A Day in Vietnam
Produced by the U.S. Army, this vintage recruitment film shows the journey of one West Point cadet, following him from his decision to enter the United States Military Academy to his graduation as a s…
Produced by the U.S. Marine Corps, this vintage informational film is a report on Operation Piranha, a 1965 amphibious assault conducted by the Marines against Vietcong forces on South Vietnam's Batan…
Hosted by Raymond Burr, this vintage documentary chronicles the operations of the U.S. Navy’s “small boat” fleet in coastal and river operations against enemy guerrillas in Vietnam.
A documentary focusing on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Sentinels who vigilantly guard this revered national monument around the clock.
This vintage informational film chronicles the U.S. Navy's Operation Sealab, a 1964 experiment in which four men spent eleven days living in an artificial habitat on the bottom of the sea.
This program presents evidence of accidents, haphazard safety precautions, and the deaths of hundreds of people in both the U.S. and former Soviet Union, all in the frenzied race to the Moon.
Produced by the U.S. Army, this vintage informational film shows how combat units and individual soldiers operating in tropical areas can protect themselves from malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
The forthcoming sequel to the 2020 movie, TOMCAT TALES, showcases classic F-14 footage and a cast sharing their experiences with the renowned Tomcat fighter.
Astronauts Richard Gordon, Alan Bean and Charles Conrad reminisce.
Produced by the U.S. Army at the height of the Vietnam War, this vintage film walks soldiers through the procedures involved in military honor guard and funeral ceremonies.
This vintage informational film documents Operation County Fair, a joint mission between U.S. Marines and South Vietnamese forces meant to demonstrate the government's commitment to protecting civilia…
They were 200,000 miles from Earth when an explosion crippled their spacecraft, stranding them, perhaps forever. Relive the thrilling true story of the catastrophic flight of Apollo 13 and the crews h…
An emotional and gripping look at the attacks and the aftermath through the eyes, and the cameras, of six New Yorkers on 9/11.
Culture Warrior: Don Wildmon and the Battle for Decency explores the founding of the American Family Association.
Produced by the U.S. military, this vintage documentary showcases the work of Larry Zabel, a combat artist tasked with documenting the Vietnam War through paintings.
Produced by the U.S. Navy, this Cold-War era documentary profiles the George Washington-class nuclear submarine fleet as it transitions from carrying Polaris missiles to the more powerful Poseidon ICB…
In October 1993, two American Black Hawk helicopters were brought down in Mogadishu, Somalia.
This vintage informational film documents infantry tactics and operations by U.S. Marines against the Vietcong, including the use of the VC's own tactic - jungle ambushes - against them by American fo…
They weren't meant to be athletes. They weren't meant to earn money for playing. They weren't meant to make the decisions. But they did.
This documentary takes a humorous look at the thoughts and feelings of the Apollo astronauts and missions to the Moons surface.
This vintage informational film chronicles the U.S. Navy's Sealab II project, a 1966 experiment in which multiple teams of men lived in an undersea habitat off the California coast.
This vintage informational film chronicles the history and the resurrection of the mighty battleship USS New Jersey - the "American dreadnought" - as it is brought out of retirement in 1968 for servic…
The inspiring true story of the courageous women who overcame their society’s gender limitations to serve as pilots during World War II.
This vintage informational film from the Vietnam War profiles the efforts of the U.S. Navy's Corpsmen, the selfless medical first responders who accompany the Marines into battle.