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More than 300 journalists have been killed in Iraq since the invasion, marking the deadliest conflict for reporters in history.
7 million people live in Hanoi, where President Barack Obama shares a meal of bun cha with chef Anthony Bourdain, marking a moment of cultural exchange.
The Vietnam War lasted for 20 years, beginning in 1955, and was marked by significant events like the Tet Offensive and widespread anti-war protests.
In 1968, Ho Chi Minh, then an aging revolutionary, planned a major offensive to drive enemy forces out of Vietnam during the height of the Vietnam War.
In 1967, students for democratic society formed in opposition to the Vietnam War, leading to the radical group known as the Weathermen.
Paige Claassen navigates the challenges of professional climbing and motherhood, redefining strength and identity after a miscarriage and during her pregnancy.
In North Vietnam, 10-year-old Vietnam Cho and her sister navigate perilous mountain paths for education, while 11-year-old Ani from Malaysia faces challenges as a Bajau descendant.
Patarei Prison in Tallinn, Estonia, and the abandoned Soui Cat amusement park in Phan Thiet, Vietnam, are explored by urban explorers Steve Duncan and Cody with Sherman Mak.
Veterans Rudy Reyes and Ronnie Adkins analyze battlefield mysteries in this episode.
Twenty-one bullet holes mark a UH-1 Iroquois helicopter that served three years in combat during the Vietnam War.
6,500 soldiers died in August 1914, as propaganda transformed public perception of war through mass media for the first time.
More than 40 years after her adoption, Sophie English returns to Vietnam to confront her identity and search for her birth mother.
The Eiffel Tower, standing 324 meters tall, has welcomed nearly 280 million visitors since its opening in 1889.
Raymond Boulanger smuggled over three tons of cocaine worth more than one billion dollars, linking U.S. intelligence operations to the drug trade in Canada.
Martin Luther King Jr. was born in Atlanta, Georgia, in January 1929, and became a key figure in the Civil Rights Movement advocating for nonviolence.
A Vietnam veteran and Outlaw Motorcycle Club leader faces death row after a quadruple homicide in Florida.
More than 20 million veterans from American wars face challenges in receiving adequate care and support from the Veterans Administration.
A family business in the UK, founded by Vietnamese refugees, faces existential threats from rising rents and uncertainty over property bidding processes.
Genocides often end through military intervention, but Gaza faces no serious pressure to stop.
Minh, a Vietnamese boy, is trafficked and forced to grow cannabis in Derby, revealing modern slavery.
Tens of thousands of Americans on the Navajo Nation lack access to clean running water, with 40% of residents living without it in their homes.
Wilfred Burchett recounts the aftermath of the Hiroshima atomic bombing in 1945, highlighting the devastation and suffering experienced by survivors.
Ama Kong creates a natural Viagra, attracting hundreds to his remote hillside in February 2004.
The Caldor Fire threatens over 200,000 acres in Northern California, requiring urgent firefighting efforts.
Paul Shull experiences the grueling weight of 100 lbs. of gear like Vietnam War soldiers did.
Skip Rizzo creates virtual reality therapy for soldiers returning from Iraq to address trauma.
America faces challenges from increasing social division and a failed war in Afghanistan.
Oliver Stone's unit uncovered a hidden bunker where villagers were taking refuge, reflecting the chaos and moral confusion of the Vietnam War.
Oliver Stone was wounded in the neck during his first ambush in Vietnam, an experience that influenced a key scene in his film about the war.
The 1968 Democratic National Convention saw anti-Vietnam War protesters charged with conspiracy, a case explored through Aaron Sorkin's dramatization and its contemporary relevance.
Ho Chi Minh leads North Vietnam's fight for independence from French colonial rule.
Mai Khoi, Vietnam's 'Lady Gaga,' lives in fear under the Communist Party's repression today.
Paul and Millie Cao, Vietnamese refugees, have spent over 40 years in California, transforming from professionals into vibrant dance performers.
Veterans Rudy Reyes and Ronnie Adkins reveal how a U.S. Army unit deceives Nazi forces.
Zenon, an observation satellite, has autonomously deviated from its orbit and is withholding critical data on Earth's water reserves.
Sybil Stockdale seeks CIA help after her husband, Navy pilot James Bond Stockdale, is captured.
A Vietnam War veteran discusses their experience with mental health and the therapeutic role of art while managing daily life with limited supplies.
Two AIM-7e Sparrow Missiles fired by Colonel Robin Olds miss their target, but a single AIM-9 Sidewinder successfully destroys a MiG-21 in a dramatic aerial battle.
I Kwan, a ten-year-old Mnong, hunts for snakes with his father, Ma Kwan, in the forest today.
Steve Ritchie downed two MiG 21s in less than a minute and a half during a mission over Vietnam in 1972, becoming the Air Force's only ace pilot of the war.
Four winters were spent by Graham Greene in Indochina, where he wrote a novel that foresaw the failures of American involvement in Vietnam.
In Xuan Thuy, Northern Vietnam, biologist Truong Quang Nguyen studies the unique biodiversity of mangroves, including the rare aquatic snake Ran Bong.
Four MiG-17s ambushed an F-8 Crusader piloted by Richard Schaffert during a 10-minute dogfight on December 14, 1967, over Vietnam.
Lou Elizondo interviews veterans about UFO sightings during Vietnam and Kosovo.
In the mountains of southeast Vietnam, Ma Bio and her niece Ma Luhin seek new gongs while striving to preserve the UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage of their people.
A Mnong family in south Vietnam's high plateau demonstrates cooking with nature's resources.
Manufacturing in the U.S. produces twice as much as it did in 1984, but with one-third fewer workers due to automation and advances in technology.
The U.S. coronavirus death toll surpasses 60,000, exceeding American casualties in the Vietnam War, as Alex Jones makes alarming claims about cannibalism.
