The True Extent Of The Government Coverup At Roswell

It's no secret that in WW2, Hitler's Nazis looted the world of valuable art and treasures. But despite ransacking entire countries, this was never quite enough. This treasure hunt would cross over into the world of religious fiction when they became obsessed with finding The Holy Grail.

How did Greece and Yugoslavia force Hitler's detour that delayed Operation Barbarossa? This Battlefield episode traces the chain of decisions that pulled Germany into the Balkans, exposed Ploesti’s vital oil, and reshaped the war in the East. After the 1939 pact with Stalin and victory in the West, Mussolini’s failed invasion of Greece in October 1940 drew British forces to the Aegean and threatened Romania’s refineries. Hitler answered with a lightning assault on Yugoslavia and Greece on 6 April 1941, taking Athens by 27 April. The diversion cost precious weeks; the invasion of the Soviet Union began on 21 June, reaching Moscow’s edge as winter closed in. As Churchill observed, Hitler had failed to notice that Russia had a winter. Air power then targeted fuel. Early raids on Romania were ineffective, but on 1 August 1943 B-24 Liberators from North Africa attacked Ploesti at low level, confronting flak, ME-109s, and chaos over the target. Fifty-seven bombers were shot down and 11 turned back, with little lasting damage. In 1944 the American 15th Air Force returned with long-range P-51 escorts. After

Experience the pivotal battles of Chickamauga, Chattanooga, and Kennesaw Mountain as the fate of the Civil War—and the nation—hangs in the balance. Dive into this gripping account of the Western Theater’s most dramatic campaigns, where Union and Confederate armies clash for control of Chattanooga and Atlanta. Discover how missed opportunities, heroic defenses, and costly assaults shaped the course of American history. Learn about the personal stories of soldiers like Joshua Callaway and Austin Gilmore, the heartbreak of widows like Dulcinea, and the rise of legendary leaders including Ulysses S. Grant and William Tecumseh Sherman. This video brings to life the chaos at Chickamauga, the “Rock of Chickamauga” George Thomas’s stand, and the siege and breakout at Chattanooga that opened the Deep South to Union invasion. Witness the brutality of trench warfare outside Atlanta, the civilian toll of Sherman’s campaign, and the tragedy of Kennesaw Mountain’s doomed frontal assault. We also explore the experiences of African American troops, the impact of war on the home front, and the shifting politics that threatened Lincoln’s presidency. Whether you’re a Civil War enthusiast or

Step into the untold stories of the Civil War's Western front and discover how battles like Shiloh shaped America's fate. Was the war really won in the West? This documentary uncovers the critical but often overlooked Western campaigns of the American Civil War, revealing why places like Shiloh, Fort Henry, and Fort Donelson were just as decisive as Gettysburg or Bull Run. Through expert commentary and vivid accounts, you’ll explore the deep-rooted causes of the war, from the economic and moral contradictions of slavery to the explosive politics of westward expansion and states’ rights. Learn how the rise of cotton transformed both North and South, why slavery was fiercely defended, and how Abraham Lincoln’s election set the stage for secession and conflict.

During the Boer War instructions were made by President Paul Kruger to hide the nation's wealth if the British were to take Pretoria. This process was so well-documented that when the hoard was re-located, it didn't take long for inconsistencies to arise. Thus begins the legend of the Kruger millions.

In this powerful firsthand account, Canadian soldiers and medics share the untold stories of sacrifice, survival, and loss during the Afghanistan mission. Discover the realities of war and the struggles faced by veterans. This video takes you deep inside the lives of Canadian Forces members who served in Afghanistan, highlighting the bravery of medics, the trauma of combat injuries, and the enduring impact on families. Through raw, emotional interviews, you'll hear about life-saving efforts under fire, the heartbreak of losing friends, and the challenges wounded veterans face when they return home. Stories range from harrowing injury recoveries and coping with PTSD to the touching moments of family support and the struggle for dignity after service. The video also sheds light on the systemic issues veterans encounter with post-service care and the importance of national remembrance, especially on November 11th and along the Highway of Heroes. Whether you’re seeking insight into the Canadian military experience, the realities of battlefield medicine, or the ongoing fight for veterans’ rights, this video offers an unfiltered look at the costs of war and the courage