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Eight Apache helicopters destroy Iraqi radar sites for the Gulf War's first airstrikes.
The Taliban rolls through Panjshir, but resistance continues amid a dire humanitarian crisis.
Ukrainian forces face brutal ambushes in Ilovaisk after surrendering under false promises.
Agustín Ramos Calero is the most decorated Puerto Rican Hispanic Veteran of World War II.
British and American bombers target Dresden, killing thousands in the final months of World War Two.
On June 6, 1944, American soldiers faced high rates of death and wounding as they landed on the beaches of Normandy during the D-Day invasion.
Over 800,000 U.S. servicemen were already in Britain by February 1944, with more troops arriving to support the war effort.
Recent targeting across Ukraine focuses on Nikopol and Vuhledar amid ongoing conflict.
Michael Clark discusses the intense fighting in Kherson and the Donbas region amid Russian shelling.
Vladimir Putin states Russia needs to defend against the aggressive West in his national address.
Funerals for Russian troops occur in Samara as anger towards the West grows.
Hundreds of bombers and fighters attack enemy positions, destroying bridges and enabling the advance of Allied forces into Normandy during D-Day.
Allied bombers struck lower Normandy for three full days in June 1944, resulting in nearly 4,000 German and civilian deaths.
DW reveals that incorrect footage has misrepresented the atomic bombing of Hiroshima for decades.
Jim Moye has digitized more than 4,000 reels from over 210 nuclear tests conducted by the U.S. and aims to declassify this footage for public access.
Britain declares war on Nazi Germany after three years of appeasement under Churchill's leadership.
Ivar A. Westerlund's sons share memories of their father who died on Eagle 56 in April 1945.
Operation Crossroads in 1946 involved filming atomic bomb detonations on Bikini Atoll, highlighting the environmental devastation caused by nuclear testing.
Iwo Jima's Mount Suribachi is a strategic stronghold fiercely defended by the Japanese.
In February 1939, 20,000 American Nazis rallied in Madison Square Garden, reflecting the growing isolationist sentiment and support for Charles Lindbergh's views.
Shinzo Abe and Wang Yi discuss tense China-Japan relations at Davos, raising concerns.
An explosion partially destroys the Crimea Bridge, impacting Russia's military strategy.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Cossacks and Russian forces at Belbek airbase in Crimea.
Denmark and the Netherlands send F-16 jets to Ukraine to aid in its fight against Russia.
Villagers destroy their property to deny Nazis supplies, flooding cities after the Dnieper Dam blast.
China's new reactor in Wuwei uses thorium, promising safer nuclear energy production.
Ksiaz Castle in southern Poland hides Nazi tunnels that may conceal undiscovered secrets.
Russian soldiers, including Anton CV, reportedly die in Ukraine despite official denials.
Victory Day in Russia highlights military might amid concerns over Ukraine's spring offensive.
On September 7, 1940, nearly 350 bombers began a nine-month bombing campaign over London, which would reveal a hidden murder case amid the chaos.
Ike Eisenhower motivates soldiers for the Normandy landing, urging them onto victory.
Elmer's jeepney driving faces challenges as the Philippines phases out older vehicles for electric ones.
Spain's football history is marked by politics, World Cup attempts, and notable losses.
Maritime historian interviews with survivors of Eagle 56 reveal their belief that a U-boat attack caused the ship's sinking in the Gulf of Maine during World War I.
Over four days, a storm disrupted supply lines, leaving the U.S. Port of Omaha out of commission and hundreds of ships wrecked along the beaches.
Ukrainian soldiers face challenges as fears of a larger Russian invasion grow.
Josh dives in Micronesia to find a lost P-47 Thunderbolt from World War II.
Pro-Russia protesters storm a police station in Horlivka, Ukraine, on Monday.
The Japanese surrender ceremony on the U.S.S. Missouri is captured by William Courtenay.
Ukrainian resistance stalls Russia's military advance in Kharkiv and Mariupol amid heavy shelling.
President Vladimir Putin vows to stop Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner-led mutiny in Russia.
On June 6, 1944, Frank DeVita dropped the ramp on the USS Samuel Chase, exposing soldiers to enemy fire as they landed on Omaha Beach.
Tens of thousands of Russian troops have mobilized near Ukraine's border, raising concerns that an invasion could trigger a larger conflict.
China's rapid economic growth since 1978 has positioned it as a formidable challenger to the US, raising concerns about potential conflict and global stability.
G7 leaders meet in Japan to discuss sanctions against Russia amid Ukraine conflict.
Charles De Gaulle returns to France after four years of exile as head of the Provisional Government.
A German physicist named Klaus Fuchs infiltrated the $2 billion Manhattan Project during World War II, sharing secrets with the Soviets.
Germany deploys more troops to Lithuania in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
