Honors
The American Saint Nick tells the true story of a handful of GIs who brought Christmas back to a freshly liberated small Luxembourg town caught up in WWII.
This vintage informational film profiles the Sealab III project, the final experiment in underwater habitation carried out by the U.S. Navy.
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 vintage 1960’s recruitment film shows young women the benefits of enlisting in the United States Marine Corps.
Victory Remembered tells the inspiring story of The First Special Service Force, a secret Allied commando unit during WWII.
So you want to become President Of The United States? Well congratulations on dreaming big. Prepare for the most brutal assault you will ever experience and may God have mercy on your soul. Hundreds o…
This Vietnam-era informational and recruitment film documents the intense preparation that goes into staging a Marine Corps amphibious training exercise.
During the summer of 2007, filmmaker George Ciampa met Jean-Paul Favrais in France, while filming Ciampa’s second documentary, “Let Freedom Ring…Memories of France.” As a researcher of WWII crashes of…
An emotional and gripping look at the attacks and the aftermath through the eyes, and the cameras, of six New Yorkers on 9/11.
Witness the harrowing air and sea battles of WWII in Europe and the Pacific. Digitally remastered, uncensored footage and sound place you behind the gun sights of American and Nazi fighters. Observe P…
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…
Perryville - The Fight For The Heartland - In the autumn of 1862, following significant victories in the Seven Days and Second Manassas battles, the Confederates initiated their only coordinated campa…
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…
Capra’s WWII documentary series explains Allied cause and enemy threat to U.S. troops.
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…
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…
A fictionalized account of the early life of the American president as a young lawyer facing his greatest court case.
Battle scenes from 20 rarely seen war films, including And Then There Were Three, War Devils, Go For Broke, Gung Ho, Hell In Normandy, Battle of El Alamein, Pacific Inferno, Commandos, Black Brigade, …
The Archive of World War Two is a series of original archive documentaries filmed under actual battle conditions by service and newsreel cameramen attached to American, British, French, Russian and en…
This vintage informational film showcases the different conventional and nuclear-capable howitzer and rocket weapons systems used by the U.S. Army's Field Artillery.
To explain the United States involvement in World War II, Frank Capras film analyses the countrys history and the ideology of its people. American ideals, as described in the Declaration of Independen…
This documentary looks at the life and the fight for liberty aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Yorktown, operating in the Pacific theater in 1944.
Produced by the U.S. Air Force at the height of the Vietnam War, this vintage documentary shows the vital work done by F-105 fighter-bombers in striking deep into the heart of North Vietnam.
The Tunisian Campaign consisted of battles during the North African Campaign. The Allies consisted of American, British and French forces. German and Italian forces were initially successful, but mass…