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Classic U.S. Combat Aircraft WWII tells the story, through a series of classic aircraft, of the development of the combat aircraft since the Second World War. Each machine was produced to meet a...

The story, through a series of classic war planes, of the development of the combat aircraft of the Second World War, produced to beat the capabilities of an existing enemy or a potential aggressor...

He didn't have to sing about being born in a two room shack, he was! And the shack is still there, listed as a State Historical Site. In the company of hosts who have dedicated their lives to the...

Single DVD version. For almost a quarter of his life, John Lennon lived in New York, his ultimate tribute to his love of American music and people (though frequently not their politics). Guided by...

Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon formed one of the greatest and bands ever to come out of the UK. That band of course is Queen. In this program, we cover Queen/Freddie...

If only one writer had to be picked to represent the 19th Century, it would have to be Charles Dickens. Much of the reason for this would have to do with his fascination with it's figures across the...

Mike Freeman, a historian at the University of Memphis, takes US on a personal guided tour of the Elvis Memphis sites. Under his expert and enthusiastic guidance, we visit around fifty locations,...

Stunning testimonies from American, British and Japanese citizens create an atmospheric chill as the complete story of the war in the Pacific is reincarnated by those who lived through it and to tell...

Author George Eliot achieved mass popularity and was acclaimed by her literary contemporaries. In contrast, Marian Evans flouted Victorian conventions by living with a man she was unable to marry,...

This DVD covers the role of the Messerschmitt BF-109 and the introduction of the Focke Wolf FW-190 as the latter demonstrates it's superiority over the Spitfire Mark 5 in missions over France and the...

This program deals with the decline of the Luftwaffe bombing arm as Germany suffers heavy losses in Russia and the U.K. with it's once dreadded night-bombing raids becoming increasingly ineffectual.

On July 25, 1944, a Mosquito reconnaissance aircraft belonging to the No.544 squadron barely escaped destruction in the first air-to-air encounter with the revolutionary new German fighter, the...