The Ghost Army was officially known as the 23rd Headquarters Special Troops. From June 1944 to March 1945 it staged 20 battlefield deceptions, beginning in Normandy and ending at the Rhine River. These deceptions included an array of inflatables (tanks, trucks, jeeps, and airplanes), sound trucks, phony radio transmissions and even playacting to fool the enemy.

A walk in the sun: The trials of a World War II infantry company from the time they hit the beach in Italy until they capture their crucial farmhouse objective. (1945) with Dana Andrews, Lloyd Bridges & Richard Conte. Go for broke!: An inexperienced officer heads up a special Army attack force composed of Japanese American volunteers. Two Academy nominations. (1951) with Warner Anderson & Van Johnson. Gung ho!: "Carlson's Raiders", a specially-trained...

A gripping and authentic portrayal of the lives of a secret group of Belgian resistance members during World War II. They risk torture and death to help Allied airmen escape back to Britain after being shot down by the Luftwaffe in Nazi occupied Europe.

American paratroopers are dropped behind enemy lines to carry out a mission crucial to the invasion's success, on the eve of D-Day. But as they approach their target, they begin to realize there is more going on in this Nazi-occupied village than a simple military operation. They find themselves fighting against supernatural forces, part of a Nazi experiment.

"Astonishing color footage, taken from newsreels and captured enemy film, reveals the grinding intensity of campaigns fought in the Atlantic and Pacific theatres."--Container.

"The groundbreaking Combat! offers a gritty, unflinching look at American soldiers battling in Europe during World War II, confronting imposing odds and demonstrating remarkable levels of ingenuity and courage"--Container.

In this Japanese anti-war film, acts of cannibalism bring home the terrifying brutality of war. Japanese troops are in retreat in the Philippines. Supplies run out and discipline crumbles.

A farcical romantic comedy set in contemporary WWII France, about young lovers forbidden to marry by their respective families.

For viewers seeking a cultural immersion into the latter days of World War II, D-Day Remembered features many film artifacts from the period. The highlight is the Academy Award winning documentary The True Glory, directed by playwright and screenwriter Garson Kanin and renowned British filmmaker Carol Reed. The True Glory features newsreel and battlefield footage shot by the soldiers on the front line itself.

During WWII, the Nazis dropped some bombs that were not designed to detonate on impact. These unexploded time bombs, UXBs, posed one of the greatest risks to the people and property of England. It was the job of real-life heroes of the bomb disposal squads to defuse them. Danger UXB is the story of the loves and lives, victories and defeats, played against the background of a nation gripped by war.