S1.E6 ∙ Episode #1.6

Explores the life and actions of one of America's military legends. Part 1 follows MacArthur from his days as a forgotten hero soldiering in the Philippines on the eve of Pearl Harbor to the moment when he becomes the last shogun of the new Japan. Part 2 continues as MacArthur converts Japan from a semi-feudal society to a democracy by personally devising a model constitution and sweeping social reforms. Then sent to Korea, he skillfully retreats as China enters the Korean War. Blamed for the sudden reversal, he is relieved of his military duties by President Harry S. Truman and comes home to a hero's welcome which peters out in the din of 1952 presidential politics and the overwhelming popularity of General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

A look at how aircraft and pilots have shaped military history and how technology has impacted the advancement of aerial combat over the past 100 years.

During WWII, the Nazis stole countless priceless treasures from all over Europe. Monuments Men Foundation President, Robert Edsel, journalist Conor Woodman, and WWII historian James Holland explore this greatest heist in history.

From the first shot to the withdrawal of the last Marine or soldier, BULLET POINTS breaks down the key battles and turning points in military operations ranging from Pearl Harbor and the Vietnam War to the Cold War, Operation Desert Storm and more. See how wars are won, as told through their most significant battles.

Documentary chronicling the history of the American Revolutionary War against Great Britain that began in 1776.