Causes of the American Revolution; England's imperial policies; resistance leaders; Patriots and Loyalists; the shot heard "round the world; Declaration of Independence, rights of man; abolition of slavery in the North; the War for Independence; Treaty of Paris.

A study of the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japanese air forces on December 7, 1941, describing the commanders, soldiers, weapons, strategies, and maneuvers involved, discussing what prompted the battle and its effect on the larger war, and including a chronology of important dates, as well as photographs, maps, and source quotations.

Profiles the lives and activities of the significant political leaders during World War II, including Adolf Hitler, Emperor Hirohito, Franklin Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill.

Describes some of the weapons used by both the Allied and Axis forces during World War II, including automatic weapons, radar, early computers, tanks, aircraft carriers, bombers and fighter planes, and the atomic bomb.

Examines the events and personalities that were instrumental in Japan's adoption of kamikazi, or suicide, missions in the later stages of World War II.

A dramatized story of the 351st Bomber Group of the United States Army Air Forces, from its training in Colorado to a mission over Germany. Portrays the crews and gunners at a base in England and on a mission. Includes combat footage.

A dramatic account of the vital role played by the P-47 during the Italian campaign during World War II. Includes "Operation Strangle" combat footage taken from plane-mounted cameras.

Presents aviation's important role in the battles of World War II.