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Since 2017, two million people have fled their homes due to escalating violence in Ituri province, where a peace delegation struggles to negotiate disarmament.
More shells are fired from American big guns in one day of World War II than were fired from rifles and machine guns in the entire First World War.
4,000 men died during the 26-day battle for Iwo Jima, a small island that became a key American stronghold in the Pacific during World War II.
In 1936 at Camp Zachary Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky, officer candidates for the Field Artillery undergo training exercises and participate in a review of mounted and dismounted troops.
In 1918, the 2nd Army Corps and 27th Division conducted training exercises in Flanders and Ypres-Lys, focusing on logistics, communication, and combat readiness.
In August 1918, the 80th Division's training in Flanders included troop inspections, bayonet drills, and logistical support from British supply depots.
Troops at Fort Monroe, Virginia, and Fort Hancock, New York, conduct artillery training exercises, including the operation of various guns and weather balloons in 1918.
In 1936, the 102nd Engineers at Camp Wadsworth, S.C., perform various construction tasks, including building a chapel and a pontoon bridge, before relocating to Fort Belvoir, Va.
In Flanders, key military leaders including Generals J.H. McRae and G.W. Read oversee training exercises of the 78th Division and Allied troops from June to August 1918.
A transgender military couple faces significant challenges and discrimination as they navigate their relationship while being banned from serving openly in the U.S. military.
American troops, including the 5th Marine Regiment, were transported to France during World War I aboard ships like the Hancock and George Washington, engaging in various activities and military drills.
Tutsis rebuild their lives in Rwanda amid fears of revenge killings and government instability.
U.S. Army activities in Paris from 1918 to 1919 include convalescent soldiers planting seedlings, attending Yom Kippur services, and receiving military decorations.
68 American planes failed to return after the first daylight raid on Berlin in 1944, targeting Nazi armament industries.
In 1943, U.S. forces conducted an amphibious landing in the Aleutian Islands to reclaim Attu from Japanese occupation during World War II.
19,000 women Marines took on various roles during World War II, freeing men to fight while the Corps marked its 169th anniversary on November 10, 1944.
Ukraine's Third Assault Brigade employs glossy imagery reminiscent of film posters in its military recruitment campaign, contrasting sharply with the realities of war.
A Japanese American combat team, known for their motto "Go for Broke," is featured among various government films produced over 75 years.
Border patrol activities against Mexican bandits in 1916 are documented, featuring General Hoyt and military units from Fort Bliss, Texas.
Lou Elizondo interviews veterans about UFO sightings during Vietnam and Kosovo.
In August 1944, the US 28th Division paraded through Paris, celebrating their arrival with enthusiastic crowds waving flags and greeting soldiers.
History and Variety honor U.S. Military Veterans in their fourth consecutive special event.
Eighteenth-century soldiers from various nationalities gathered on October 19, 1781, as British forces surrendered at Yorktown, marking a turning point in the war.
In 1919, U.S. and French military units, along with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth, participated in victory parades in Paris and Brussels, celebrating the end of World War I.
More than 3.2 million American women worked in vital war industries during World War II, contributing to the military supply chain.
In Waco, Texas, the 1993 ATF raid on the Branch Davidians escalated into the longest shootout in American law enforcement history, resulting in multiple fatalities.
Enlisted WAVES played vital roles in various Navy ratings, significantly contributing to the Department of Defense during the mid-20th century.
12 million servicemen and women return to civilian life after World War II, seeking jobs and reintegration into American society.
A $2,000 bonus and a month’s pay await veterans as they transition from military service to civilian life in post-World War II Canada.
The Iran-Contra Affair nearly cost Ronald Reagan his presidency amid scandal and controversy.
Military and security expenditures in the United States increased by 119% in less than a decade, reflecting the growing influence of the military-industrial complex.
750 pilots have been trained at Tuskegee Airfield, with 50% of them serving in combat during World War II.
The 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade fought alongside 14 other United Nations members during the Korean War, facing a new kind of conflict under U.S. command.
In November 1943, U.S. Marines engaged in a brutal battle against Japanese forces during the pivotal assault on Tarawa in the Pacific Theater of World War II.
French troops enter Sedan as the 10th and 42nd German Divisions evacuate Aumetz, showcasing abandoned German military equipment and facilities.
This demonstration shows the difference between round nose and hollow point bullets in combat.
In Belgium, the 91st Division assists in post-war recovery efforts, including repairing infrastructure and distributing food to returning refugees.
Bill Burr jokes about military respect in Reno, facing backlash from an audience member.
Conan trains with the Ladies of the Israeli Army to test his fitness for military service.
During the Obama administration, the U.S. reportedly launched eight times more drone strikes than under his predecessor, raising ethical concerns about military operations.
Over 100 civilians have been killed following the U.S. troop withdrawal from the Turkish border in Syria, a decision that has alarmed many, including Trump's supporters.
Walmart plans to hire 100,000 military veterans, with some stores already employing them to enhance customer interactions.
A report from Iraq details militia power struggles and civilian impacts ahead of the March premiere.
Mark Regev defends the IDF against accusations of targeting civilians in Gaza.
George W. Bush calls the Afghanistan troop withdrawal a mistake in this broadcast.
Ishaq Mustafa, a British fighter, reflects on his time with ISIS in a Syrian prison.
Ben Hodges discusses Putin's lack of victory declaration in Ukraine during Victory Day.
Ukraine takes advantage of the turmoil in Russia following the attempted coup.
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