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The Vietnamese Air Force faces a critical day during the Vietnam War in this episode.
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.
Adolf Hitler's rise to power and his significant impact on the world during the World Wars are examined through key events that shaped Nazi Germany.
The United States tests atomic bombs in New Mexico after more than 405,000 American casualties.
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.
Four MiG-17s ambushed an F-8 Crusader piloted by Richard Schaffert during a 10-minute dogfight on December 14, 1967, over Vietnam.
In March 1941, the Tuskegee program faced financial trouble, prompting First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt to fly with instructor Charles Alfred Anderson.
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.
Robert S. Johnson fights to survive as fire rips through his P-47 Thunderbolt in 1943.
More than 40 air raids occurred in Zhytomyr over 15 days, leaving the city in ruins and its residents living in constant fear.
Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are on the move, fleeing to neighboring countries as the Russian invasion disrupts daily life and safety.
Universal Newsreel, a prominent U.S. newsreel series from 1929 to 1967, features key events from June 6, 1944, including D-Day during World War II.
In August 1944, the US 28th Division paraded through Paris, celebrating their arrival with enthusiastic crowds waving flags and greeting soldiers.
The Battle of Midway, a pivotal event in June 1942, is examined through American Navy Archives and narrated by notable figures like Henry Fonda and Jane Darwell.
Victory Gardens of World War II are highlighted through a shadow puppet show as part of a family program supported by the National Archives Foundation.
More than 3.2 million American women worked in vital war industries during World War II, contributing to the military supply chain.
Seventy million people live in Japan, which poses a significant threat as tensions rise across the Pacific during World War II.
In the spring of 1945, as the Third Reich collapses, U.S. troops face challenges recovering $3.5 billion worth of art hidden by the Nazis in a salt mine.
The 'Night Witches' are deadly Soviet pilots who terrify the Nazis during WWII.
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin made history on the Moon with help from German scientists.
More than 200 people died attempting to escape from East Germany to West Berlin during the 28 years the Berlin Wall stood.
Winston Churchill delivered his first address as Prime Minister on May 19, 1940, during a critical moment in World War II, as German forces advanced in France.
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.
About 20,000 East Prussian children fled to Lithuania after World War Two, becoming known as 'wolf children' as they struggled to survive alone.
Two-thirds of the jobs in defense industries during World War II could be performed by women, who also contributed to nutrition studies and military production.
700,000 rivets are used in a single B-24 bomber, with women at Ford's Willow Run plant learning to perform precision tasks to meet wartime production demands.
Some 1.1 million people were murdered at Auschwitz II, the largest German extermination camp, where young Germans confront the realities of the Holocaust.
Owen Maclaren, an aerospace engineer known for his work on the WWII Spitfire, revolutionized baby strollers in the 1960s with innovative designs.
American soldiers are warned to remain suspicious of the German people, as the film states that trust could cost them their lives.
Voters in eastern Ukraine face a referendum as Eurovision highlights tensions with Russia.
Jack and Ozzy discuss family dynamics and their travel show focused on World War II history.
Kim Phuc reflects on her iconic Vietnam War photo and its powerful meaning behind her story.
Referendums for annexing Ukrainian regions start Friday amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak assures Ukraine of long-term UK support amid Russian attacks.
Tim Dowling reflects on the Guardian's 200-year history from Manchester to the Boer War.
A British submarine attacks a Nazi U-boat while delivering supplies to Norway in 1944.
The CH-47 Chinook provides aerial mobility during Vietnam War rescue missions over jungles.
A WWII Australian submarine mission aims to rescue spies in occupied Borneo from the Japanese.
The Duke of Windsor reemerges in Nazi Germany after abdicating from the throne.
Germans deported to Russian gulags during the Soviet occupation of Germany faced significant suffering that remains largely unrecognized in historical narratives.
Captain Dwyer's donation includes his flying helmet, desert boots, and a memoranda book with notes from his time as an Osprey pilot in combat.
In 1939, the U.S. military consists of about 600,000 servicemen, with less than half of them properly trained and many lacking basic education.
A U.S. submarine battles an armed Japanese fishing trawler during the Pacific War.
The USS Silversides faces a torpedo malfunction while patrolling the Pacific during WWII.
Colonel Charles McGee survives a combat mission despite his Mustang's shredded wing in 1951.
The USS Guadalcanal orders a strike on a German U-boat near Madeira using the hedgehog weapon.
