The Color of War

From the Arctic Circle to deserts and jungles, Allied soldiers were exposed to diverse terrain and climate during World War II.

America emerges as leader of the free world.

World War II combat at sea differs from any previous conflict.

The battle to stay alive among the soldiers who were sent to the front lines during World War II.

Armored vehicles change the way wars are fought.

The acts of servicemen who fought the supply war were often overlooked but critical to the Allies' success.

Flying seemed to promise the greatest glory, but proved to be the most dangerous job for World War II servicemen.

Correspondents bring World War II to life and preserve the tales that define the era. Narrator: Peter Coyote.

The last year of World War II proves to be the most difficult for Allied servicemen.

Medical personnel fight daily against death.

The average American soldier hauls over 100 pounds of gear during World War II.

Armored vehicles change the way wars are fought.

Correspondents bring World War II to life and preserve the tales that define the era. Narrator: Peter Coyote.

America emerges as leader of the free world.

Medical personnel fight daily against death.

The acts of servicemen who fought the supply war were often overlooked but critical to the Allies' success.

World War II combat at sea differs from any previous conflict.

From the Arctic Circle to deserts and jungles, Allied soldiers were exposed to diverse terrain and climate during World War II.

Flying seemed to promise the greatest glory, but proved to be the most dangerous job for World War II servicemen.

The battle to stay alive among the soldiers who were sent to the front lines during World War II.

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