D-Day: Stormin' Normandy

When members of the 507th PIR were dropped 20 miles from their objective, the village of Graignes voted to help them. Six days of fighting ensued - followed by severe Nazi retaliation.

Intended as a secret weapon of the D-Day invasion, 28 out of 30 Duplex Drive modified tanks sunk before reaching store. John Chatterton and French diver Bertrand Sciboz travel to Normandy to find them.

Host R. Lee Ermey takes an in-depth look at the technology used throughout the "longest day," traveling to Dover, England, and Normandy, France for a view from both sides of the operation.

John Chatterton and Richie Kohler dive the wreck of the troopship USS Susan B. Anthony off the coast of Normandy to unlock the story behind one of the most daring and amazing rescues at sea.

The shocking losses and chaos of the Omaha landings have been obscured by the Allied victory. Trace the landings on this deadly section of Normandy to see how Omaha Beach became Hell's Battlefield.

Although largely forgotten by history, nearly 2,000 African Americans were among the troops who stormed the beaches of Normandy. For the first time ever, seven of these forgotten heroes tell their stories.

Rare footage of the Allied forces' D-Day invasion of Nazi-held Europe is rendered in high definition alongside interviews with Allied and German survivors recounting their first-hand experiences on that fateful day.

Rare footage of the Allied forces' D-Day invasion of Nazi-held Europe is rendered in high definition alongside interviews with Allied and German survivors recounting their first-hand experiences on that fateful day.

A month after D-Day, when the Allies believed all was safe off the beaches of Normandy, the Minesweeper YMS-304 was detonated. John Chatterton dives the remains of this tragic wreck.

The unmitigated success of the Allies' "Operation Overlord" depended on an elaborate plan to fool the Germans. Investigate the deception plan, which included a million-man army of inflatable men and equipment.

Their backs to the sea, Allied armies struggle to break free of the beaches. With German Panzers rushing up to reinforce defenses, an all-out attack is the Allies' only chance to head inland - and survive.

Dramatic combat film recalls one of history's most colossal invasions, an unforgettable melee that pitched 150,000 troops against a fanatical resistance.

In June 1944, the greatest machine of World War Two springs into action, made up of thousands of ships and aircraft, tens of thousands of men, and millions of tons of steel and concrete. This is Operation Overlord.

Gut-wrenching action and gripping on-camera accounts from veterans and historians recount the epic struggle of D-Day as it has never been told before.

Host Brad Meltzer enlists America's help to find lost and stolen historical artifacts, including rare footage from D-Day, shot by an American behind enemy lines during a remarkable secret mission.