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Muslim chaplains in the U.S. military navigate challenges of loyalty and faith while advocating for the religious rights of service members.
In the slums of Caracas, Venezuela, armed leftist groups known as 'colectivos' provide vigilante justice amid rampant crime and political instability.
Private security has become one of the fastest growing industries in the world, generating over $100 billion annually.
Four enemy soldiers surrender during a surprise American attack, marking a critical moment for tactical intelligence and interrogation protocols.
In 1944, Merrill's Marauders, led by Brigadier General Frank D. Merrill, conducted long-range penetration missions in the jungles of Burma against Japanese forces.
In 1944, the USS Enterprise and Carrier Task Forces launched significant attacks on Japanese bases at Kwajalein and Truk Lagoon, impacting the Pacific War's outcome.
Jimmy Doolittle's career is examined, highlighting his air speed records, the 1942 Tokyo Raid, and the risks of involving Brigadier General Arthur W. Vanaman.
Adventure photographers, stunt riders, and naval commanders share their high-pressure experiences and the risks involved in their extraordinary professions.
Nick Brokausen's reconnaissance company in Vietnam earned one of the highest records of valor awards in U.S. Army history during the war.
In 1745, the siege and fall of Louisbourg, a key French fortress in Nova Scotia, marked a significant turning point in North American military history.
Trench warfare on Germany's fronts is depicted alongside key events such as Kaiser Wilhelm II inspecting troops and the Lusitania's departure from New York.
World War I is depicted through German films, U.S. military activities, and key events such as the Meuse-Argonne campaign and the Armistice celebration.
The Royal 22e Régiment, formed in 1914, is the only French-speaking Canadian battalion that served in the First World War and continues to operate today.
The Crusades, spanning 200 years, exemplified the intersection of Christianity and violence in the quest to reclaim Jerusalem from Islamic control.
Authentic newsreels from World War II's final months highlight key events such as the sinking of the Tirpitz and the liberation of the Philippines.
The Battle of the Bulge reached a critical juncture in December 1944, marked by the defense of Bastogne and the stand at the Meuse River.
The rise of the Nazi Party, key battles on the Eastern and Western fronts, and the liberation of concentration camps are examined through rare archival footage and survivor accounts.
German military operations during World War I are depicted through silent footage, showcasing troop movements, artillery, and interactions with prisoners across various fronts.
The Convair B-36, the first aircraft designed to carry nuclear weapons without modifications, played a significant role in the early Cold War era.
Operation Tidal Wave highlights the Allied campaign to target Germany's oil supply during World War II, focusing on the Ploesti oil fields and strategic bombing tactics.
Rare, restored archival footage from 1945 captures the collapse of the Third Reich and the final days of the Japanese Empire in World War II.
Temperatures drop to -30°C as soldiers train for nine months to earn the prestigious army mountain guide badge in extreme conditions.
General George S. Patton's armored campaigns across Europe played a crucial role in U.S. forces' rapid offensives that contributed to the Allied victory in World War II.
The USS Zumwalt, the most advanced destroyer in US Navy history, operates with as few as 130 crew members and features all-electric propulsion.
On April 2, 2007, British Corporal Martin Webster recorded his experiences and the actions of fellow soldiers during the Iraq War.
The US maintains over 766 military bases worldwide, impacting millions today and throughout history.
In 1941, Joseph Stalin orchestrated the largest industrial evacuation in history to relocate factories and workers eastward, enabling the Soviet Union to mass-produce the T-34 tank and ultimately defeat Nazi Germany on the Eastern Front.
Operation Bagration marked a pivotal moment in late 1944, showcasing the Soviet Union's strategic offensive against Nazi Germany on the Eastern Front.
A large-scale explosion test in Sweden simulates a truck bomb's impact on military structures to improve safety for future operations.
1,043 colossal stone statues, known as moai, are found on Easter Island, with one unique figure depicted in a kneeling posture and sporting a beard.
The Tiger I tank, renowned for its formidable 88MM gun, and the versatile CV90 infantry fighting vehicle exemplify key advancements in military engineering.
Major Alex Gary, the most decorated reconnaissance pilot in the Army Air Forces, is featured alongside Major Arthur L. Post, who spent 100 days in the jungles of New Britain.
Vikings, Genghis Khan, and Hernán Cortés exemplify how ruthless military strategies and cultural adaptation enabled some of history's most formidable conquerors to rise to power.
A Voyager air tanker can refuel a Typhoon jet in about 10 minutes, playing a key role in Britain's air defense for the next 30 years.
In 1944, as World War II neared its conclusion, the documentary examines key events such as the Battle of the Bulge, the Warsaw Uprising, and Japan's Kamikaze tactics.
Life under Nazi and Japanese occupation during World War II is examined through the lens of the Siege of Leningrad, the Hunger Plan, and resistance movements.
Hitler's 1941 invasion of the Soviet Union, Operation Barbarossa, faltered due to overconfidence and the harsh Russian winter, while Pearl Harbor's attack brought the U.S. into World War II.
The Bruneval Raid in 1942 marked a pivotal moment in the "Radar War" of World War II, as British paratroopers captured a German Würzburg radar.
Montgomery and Patton's rivalry during World War II significantly impacted the Allied response to the German offensive in the Battle of the Bulge.
In Jaffna, the aftermath of a brutal battle reveals the emotional toll on families and the deepening ethnic struggle between Tamils and Sinhalese in Sri Lanka.
Fort Irwin, California, covers roughly 1,500 square miles, providing a vital training ground for US Army soldiers preparing for combat.
The final days of World War II in Europe are chronicled through rare color footage and firsthand accounts, highlighting the Battle of Berlin and Germany's surrender.
Farnborough and Biggin Hill airfields played pivotal roles in British aviation history, influencing the development of iconic aircraft like the Spitfire and Concorde.
British troops, including the Royal Sussex and Indian cavalry, advance and engage German forces during the Battle of Arras in 1918, showcasing military operations and logistics.
Rare, restored 16mm color footage captures the end of World War II in Europe, featuring key events like the unconditional surrender at Reims and the Potsdam Conference.
Medieval castles, from Norman keeps to Carcassonne's concentric walls, showcased advanced engineering and strategic designs that withstood brutal sieges, including King John's assault on Rochester Castle.
The Royal Air Force, the oldest independent air force in the world, has played a crucial role in numerous battles while maintaining its status as a leading military aviation force.
In February 1915, British tunnelling companies initiated mine warfare at Hill 60, leading to the largest man-made explosion during the Battle of Messines.
