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While Hitler funds space projects for his war effort, rather than science, German space pioneer Eugen Sanger is a true believer in advancing science and space flight.

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

Fighting the spread of 1950s communism has prepared America's new president to face new threats around the world. JFK must prevent countries from falling under its influence without going to war.

The assassination of John F. Kennedy put a new leader in the driving seat of America's commitment to South Vietnam.

The first major battle of the war takes place at Ia Drang. Colonel Hal Moore leads the 1st Cavalry Division against hardened North Vietnamese regulars.

The story of the formation of the Office of Strategic Services, the predecessor to the CIA. OSS agents played an important role in WWII.

From CIA assassination attempts to Castro's pacts with the Soviets, a look at one of the most enduring revolutionaries of the twentieth century.

Eastern and Western offensives of the Allied and Soviet armies in their way to Berlin. Operation Market Garden.

The Munich Agreement. German invasion of Poland. Russian invasion of Poland and Finland (the Winter War).

After the naval battle in Midway the U.S.A. regain the leading drive of the war in the Pacific.

A detailed look at the aerial battle in the skies over Europe and the bombing campaign against Nazi Germany.

By September 1944, Patton’s hard-charging Third Army threatens to breach the German border. This is the story of the largest tank-vs-tank clash of the Second World War, as Hitler masses hundreds of panzers in a desperate bid to halt Patton’s advance.

In 1967, in response to a growing threat by her Arab neighbors, Israel launches a pre-emptive strike against Egypt in the Sinai. This is the story of one of the swiftest and most dramatic victories in modern warfare.

Control of the Air is an essential prerequisite of most modern military Battleplans – blitzkrieg, assault from the sea, pre-emptive strike. On occasions, the struggle to control the air has been so crucial it has become a Battleplan in its own right.

Special Operations are the cutting edge of modern warfare. Behind-the-lines, unseen, undertaken by small numbers of elite personnel, they can cover everything from intelligence gathering or raiding to the achievement of major strategic objectives.

Normandy, August 1944. The highest scoring German Panzer Ace, Michael Wittmann, was killed during a counter-attack against British and Canadian tanks. Wittmann’s death went unexamined until his remains were found in 1983.

The Wooden Mosquito was the queen of the skies in 1943 – 1944. The Germans had nothing to match this beautiful aircraft. The Mosquito turned the tables on the Luftwaffer, and the hunter became the hunted.

The siege of Malta was the most important battle in 1941 – 1942. The courage of the Maltese civilians in the face of indescribable bombing and the amazing Spitfire pilots helped turn the tide in this critical, but little appreciated campaign.

The Spanish War, 1936-39, was one of the most complicated and passionate episodes in Modern History. Spain became the showdown between the rising wave of Fascism, and those who decided it had to be stopped.

The battles of the first world war were battles of attrition. Opposing armies hardly moving between lines of trenches. The battles of the second world war were different.

The second world war involved conflict on an unprecedented scale. Its battles set new marks for the sheer size of forces deployed and for the power of their weapons.

A war that reached every continent and touched every sort of terrain demanded a wide variety of strategies and tactics.

Battles are almost always about territory, with the objectives of advancing the front line, seizing the port, the city, the oil field and more.

One of the reasons for the success of the D-Day landings was the element of surprise; the huge invasion force, congregating along the south coast of England, went undetected by German Intelligence.

As the liberation of France got underway, the citizens of a nation oppressed since 1940 celebrated the Allied arrival with rapture.

Hitler’s position was worsening by the day, and the Nazis were still capable of inflicting terrible damage.

While the Russians moved towards Germany from the East, and the Allies attacked from the west, the Japanese continued their battle in the Pacific, fighting American Marines on Iwo Jima.

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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