Mixing real-life locations, archival battle footage, and 21st-century animation, we tell the story of history's greatest conflicts. Viewers are taken inside the tunnels of Iwo Jima to tell the story of this pivotal WWII battle from both the US and Japanese soldiers' viewpoint.

The gripping saga of the fight at Iwo Jima, the bloodiest battle fought by U.S. Marines.

It was to turn into the bloodiest and most heroic chapter in U.S. Marine Corps history. During WWII, the tiny island of Iwo Jima acted as an advance Japanese airbase, able to identify and attack U.S. bombers on their way to Tokyo. As the Americans advance across the Pacific in 1945, it's seen as a critical stepping-stone to the attack on mainland Japan. Under the command of Lt. General Tadamichi Kuribayashi, a samurai and 30-year veteran, Iwo Jima was garrisoned by 21,000 Japanese soldiers and fortified with a network of underground bunkers, making it impervious to bomber attack. General Holland M. "Howlin' Mad" Smith's battle-hardened Marines clear hidden pockets of resistance. By the time the island is finally cleared and the U.S. flag flies unchallenged over Mt. Suribachi, only 212 Japanese survive.

The Allies began their strategic offensive against Japan with the Solomon Islands landings, and Admiral Halsey's Battle of the Bismarck Sea helped neutralize the Japanese offensive. We review the great battles that doomed Japan, and salute the men whose triumphs in cockpits, foxholes, and gun turrets won Allied victory in WWII.

In one of the most amazing yet lopsided naval battles in history, a mighty Japanese fleet led by the Yamato, the biggest battleship in the world, versus Taffy 3, a small U.S. task unit of tin can destroyers and baby flat-tops. the U.S. fleet is made up of ships too weak to fight and too slow to run. David battles Goliath in a fight for survival, with the lives of thousands of American soldiers in the balance. We will recreate this famous battle using state of the art computer graphics. Viewers will feel like they're in the battle, facing the enemy.

The struggle for Saipan was an underrated pivot point of the Pacific War. Here, the Japanese decided to make an all-out attempt to obliterate the Americans and their naval and air fleets.

Today, Japan has one of the largest fleets in the world and, for over half a century, has stood shoulder to shoulder with the U.S. Navy, defending the waters of Far East Asia and the vital sea lanes surrounding the Japanese islands.

Mixing real-life locations, archival battle footage, and 21st-century animation, we tell the story of history's greatest conflicts. Viewers are taken inside the tunnels of Iwo Jima to tell the story of this pivotal WWII battle from both the US and Japanese soldiers' viewpoint.

The gripping saga of the fight at Iwo Jima, the bloodiest battle fought by U.S. Marines.

It was to turn into the bloodiest and most heroic chapter in U.S. Marine Corps history. During WWII, the tiny island of Iwo Jima acted as an advance Japanese airbase, able to identify and attack U.S. bombers on their way to Tokyo. As the Americans advance across the Pacific in 1945, it's seen as a critical stepping-stone to the attack on mainland Japan. Under the command of Lt. General Tadamichi Kuribayashi, a samurai and 30-year veteran, Iwo Jima was garrisoned by 21,000 Japanese soldiers and fortified with a network of underground bunkers, making it impervious to bomber attack. General Holland M. "Howlin' Mad" Smith's battle-hardened Marines clear hidden pockets of resistance. By the time the island is finally cleared and the U.S. flag flies unchallenged over Mt. Suribachi, only 212 Japanese survive.

The Allies began their strategic offensive against Japan with the Solomon Islands landings, and Admiral Halsey's Battle of the Bismarck Sea helped neutralize the Japanese offensive. We review the great battles that doomed Japan, and salute the men whose triumphs in cockpits, foxholes, and gun turrets won Allied victory in WWII.

In one of the most amazing yet lopsided naval battles in history, a mighty Japanese fleet led by the Yamato, the biggest battleship in the world, versus Taffy 3, a small U.S. task unit of tin can destroyers and baby flat-tops. the U.S. fleet is made up of ships too weak to fight and too slow to run. David battles Goliath in a fight for survival, with the lives of thousands of American soldiers in the balance. We will recreate this famous battle using state of the art computer graphics. Viewers will feel like they're in the battle, facing the enemy.

The struggle for Saipan was an underrated pivot point of the Pacific War. Here, the Japanese decided to make an all-out attempt to obliterate the Americans and their naval and air fleets.

Today, Japan has one of the largest fleets in the world and, for over half a century, has stood shoulder to shoulder with the U.S. Navy, defending the waters of Far East Asia and the vital sea lanes surrounding the Japanese islands.

Mixing real-life locations, archival battle footage, and 21st-century animation, we tell the story of history's greatest conflicts. Viewers are taken inside the tunnels of Iwo Jima to tell the story of this pivotal WWII battle from both the US and Japanese soldiers' viewpoint.

The gripping saga of the fight at Iwo Jima, the bloodiest battle fought by U.S. Marines.

It was to turn into the bloodiest and most heroic chapter in U.S. Marine Corps history. During WWII, the tiny island of Iwo Jima acted as an advance Japanese airbase, able to identify and attack U.S. bombers on their way to Tokyo. As the Americans advance across the Pacific in 1945, it's seen as a critical stepping-stone to the attack on mainland Japan. Under the command of Lt. General Tadamichi Kuribayashi, a samurai and 30-year veteran, Iwo Jima was garrisoned by 21,000 Japanese soldiers and fortified with a network of underground bunkers, making it impervious to bomber attack. General Holland M. "Howlin' Mad" Smith's battle-hardened Marines clear hidden pockets of resistance. By the time the island is finally cleared and the U.S. flag flies unchallenged over Mt. Suribachi, only 212 Japanese survive.

The Allies began their strategic offensive against Japan with the Solomon Islands landings, and Admiral Halsey's Battle of the Bismarck Sea helped neutralize the Japanese offensive. We review the great battles that doomed Japan, and salute the men whose triumphs in cockpits, foxholes, and gun turrets won Allied victory in WWII.

In one of the most amazing yet lopsided naval battles in history, a mighty Japanese fleet led by the Yamato, the biggest battleship in the world, versus Taffy 3, a small U.S. task unit of tin can destroyers and baby flat-tops. the U.S. fleet is made up of ships too weak to fight and too slow to run. David battles Goliath in a fight for survival, with the lives of thousands of American soldiers in the balance. We will recreate this famous battle using state of the art computer graphics. Viewers will feel like they're in the battle, facing the enemy.

The struggle for Saipan was an underrated pivot point of the Pacific War. Here, the Japanese decided to make an all-out attempt to obliterate the Americans and their naval and air fleets.

Today, Japan has one of the largest fleets in the world and, for over half a century, has stood shoulder to shoulder with the U.S. Navy, defending the waters of Far East Asia and the vital sea lanes surrounding the Japanese islands.