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Worse Than Omaha Beach - River Assault Massacre Italy
In late January 1944, during the brutal Italian Campaign of World War II, the U.S. 36th Infantry Division was ordered to launch a night river assault across the Rapido River near Cassino. Intended to support the Allied landings at Anzio and break through the German Gustav Line, the operation woul...
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Flanking the Stone Wall - Fridays at the Front - Season 4, Episode 1
Join Will as he walks us through how the 8th Ohio, 84th Pennsylvania, and 14th Indiana go up against Stonewall Jackson's 1st Virginia, and 21st Virginia Irish Brigade in the Battle of First Kernstown.
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Pearl Harbor: Through the Eyes of Japan
Movie
For the first time, one of the deadliest moments in World War II is recreated in stunning detail: the surprise attack on the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor. But this time, through the eyes of the aggressors: the commanders and pilots of Imperial Japan.
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Sail Away Ladies: The Nutmeggers
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Return Engagment
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All for the Union - Civil War Reenacting in 2025
Hear the stories of remarkable people who decide to portray America’s bloodiest war on the weekends. An inside look at the subculture of American Civil War Reenactment in 2025, “All for the Union” answers one question: why “Living History” is important for our country today.
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The Misunderstood Saga of the P-38 Lightning
Movie
This in-depth documentary uses stunning recreations, historical documents, and beautiful archive footage to cover the often misunderstood story of the legendary P-38 Lightning, one of the most iconic US Army Air Force fighters of World War II.
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Four Men, Four Fates: Gettysburg
Meet four men who all fought for the Union at Gettsyburg. They all had different fates. They all left items behind. View the items. Hear the stories. Enjoy the history!
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The Ramchargers
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Flying the B-24D
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Mailing Trouble
The sudden death of Thomas Stanley, a successful but ‘extravagant’ man leaves his wife, son and daughter in difficult circumstances. They search for boarders to help make ends meet. What follows is a morality tale about the importance of properly addressing letters and parcels.
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American Civil War: Battle of Prairie Grove - “War for the Ozarks”
When the Missouri Division pulls out of Northwest Arkansas to reinforce Grant's efforts against Vicksburg, Hindman sees an opportunity forming for his army to get back to Missouri. With only Blunt left in the region to defend the border, Hindman draws up a plan to bag the Kansas Division and use ...
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Billy Boy: The Execution of Billy Laird
He never saw battle.
He never fired a shot.
But in 1863, William Laird, a mentally challenged young man from Maine, was executed by a Union Army firing squad.
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The Drive
Felled timber is taken down the Mattagami, a Northern Ontario River. The men who guide the logs on “the drive” are “famous for their dexterity” as poling and burling are demonstrated. In an amusing sequence the men are shown as “proverbial for their appetite.” The independence that workers enjoye...
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The Mind of the Kamikaze
In late 1944, Japan’s military turned to a deadly and radical tactic: suicide attacks by pilots known as kamikaze, or “divine wind.” These young men, often in their late teens, flew explosive-laden aircraft into Allied ships, sacrificing themselves to delay defeat. The kamikaze program, rooted in...
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Chrysler 300
Race into the history of the production and updates to the Chrysler 300.
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The US Ration: Civil War Food
Join Will as he goes through what the US soldier should have received as a ration, and how it varied with what was available.
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Pearl Harbor: Through the Eyes of Japan
For the first time, one of the deadliest moments in World War II is recreated in stunning detail: the surprise attack on the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor. But this time, through the eyes of the aggressors: the commanders and pilots of Imperial Japan.
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Dodge Charger