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U.S. Forces and SEAL Team 3 fight to reclaim Ramadi, Iraq, after a tragic loss in 2006.
India Company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, comprised young soldiers facing their first combat experience, revealing their fears and camaraderie in a pivotal conflict.
Medieval knight tournaments are explored through physical challenges and historical insights, revealing the true experience of knights in the Middle Ages.
A German division of 250,000 soldiers advanced on Stalingrad in 1942, facing heavy bombardments and fierce urban combat.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner Group, comprising a quarter of Russian combatants, is examined through the testimonies of three mercenaries about their operations and experiences.
Animals fight for many reasons, each have their own rules and weapons in combat.
Operation Gothic Serpent escalates into the Black Hawk Down battle in Mogadishu, where elite American soldiers face intense combat after two helicopters are shot down.
Military helicopters are essential for the Bundeswehr's land, sea, and air missions, providing crucial transport, combat, and rescue capabilities under various conditions.
An American Navy SEAL and his South Vietnamese partner navigate through 30,000 enemy troops to rescue Medal of Honor recipient LTC Iceal Hambleton.
Allied troops faced intense resistance from German forces at the Monte Cassino monastery while attempting to breach the Gustav Line before D-Day.
In the Santa Cruz Islands, the intense naval battles of World War II unfold, highlighting the strategic significance and high casualties of the Solomon Islands campaign.
Iconic aerial combat from historical conflicts is showcased, highlighting the strategic importance of air superiority and the bravery of pilots throughout history.
In the summer of 1942, the American Navy launches its first offensive in the Solomon Islands, marking a significant moment in the Pacific Theater of World War II.
Wagner Group, a private military force, has played a crucial role in Russia's military successes while engaging in brutal tactics and disinformation campaigns across Africa.
Nigel 'Spud' Ely shares his experiences as a former SAS soldier, revealing insights from undercover missions, combat in the Falklands, and training mercenaries.
Young Israeli soldiers navigate the challenges of transitioning to civilian life after combat, focusing on resilience, community, and personal growth.
Kurdish peshmerga forces defend Mosul against the Islamic State a year after its conquest.
Colonel Charles McGee survives a combat mission despite his Mustang's shredded wing in 1951.
Noel Rodriguez recounts his transformation into a sniper and the moral dilemmas he faced.
President Idris Deby of Chad dies on the battlefield after winning elections for a sixth term.
Aerial drones provide military advantages in Ukraine's ongoing war through surveillance and combat.
Aerial battles of World War II are showcased through original footage and narratives, highlighting the strategies and challenges faced by pilots in combat.
Nineteen soldiers from the Army's 1st Cavalry Division were ambushed in Sadr City, Baghdad, on April 4, 2004, an event known as Black Sunday.
Veteran David Larson defends his crew during an ambush in the Vietnam War.
U.S. marines battle Japanese troops in Peleliu, earning the nickname Bloody Nose Ridge.
Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla interviews political economist Jason Hickel about the links between capitalism, colonialism, and contemporary conflicts.
The USS Enterprise leads a powerful task force into the South China Sea in January 1945.
A KC-135 crew refuels a damaged F-16 flying over Afghanistan to save it from crashing.
More than 700 Kurds lost their lives during the battle for Kobani, where Kurdish fighters faced 7,000 Islamic State militants and 50 tanks.
Peshmerga forces watch for ISIS movements as coalition jets fly overhead during rain.
Kurdish peshmerga forces defend Mosul against the Islamic State a year after its takeover.
Kurdish women soldiers of the Roxann Corps fight against Islamist forces in Syria.
The B-52 faces retirement in 1974 due to a newer bomber, yet it still serves today.
The 369th Infantry, known as the Harlem Hellfighters, served the most days in combat during World War I and never lost a battle.
Doug tests the sharpness of the Kabyle Flyssa blades in this episode of Forged in Fire.
On April 7, Marines face an ambush while moving from Camp Fallujah to Boston.
Saipan offers American troops their first tropical living experience during World War II.
Fighting in Soledar escalates as Ukrainian forces resist Russia's advancing infantry.
Volunteers in Bhavinkova prepare for combat as the Russian invasion feels very real.
Women have played crucial roles in conflicts worldwide, often participating in rebellions rather than national armies, as explored by Ali Rae in Episode Four of All Hail the Military.
