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U.S. forces fight to the death against Adolf Hitler's massive surprise offensive to slow the Nazi advance allowing for the legendary defense of Bastogne, Belgium.
U.S. forces fight to the death against Adolf Hitler's massive surprise offensive to slow the Nazi advance allowing for the legendary defense of Bastogne, Belgium.
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Hitler's Last Stand
S2, EP2 "Nazis Strike Back"U.S. forces fight to the death against Adolf Hitler's massive surprise offensive to slow the Nazi advance allowing for the legendary defense of Bastogne, Belgium.
Hitler's Last Stand
S2, EP3 "Deadly Defiance"Americans fight to oust Nazi forces and complete the liberation of France in January 1945.
Hitler's Last Stand
S2, EP4 "Nazi Kill Zone"Allied forces launch a surprise airborne attack behind Nazi lines in September 1944.
Hitler's Last Stand
S5, EP1 "Resistance Revenge"In July of 1944, French resistance fighters called Maquisards declare a Free French Republic on the remote Vercors plateau in eastern France to support the Allied invasion of Normandy.
Hitler's Last Stand
S2, EP6 "Defend the Rhine"Allied generals jostle for the honor to be the first to cross the Rhine River; Adolf Hitler has ordered that no bridge is to fall into Allied hands; so when an opportunity arises, a race is on to capture a bridge -- and change the course of the war.
Hitler's Last Stand
S2, EP5 "Island of Fire"Calgary Highlanders launch a diversionary attack against the Walcheren Causeway; with the Germans distracted, Allied Commandos carry out an amphibious assault on Walcheren Island, the final Nazi stronghold guarding the port.
Hitler's Last Stand
S2, EP1 "Lost Battalion"After breaking through, an American regiment is surrounded by Nazi forces; cut off from food, reinforcements and medical care, the saga of the Lost Battalion begins.
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