More War and Other Historical DVDs

Take aim from both sides of the fight. SHOOTOUT! examines the personalities, the weapons, the firepower, and the leadership needed to defeat the enemy. With 3D CGI animation sequences and testimony from scholars and experts, the battles come alive as they looked to the soldiers and shooters themselves.

Documents the struggle to confront and contain the greatest threat to global security in the post-Cold War world. From the caves of Tora Bora to cells that have sprung up in some 80 countries worldwide, top authorities and anti-terror experts detail the current state of the terror network. Insiders detail the operations and strategies that have led to the arrest of some 3,000 suspected terrorists. But these successes are diluted by the fact that Osama bin Laden and his second in command remain at large, and new recruits continue to join Al Qaeda everyday.

Mike Wallace takes the viewer on an eye-opening look at the growing threat of what has been labeled "Middle East Terrorism" on American soil. It is a journey that begins in age-old ideological conflicts heated up by current political reality. In a special interview conducted just for this show, Fouad Ajami, Director of Middle East studies at Johns Hopkins University, traces the rise of political terrorism and details its spread throughout the globe, eventually arriving on our shores.

The epic overview of 20th century warfare is available together in its entirety for the very first time in this DVD collector's set.

It explores the pivotal battles, profiles the commanders and chronicles the myriad ways in which war has shaped the modern world. The 26 hour-long episodes in this monumental set feature an encyclopedic collection of archival film dating back to 1896, creating an unforgettable visual record of every major military engagement from the precursors of World War I to the liberation of Kuwait.

This EXCLUSIVE 6-volume DVD set is the essential collection chronicling the Vietnam War . . . The soldiers who fought it and the journalists who covered it tell their personal stories of the controversial conflict.