21 Films that Support Our Troops

THE MEDAL explores our nation’s recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor, which like so many of our most sacred monuments, stands in testimony to the courage and fortitude of the American spirit

From our Nation's most sacred shrine, Arlington National Cemetery, this program tells inspirational untold stories of ordinary men and women who, through their dedication and commitment, made extraordinary contributions to our nation and the cause of freedom around the world

This short film reveals the struggles veterans face when returning home from the war and the horrifying choice that countless veterans make every month

Boston, 1951: uncle Tommy makes home movies then brings along his camera as a soldier in the Korean War

From director David O. Russell comes a controversial documentary chronicling the soldier's struggle with the current war in Iraq

War. The Home Front. The costs of service to one's country and the ongoing human phenomenon of armed conflict.

Seven months after the war, filmmaker Sean Langan takes a brave and eventful trip through Iraq. Armed with just a camera.

Randy is an 18 year-old kid who decided to escape the mean streets of Oakland by joining the Marines.

All You Can Be, a documentary, takes you into the rarely seen world of a Southern California high school Junior ROTC program.

Seth Whitfield served three tours in Afghanistan and one tour in Iraq as a Ranger in the U.S. Army

William, like many young Americans, feels that joining the military is his only way out of a dead-end job and a rough life.

A veteran returns to Tarawa, site of one of the bloodiest battles in World War II history, to find it covered in trash (Adult Language)

Individuals enlist in the U.S. military for different reasons, but they all return from war, changed

21st century warfare from the experts at Popular Mechanics, one of the most recognized science and technology magazines

An inside look at the Shock and Awe campaign that launched Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Gain "Top Secret" access to the nerve center of the American military

Tour one of America's most sacred places and explore its hallowed history in this powerful portrait

A comprehensive, inside look at the military campaign to topple Saddam Hussein

A rare, inside look at life in wartime from the perspective of a battalion inside Iraq.

Follow a 16-day, 1,200 mile bicycle ride through once war-torn Vietnam, with former enemies riding on the same team

With unprecedented access, National Geographic goes deep into the secret world of U.S. Special Operations