Timeless Media Group.

Documents the history and development of the railroad industry in North America.

Collection of railroading films.

Collection of railroading films.

"Korea is often called America's forgotten war, yet history tells is that almost 150,000 American servicemen were either killed or wounded during this "police action." In this collection of newsreels and U.S. Government footage, you wil relive America's experiences in Korea from the earliest days of intervention in 1950 to the signing of the Armistice in 1953"--Contaier insert.

Disc 1: Describes the training for the Lockheed Lightning, the Bell Airacobra and the Curtiss Warhawk, three of the most legendary American fighters. Each film provides detailed instruction for pilots and crew in their operation, air-to-air techniques, emergency procedures and maintenance.--Container. Disc 2: Learn what it was like to fly the world's first military jet fighter, the German ME-262.--Container.

World War One was like no other war that had preceded it. What began with a minor assassination in a small corner of a long-forgotten empire in Europe was to become history's first truly global conflict. It embroiled some 30 countries across five continents and was fought on a scale never-before-seen by mankind. Prelude to battle: At the turn of the century, the United States in unconcerned with events beyond its shores, but in mid 1914 that attitude...

Code named Operation Overlord, the D-Day invasion of Nazi occupied Europe was a meticulously planned and jealously guarded secret in which the outcome was by no means certain.

In an era of fierce conflict and global chaos, the U.S. Navy SEALs stand ready to answer their nation's call. Honed and hardened in the flames of combat, they descend from the night sky and rise from the ocean depths to strike their targets with deadly efficiency. Based on first-person accounts, this extraordinary miniseries captures the danger and emotion of actual classified SEAL missions. From the planning stages through preparation to the heart-stopping...

At the outbreak of WWII, the US possessed 7 aircraft carriers, less than 4 years later the number had grown to nearly 100. More than any other weapon, the aircraft carrier made the war in the Pacific not only possible, but also winnable.