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Dugway starts developing biological warfare agents in this episode of Secrets Declassified.
Viewers discuss Hitler's Triumphal Arch and request fewer shorts from Discovery Channel.
In 1804, the infamous duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr escalated a bitter political rivalry, resulting in Hamilton's death and lasting historical impact.
2,000 U.S. troops are dead and injured on the first day of the battle for Saipan as they face heavy enemy fire and struggle to advance.
UGUANDA still faces dictatorship under Musevimi, with Amin's legacy sparking debate.
This episode questions if someone else was killed instead of Dillinger.
The Islamic State's caliphate faces collapse as Mosul's battle intensifies against its fighters.
The USS Enterprise aircraft carrier is decommissioned after decades of American military service.
Ash from the Fuego eruption on June 3, 2018, reached around 10 miles into the air, blanketing 60 square miles in a suffocating layer.
The mysterious disappearance of the USS Cyclops in March 1918 remains one of the most significant unsolved events in naval history.
Yazidi boys escape Islamic State captivity as Kurdish forces dismantle Isis in Northeast Syria.
The Caspian Sea Monster is a colossal quick and dangerous this monstrous vehicle in Dagestan.
Margaret Thatcher announces the Argentine surrender in the Falklands on June 14, 1982.
The world watched as Kabul fell to the Taliban, marking chaos and desperation in Afghanistan.
The fall of the Berlin Wall symbolizes the end of a divided Europe and sparks joy across Germany.
Ancient visitors are examined for their potential influence on human history in the returning series of Ancient Aliens on HISTORY.
Captain Rick Thornton rescued nearly 8,000 people from Manhattan on September 11, 2001, using his ferry to transport them to safety.
Amelia Earhart's final flight in 1937 aimed to reach Howland Island but ended in mystery, leaving her legacy as a pioneering aviator unresolved.
The financial crisis stems from excessive lending in Washington, London, Dublin, and Madrid.
HISTORY highlights Britain's UFO sightings in this engaging short documentary.
Pacheco won his congressional seat by just a single vote, marking a significant moment in U.S. political history as the first Hispanic Congressman.
The first Indy 500 on Memorial Day 1911 marks the start of an American institution in racing.
In June 1945, the USS Barb, commanded by Captain Eugene Fluckey, launches rockets in a historic attack on factories in Shari, Japan.
On June 27, 1979, Israeli pilot Mosha Melnick becomes the first to shoot down an enemy plane using the F-15 during a surprise attack by four Syrian Mig 21s.
Mary Edwards Walker, the first woman awarded the Medal of Honor, exemplifies resilience and commitment to equality in the context of American history's ongoing quest for justice.
As the 2018 FIFA World Cup commenced in Russia, the Financial Times presented key statistics and historical insights highlighting the tournament's global significance.
The October 7 attack by Hamas and Israel's subsequent military response are examined through interviews with key leaders, highlighting the ongoing conflict's implications.
The wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer in July 1981 was watched by millions around the world, blending royal tradition with family moments.
Oleg Penkovsky, a Soviet military intelligence officer, played a crucial role in providing Western powers with vital information during the Cold War.
Britain's Air Force introduces the F-35 Lightning amid budget concerns and military challenges.
Ancient aliens are examined for their potential influence on human civilization, challenging conventional historical narratives through compelling evidence and theories.
Sadako Sasaki dies from leukemia caused by the Hiroshima atomic bomb in 1955.
The Global Sumud Flotilla aimed to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza while highlighting the impact of the Israeli blockade, but was blocked from reaching its destination.
Kirk Gibson leads the Dodgers to the World Series with a miraculous play in 1988.
The 369th Infantry, known as the Harlem Hellfighters, served the most days in combat during World War I and never lost a battle.
On May 4, 1961, a bus carrying Freedom Riders in Alabama was violently attacked by KKK members, highlighting the civil rights struggle in America.
Thirty-six people died when the Hindenburg exploded while attempting to land in Lakehurst, New Jersey, on May 6, 1937.
In 2011, President Obama awarded German Chancellor Angela Merkel the Presidential Medal of Freedom, recognizing her as a key ally in global issues.
Forty-nine soldiers and 58 horses participate in daily funerals at Arlington National Cemetery, where nearly 30 services occur each day.
The Hope Diamond is on display in a new setting by Harry Winston at the Smithsonian's National Museum.
Kurdish forces report that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi frequently visits the ISIS-held village of Bargh, located just south of their front line in Iraq.
Senator Ted Kennedy speaks to thousands in Memphis on April 4, 1969, marking one year since Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination and urging service to others.
Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts discuss their roles in 'The Impossible' and the tsunami's impact.
The FedEx massacre in Indianapolis targets Sikh Americans, highlighting ongoing racial tensions.
Children in Soweto sing 'Kill the Boer' in a chaotic school setting filmed in 1990.
In February 2003, London sees a huge demonstration against the Iraq war led by Tony Blair's support.
Hundreds of thousands of people perished in a prison beneath Raqqa's football stadium, where condemned inmates wrote their final messages on the walls.
Japanese forces overwhelmed Chinese troops in Shanghai within days during their 1937 invasion, leading to the massacre of up to 300,000 citizens.
