In this thought-provoking episode of “War Stories with Oliver North,” you’ll learn about the men of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team and Military Intelligence Service who overcame racism and prejudice to prove their loyalty to America. This unit earned over 18,000 individual decorations during the course of the war.

A look back at the war-crimes trials of 21 German officials following World War II. Albert Speer, Rudolf Hess and Hermann Goering are among those spotlighted. Also examined are trials involving Japanese officials.

From a soldier who lost both of his legs to gunshot wounds and frostbite at Korea’s notorious “Frozen Chosin” to a triple amputee Vietnam veteran who later became a championship skier, the determination of the men you will meet in this special episode of “War Stories with Oliver North” will truly inspire you.

An exploration of "tin can" sailors (nicknamed for their lack of armor) and the sacrifices they made during World War II. Also: several sailors who survived a typhoon in December 1944 recall the ordeal.

The June 1943 invasion of Sicily, which was the first American airborne invasion of World War II, is recalled. Included: interviews with paratroopers Edwin Sayre, Timothy Dyas and Delbert Kuehl, who fought off German tanks while enduring one of the worst friendly-fire incidents in history.

Veterans remember the early stages of the Vietnam War.

The 60th anniversary of VE Day is honored with a look back at the end of the European portion of World War II. Included: an interview with a soldier who spent time with Adolf Hitler in his bunker; the experiences of an American POW who was shot down over Berlin. Also: a veteran who rode across the Rhine with Patton recalls the event.

This compelling episode of “War Stories with Oliver North” marks the sixth time North and his FOX News team has gone to the frontlines of Operation Iraqi Freedom. You are there with the Marines of the 3/2 in “Operation Matador” as they go hunting for terrorists along "rat lines" near the Syrian border.

The battle for the Philippines during World War II is discussed. Col. Ed Ramsey, a veteran who escaped the surrender on the Bataan Peninsula, is interviewed.

A look back at "Operation Rolling Thunder," a U.S. bombing campaign in Vietnam that lasted from 1965 to '68. Included: insights from pilots George "Bud" Day and Paul Galanti.