Pearl Harbor Attack

Japan brought specialized technology with them to Pearl Harbor, including torpedo bombers and midget submarines, but the U.S. pooled resources into innovative new technologies, too.

The Japanese attack against the U.S. fleet at Pearl Harbor was the result of complicated interrelated factors, and at any point, the dangerous surprise operation could have been called off.

Examine the critical 24-hour period in 1941 after news of Japan's attack on U.S. soil reached FDR, when his unique style of leadership enabled him to galvanize the American people in the wake of a grave attack.

Are film portrayals of the attack on Pearl Harbor accurate? Dr. Donald Goldstein leads a team of producers on a site survey to re-examine one of the most significant and traumatic events in American history.

The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was so overwhelming in its surprise and force that almost every U.S. soldier, sailor, or marine that rallied to resist it became part of a doomed and heroic last stand.

The submarine USS Bowfin made nine patrol runs during WWII, all packed with hair-raising adventures, from Japanese depth bomb attacks to downed flyer rescue missions. This is her glorious story.

Four veterans return for the first time to West Loch, Pearl Harbor, where the rusty tip of a submerged ship is all that's left of a mysterious accident - classified until 1960 - that they miraculously survived.