Private McKinley Nolan vanished forty years ago in Vietnam; in 2006, Lt. Dan Smith may have encountered McKinley, alive.

The secret US plan for the invasion of Japan was shrouded in secrecy and it was anticipated to be the most horrific battle of the war with hundreds of thousands of casualties

From remotely piloted vehicles on today's battlefield to the venerable U-2 and the SR-71, spy planes have long been the most vital top covert aircraft in the sky

WAR MADE EASY reaches into the Orwellian memory hole to expose 50 years of government spin.

Joseph Goebbel's diaries provide a fresh understanding of life inside Hitler's bunker in the final days of the Reich

An examination of one of the burning questions of WWII: How did the Nazi's hide their atrocities and what did the Allies know as the "final solution" was implemented across Europe?

A depiction of the American war effort in the Pacific

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

The soldiers who employ "Psy Ops" use every means available to destroy the will of the enemy to resist

The all-important race to develop an atomic bomb led to some of the most daring Russian spy operations in the United States

A drought in the West Bank is exacerbating the situation in the already conflict-riddled region

The first in-depth look at a group of Japanese-Americans whose pride forced them to conceal their suffering following internment