A Leader of Men
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.
Produced by the U.S. Navy, this vintage documentary chronicles the role of the destroyer in American naval operations.
This vintage 1960’s recruitment film shows young women the benefits of enlisting in the United States Marine Corps.
This vintage 1960's recruiting film promotes the Marine Corps as a career path for women.
Narrated by Oscar winner and former marine Gene Hackman, We, The Marines is a moving account of what it takes to become and serve in the U.S. Marine Corps and a powerful tribute to the men and women w…
Produced by the U.S. military, this Vietnam-era documentary showcases the training and missions undertaken by the Navy’s elite SEAL teams.
A Marine officer leads a rescue mission through the Vietnamese jungle to rescue his brother, a doctor who has been taken prisoner by the Viet Cong.
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.
This documentary is dedicated to four of the greatest American generals of World War II, Patton, MacArthur, Bradley, And Eisenhower.
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 film offers a thrilling experience in the cockpit of an F-14, featuring rare air-to-air combat footage and exclusive access to Navy fighter squadrons on deployment. It is considered by many to be…
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.
An idle, wealthy playboy foolishly joins the Navy when the father of the girl he wants to marry tells him to get a job to prove himself worthy.
This U.S. Army-produced film traces the history of the Women’s Army Corps from its formation in World War II to its deployment in Vietnam.
A one-handed Marine captain leads a mission into the interior of the Philippines during early days of WWII to rescue an American general held captive there.
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…
WWII saga of five inseparable brothers who ship out together on the USS Juneau.
From amphibious landings on the South Vietnamese coast to urban peacekeeping operations on the gritty streets of the Dominican Republic, this vintage informational film profiles the diverse range of m…
Produced by the U.S. military, this Cold War-era training film shows servicemen how to identify and respond to solicitation by enemy spies seeking to recruit them.
This vintage documentary shows what life is like for those sailors and Marines serving in a U.S. Navy amphibious assault task force, and documents the meticulous planning and preparation that goes int…
Benedict Hisston is a foreign agent, part of a conspiracy to destroy the Panama Canal and the US Navy's Atlantic Fleet. He attempts to acquire information about mine placement in the Canal Zone from C…
This Vietnam-era informational and recruitment film documents the intense preparation that goes into staging a Marine Corps amphibious training exercise.
A World War II documentary detailing the American war effort in the Pacific theater, featuring real combat footage from naval and island battles.
Hosted by a young naval intelligence officer, this government-produced film was the U.S. Navy’s official rebuttal to North Korea after its naval forces hijacked the USS Pueblo in international waters.