Two new documentaries highlight the role of the Pacific Islands in World War II – a theatre of war the programme-makers say is often overlooked.

The 1 hour, 44-minute documentary is just that — an unsanitized, unvarnished experience of the harrowing final year of the war in the Pacific.

Inside World War II Released in 2012, this three-part documentary from National Geographic features personal stories of World War II from troops who lived it.

Across the Pacific, every battle and every skirmish had led to this moment. A colossal US armada made up of 1,500 ships and a ...

"The War" is the documentary that Ken Burns didn't want to make. Despite being an enormous, almost indescribable force for change for millions of Americans, World War II had gone from rote ...

Many veterans, when trying to find the right words for what war is, fell back on a familiar aphorism: "War is hell." For them ...

The War tells the story of the Second World War through the personal accounts of a handful of men and women from four American towns.

Director Nelson documented World War II aerial fighting over Germany in an earlier film, “The Cold Blue,” which drew upon footage that director William Wyler had shot for his 1944 documentary ...

A new PBS series explores the Marauder Men and what it was like flying a B-26 in World War II.