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A foreign field is described as "forever England" in a reading of Rupert Brooke's poem, reflecting on the connection between soldiers and their homeland.
The Syrian conflict escalates after protests against Bashar al-Assad's regime in 2011.
Wolfgang Stabe recreates a 15th century Korean Hwacha that fires 100 arrows at once.
The British frigate's cannon fire fails to damage the USS Constitution, known as Old Ironsides.
The B-52 bomber carries 70,000 lbs of smart bombs and nuclear missiles for military operations.
The B-17 enables the eighth Air Force's unprecedented daylight bombing campaign in World War II.
HMS Queen Elizabeth is taller than Niagara Falls, showcasing its massive scale in this video.
A captured Japanese A6M Zero helps U.S. pilots develop new tactics in the Pacific War.
The U.S. government develops parachutes for pilots' survival during WWI.
The USS Maine sails into Havana, leading to its explosion and the Spanish-American War.
An OSS agent recounts using plastic explosives to make bread during WWII, revealing dangers involved.
Eric XIV of Sweden builds the warship Mars, which sinks in its first battle against Denmark.
The video reveals the fierce nature of Norse Warriors known as Berserkers and their legendary battle rage.
War deaths in Ukraine are estimated to be in the tens of thousands as President Zelensky seeks support and weapons during his first trip to America since the conflict began.
Mike Loades tests a medieval trebuchet in Burgdorf, Germany, using a stone from 1311.
The USS Nimitz is the oldest American aircraft carrier and a lead ship of the U.S. Navy.
Kyiv braces for a siege as a vast convoy of Russian armored vehicles approaches the city.
Ukraine's President Vladimir Zelensky reports that Russian forces are retreating, with 12 to 17 tanks captured in recent operations.
Russia's war in Ukraine is Europe's most intense conflict since World War II, raising critical questions.
Researchers analyze Turkish forts to reveal insights about the Great Arab Revolt.
The Nuremberg trials, held from 1945 to 1949, marked a significant moment in international law as the Allies prosecuted major Nazi war criminals like Hermann Goering and Rudolf Hess.
The U.S. intervenes in the Persian Gulf War following Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.
Agent Orange, used by the U.S. in the Vietnam War, causes severe health issues in veterans and Vietnamese.
Hiroshima's atomic bomb survivors recount their experiences from August 6, 1945, emphasizing the ongoing dangers of nuclear warfare and the importance of education.
Hiroshima's atomic bomb survivors share their experiences and insights on the ongoing dangers of nuclear warfare and its implications for future generations.
A contemporary weapons expert tests a medieval war hammer against a steel breastplate, demonstrating its lethal capabilities in historical combat.
The Mexican American War leads to significant U.S. territorial expansion in the 1840s.
Heinrich Himmler chooses Wewelsburg Castle as the Nazi fortress for the Schutzstaffel.
Sudan faces potential civil war amid rising global conflicts in Ethiopia and Myanmar.
HMS Queen Elizabeth can launch up to 40 aircraft, but it will never sail alone due to its value and vulnerability in military operations.
Modern tanks are built like sci-fi fortresses with advanced composite armor and explosive defenses.
The U.S. military invests millions in the Osprey aircraft for modern combat needs.
The Battle of Okinawa causes severe combat fatigue among U.S. troops, known as the 'Thousand Yard Stare.'
The Battle of the Coral Sea prevents a Japanese invasion of Australia during naval warfare.
A pilot uses the F-117 Nighthawk for a precise bombing mission over Iraq in 1991.
The gladius, a short sword measuring 19 to 23 inches and weighing between 2.5 to 3.5 pounds, was the standard weapon for Roman legionaries for over 500 years.
The two-wheel chariot features a driver handling reins and an archer for effective ancient battles.
Military conflict in the 21st century is shaped by professionalized armies, technology like drones and AI, and the withdrawal of American soldiers from Afghanistan.
Future legionaries have exactly five minutes to arrange their barracks according to strict military rules upon arrival at their training facility.
Veterans Rudy Reyes and Ronnie Adkins reveal how a U.S. Army unit deceives Nazi forces.
Saxitoxin, found in contaminated clams, is 1,000 times more deadly than cyanide and can cause heart failure within minutes.
The massacre of thousands of prisoners who surrendered to Northern Alliance forces after the siege of Kunduz reveals the Pentagon's cover-up of a major atrocity in the Afghan War.
186 crew members are lost when the USS Johnston sinks after a fierce battle against the Japanese Navy on October 25, 1944.
Noel Rodriguez recounts his transformation into a sniper and the moral dilemmas he faced.
Atilla the Hun leads a vast Empire, employing ruthless tactics against the Roman cities.
Boudica's Rebellion inflicted 70,000 casualties on the Romans and their supporters, marking a significant uprising against Roman rule in Britain.
Lieutenant Swede Vejtasa fended off three Japanese Zero fighters for 17 minutes before successfully shooting down two during the Battle of the Coral Sea.
Over 32,000 military personnel are part of the Army Special Operations Command, based at Fort Liberty in North Carolina.
