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A soaring tour over America's most remarkable cities, including Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago, and more.

Discover the sights and stories of New Hampshire, from Concord to White Mountain State Park and beyond.

Delve into Arkansas, America's wild interior, from the Mississippi River bottomlands to towering mountain peaks.

Soar over Idaho and explore this state's most unexpected sites, from Hell's Canyon to breathtaking waterfalls.

An aerial tour over the world's first national park showcases Yellowstone's visual wonders, diverse wildlife, and rich history.

Experience America's fight to take the island of Saipan from Japan and get within striking distance of Tokyo.

See how America's island-hopping strategy in the Pacific nearly ended with its first invasion of the Tarawa atoll.

Witness the first battles and initial shockwaves of the Pacific War, captured through rare color footage.

Simultaneous island attacks and failed B-29 raids, captured through personal color home movies and combat footage.

The first steps of the long, bloody, uphill battle for the Pacific, captured through rare color footage.

Was Stonehenge built to be an observatory, a cathedral, or was it a mass grave? Experts reveal its shocking secrets.

See how dozens of mummified corpses in European bogs are providing a remarkable glimpse into the past.

Learn the science behind head shrinking and how this ancient ritual exploded into a gruesome, Victorian-era craze.

Examine the history of the aircraft carrier and witness how its air wing operates.

The crew of the USS George H.W. Bush aircraft carrier prepares to give air support to ground troops battling ISIS in Iraq.

A behind-the-scenes look at the operations of a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, and the dedicated sailors who keep it running at maximum efficiency.

The story of the B-17s of WWII, the airmen who flew them, and the most famous bomber of all, the Memphis Belle.

Watch the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum crew move artifacts like the Wright Flyer and the Apollo 11 capsule.

Learn how four African American college students began a nonviolent sit-in at a Woolworth's lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina, and started a revolution.

Celebrate the Space Shuttle Discovery's remarkable past and her final flight to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

A look at the Hindenburg crash, the San Francisco earthquake and other disasters of the early 20th century through colorized home movies and archival footage.

Color footage of the Rockefellers, Roosevelts, and Kennedys gives an unprecedented look at America's storied families.

Revisit America during the turbulent 1960s, as we bring the dawn of modern America to colorful life.

The story of Alaska's evolution, from isolated wilderness to America's 49th state, during the first half of the 20th century.

Witness the highs and lows of 1950s America, from consumerism to McCarthyism and beyond: in color.

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