Near Peer: China explores the history, doctrine, and modernization of the People’s Liberation Army. Created by 29 Pixel Studios in support of Army University Press, this documentary examines China’s military development and strategic thinking.
By April 2003, U.S. forces had advanced hundreds of kilometers across Iraq. The drive north had brought the U.S. Army’s 3rd Infantry Division to the approaches of Baghdad. Now came the fight for the capital. OIF: The Fight for Baghdad picks up where OIF: The Drive to Baghdad ends, following coalition forces through the battles …
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In March 2003, U.S. and coalition ground forces crossed into Iraq and began a rapid advance north toward Baghdad. OIF: The Drive to Baghdad tells the story of the opening phase of Operation Iraqi Freedom and the U.S. Army’s 3rd Infantry Division as it moved from Kuwait through southern Iraq toward Baghdad. Produced by 29 …
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For the past three or four years, we’ve used LensRentals.com whenever a filming project requires us to fly somewhere. And honestly, it’s been a huge part of allowing us to work well beyond Kansas City. We’ve filmed projects in New Jersey, New York, California, Alaska, Louisiana, and most recently up in the Northwest in Washington …
For centuries, cavalry has operated at the leading edge of armies—screening friendly forces, finding the enemy, protecting the main body, and providing commanders with the information they need to make decisions. During Operation Desert Storm, that mission belonged in part to the soldiers of 1st Squadron, 4th Cavalry (1-4 CAV), the division cavalry squadron of …
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In 1945, American forces returned to Luzon and entered Manila, beginning one of the most devastating urban battles of World War II. Liberation of Manila (1945) tells the story of the month-long fight to reclaim the Philippine capital and the enormous human cost of liberation.
Following the Japanese invasion of the Philippines, American and Filipino forces made a desperate stand on Bataan and Corregidor. *Surrender of the Philippines (1942)* tells the story of their months-long defense, the execution of War Plan Orange, and the eventual fall of the Philippines.
On December 8, 1941, just hours after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Imperial Japanese forces launched their assault on the Philippines. Japanese aircraft struck American airfields while invasion forces began landing across Luzon. It was the beginning of a campaign that would test American and Filipino forces for months—and become one of the defining chapters …
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Eighty years after the original soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division trained for war in the mountains of Colorado, a new generation returned to the high ground. 10th Mountain Division | The High Ground follows soldiers of the U.S. Army’s 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry) as they reconnect with the alpine roots of one of …
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There are already countless documentaries about what happened on the beaches of Normandy on June 6, 1944. When we set out to help tell the story of D-Day for the U.S. Army and Army University Press, we wanted to explore a different question: How do you plan the impossible? D-Day: Planning the Impossible looks beyond …
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