This epic 26-part documentary, The World at War, initially released in 1973, takes a deep dive into the Second World War.

LA FIERE BRIDGE, NORMANDY, France – In recognition of the heroic actions of the Eighth Air Force during World War II, The ...

President’s comments incited angry backlash in Japan, with Hiroshima’s city assembly passing resolution condemning statements that ‘justify the use of atomic bombs’ ...

Free tickets are still available for a special June 28 screening of Crosswinds: The Courageous Life of Cornelia Fort, a ...

There have been some especially stupid war movies released over the years, including the likes of Air Strike, Pearl Harbor, and Hyena Road.

“Why We Dream” was produced by Pulse Films and Delta Air Lines. Delta has facilitated the flights to Normandy since the program began in 2022, and the airline helped to finance the documentary.

Shows based on wars are just as intense as movies, but there are some that stand out even above film in the best way.

A group of special operations vets retrace the Battle of Okinawa, following in the footsteps of the forefathers of today’s ...

Growing up, Eddie Rahn had heard stories about his maternal grandfather, Will Bond, but he never knew him because he died at ...

The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Fuld v. PLO is a step forward: Terror victims and their families can now file federal ...

A Michigan judge postponed his decision Tuesday regarding the controversial storage of radioactive waste at Wayne Disposal ...

Festivals celebrate blues, jazz, documentaries and the U.S. Army’s birthday; Pride events continue; and Shakespeare plays are ...