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In April 1972, F-4 Phantoms engage in a high-stakes dogfight against Russian MiG-21s in Vietnam.
Students recount the terror of the Army Public School attack in Peshawar, facing gunmen and chaos.
The official companion book of Fall of Civilizations releases soon in paperback form.
Yesterday, 91 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces, prompting families of Gaza flotilla activists to express pride in their loved ones' humanitarian efforts.
Families of Russian troops protest for their return from the Ukraine front amid risks of arrest.
The discovery of the wreckage of Eagle 56 prompts James Oliver Cunningham's sister to seek closure about her brother's fate, highlighting the emotional toll on families of World War I sailors.
Tony Harris analyzes famous Bigfoot footage on The Proof Is Out There Fridays at 10/9c.
A Russian military blogger is killed in a cafe explosion in Saint Petersburg, injuring 16 others.
Over four days, a storm disrupted supply lines, leaving the U.S. Port of Omaha out of commission and hundreds of ships wrecked along the beaches.
Farmers in Iowa report selling soybeans below their cost of production due to China's tariffs, yet many still support Donald Trump.
Arrow Air Flight 1285 crashes in 1985, killing 248 soldiers returning home for Christmas.
Marcus and Narcissa Whitman face tensions after settling near the Columbia River.
Ukrainian soldiers face challenges as fears of a larger Russian invasion grow.
Ancient Aliens returns on August 29, exploring potential alien invasion themes.
Felix Baumgartner makes history with the highest skydive from 128,097 feet.
Sergio Marchionne, chief executive of Fiat Chrysler, dies at 66 after surgery complications.
In Donetsk, recent fighting has resulted in the death of at least one Ukrainian military member and injuries to over 20 others amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
A large explosion sends smoke into the sky as Kurdish demonstrators show support for fighters in Kobani against Isis.
Chin State in northwestern Myanmar battles the Tatmadaw in a brutal civil war.
Since 1948, millions of Palestinians have suffered under Israeli occupation, as stated by director Jun Li during a speech in Berlin advocating for their liberation.
Josh dives in Micronesia to find a lost P-47 Thunderbolt from World War II.
At Blind Frog Ranch, Duane and Chad find Spanish silver coins believed to be left by conquistadors in 1782, raising questions about hidden treasure on the property.
In March 2022, the Endurance shipwreck, captained by Ernest Shackleton during the 1914-1917 expedition, was found in the Weddell Sea, showcasing its excellent preservation.
Fawcett uncovers a mysterious document about the Lost City of Z in History's Greatest Mysteries.
Finding the right people is vital for Kevin Costner's The West documentary series.
Finland faces new security threats from Russia, prompting debate over NATO membership.
Finland shifts from military non-alignment to support NATO membership amid Russia's actions.
Firestone secures a 99-year lease for 1 million acres in Liberia for six cents an acre.
In 2023, a team of deep-sea explorers and scientists conducted the first manned dive to the RMS Titanic in 14 years, capturing over 70,000 images for a comprehensive digital scan.
Elena and her children return home on the first passenger train to Kramatorsk since April.
The First World War Interactive series offers a global view of WWI through seven chapters.
The video shows the Israeli Army's troop buildup along the Gaza border amid rising tensions.
Rusty Schweickart shares his dreamy experience of floating in space during Apollo missions.
Watch new episodes Fridays as Tony Harris analyzes UFOs and other phenomena caught on film.
Hundreds of people reported seeing flying saucers in the sky between June and July 1947, prompting a serious investigation by the army.
John D. McHugh follows US troops in Afghanistan during Fighting Season from 2007 to 2008.
Strikes in Gaza on Tuesday kill at least 100 Palestinians, hitting Ismail Haniyah's home.
Diego Maradona died at the age of 60 from a heart attack, as confirmed by his attorney, after a career that included leading Argentina to victory in the 1986 World Cup.
Idi Amin's brutal regime in Uganda is examined, highlighting his legacy and the historical context of his leadership compared to figures like Stalin.
George H. W. Bush, the 41st president of the United States, dies at 94, remembered for his legacy.
Mikhail Gorbachev, former Soviet leader, dies at 91, marking a significant historical moment.
Mikhail Gorbachev, key to ending the Cold War, dies at 91, with breaking news reported.
Samuel Paty, a teacher, is murdered in a terror attack in a quiet town near Paris.
On June 6, 1944, Frank DeVita dropped the ramp on the USS Samuel Chase, exposing soldiers to enemy fire as they landed on Omaha Beach.
Perry celebrates his victory over Baron Gottfried von Cramm at Wimbledon with a handshake.
The European Union imposes historic sanctions on Russia to counter its aggression.
On June 21, 1964, three volunteers were murdered by white supremacists during Freedom Summer, drawing national attention to voting rights injustices in Mississippi.
Tony Harris examines UFO sightings and other unusual phenomena, interviewing eyewitnesses and analyzing evidence in new episodes airing Fridays at 10/9c on HISTORY.
