Battleground - World War II

Features British flame defenses, the revolt in Prague, new quartermaster units using leaded gas and suicide attack on destroyers.

Features Tokyo strikes, activities on Iwo Jima, the cleanup on Corregidor, China supply problems, Jungle shelters and the T-26 tank.

This classic combat bulletin features activities of the 43rd Infantry Division in the Pacific during World War II and as occupation troops in Japan after hostilities.

The story of Operation Dragoon in World War II.

A highly sensitive memorial to a Soldier killed in World War II, expertly photographed with an unusual background of Holland.

The story of Operation Dragoon in World War II. This episode features Roosevelt, Churchill, Chiang Kai-shek and Stalin.

Conduct of World War II in 1943 on European and Pacific fronts, including Allied advances in Sicily, New Guinea, Russia, Italy and the Pacific Islands.

Conduct of World War II in Europe in 1944, including Allied advances in Italy, France, and Belgium. Also, includes the liberation of Paris and advances into Germany.

The combat story of the 10th Armored Division in World War II, with a focus on events related to fighting around Metz and Bastogne.

Recounts the capture of the bridge and subsequent tactical events. Plus, the military gain of the capture is assessed with regard to the ensuing conduct of the war in Europe.

Documents the heroism of American fighter pilots who flew escort missions over Germany during World War II. Footage of fierce air battles includes some captured German film.

Documents the invasion of the Philippines, covering the landings through the final liberation of the city of Manila.

Story of the recapture of Corregidor Island in World War II by Gen. Douglas MacArthur's force.

Documents the establishment of an Allied beachhead at Anzio in World War II.

Highlights the role of the 84th Infantry Division in fighting the German Army in World War II.

Replays the drama and battle action of the landing at Normandy and the fierce combat to overcome the wall of "Fortress Europe" in June 1944.

The story of the three-day attack on St. Vith and the retreat of American troops when the town was lost to Germans.

Explores the military service of the U.S. cavalry throughout the nation's history, with a focus on its changed combat role since World War I as an effective infantry unit.

Highlights one of the famed acts of individual heroism during WWII, when fatally-wounded CDR Howard Gilmore commanded, "Take 'er down!"