’s Afrika Corps has been pushed back to Tunisia and the brash new US tank force lands in North Africa. This is the story of the final North African battles as two of history’s most famed tank commanders – Patton and Rommel – go head to head

The use of one’s battlefleet to establish control of the sea, or to frustrate an enemy’s attempt to do so, has been a key aspect of naval warfare for two and a half thousand years. Analyze the fundamentals of this very different type of Battleplan.

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.

In the war in the Pacific, Iwo Jima was crucial to the U.S. as an air base for long- range bombing missions against mainland Japan. The Japanese knew the island’s importance and spent years “digging in” in preparation for the inevitable U.S. attack.

From 1937, colour films also document life in Hitler's Germany. Eva Braun and Hitler's pilot Hans Baur are among the first amateur filmmakers to expose the new celluloid.

During the war with the Soviet Union, 35mm color footage was used for Nazi propaganda. Hitler's pilot filmed his visit to the front lines.

In 1944, in southern England, Allied troops are getting ready to land in Normandy. US soldier Jack Lieb is there with his amateur camera. On D-Day, John Ford shoots in colour with his camera crews.

Twenty years after Kaiser Wilhelm's exile in 1919, the German navy, Kriegsmarine, had once again grown into a powerful weapon, nurtured this time by Hitler's Third Reich.

In November 1943 at the Tehran Conference, Churchill agreed to an offensive that would once again bring his British forces to full-scale combat with the Nazis. Allied Supreme Commander Dwight D.

The mantle of invisibility surrounding German forces had slipped and fallen since Stalingrad and panzer units suffering heavy losses.

The only option for the German Sixth Army at Stalingrad was surrender, while all across Russia, the Red Army consolidated its advantage.

After success in North Africa, the Allies returned to occupied Europe, first landing on Sicily before moving north into Italy under the command of Montgomery, known fondly by his men as Monty.

While Hitler faced frustrations on all fronts, and the Japanese were kept at bay by the Americans, despite heavy US casualties, the Allied leaders faced a new challenge.

As winter gave way to spring, the world watched and waited as the Allied forces prepared for Operation Overlord.

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