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National Geographic

In 1940, the Axis besieges the Mediterranean island of Malta; Pete Kelsey and Marty Morgan uncover how the Allies fight back.

Buried Secrets of WWII

Island Under Siege

In Papua New Guinea, the team hunts for clues as to how Allied troops dismantled the Japanese war machine.

The Battle That Won the Pacific War

The team investigates the Hurtgen Forest in Germany to uncover the hidden traces of the longest and bloodiest single battle in U.S. Army history.

America's Bloodiest Battle

The Allied advance to Rome grinds to a halt in Italy's mountainous heartland; Pete and Marty investigate why this route costs so much in human life.

Bloody Road to Rome

In 1944, the Nazis launch the world's most advanced weapon; Pete Kelsey and Marty Morgan uncover the awful truth behind Adolf Hitler's Vengeance rockets.

Hitler's Killer Rocket

The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor changes the world; now, new technology reveals hidden traces of that attack, on the land and in the sea.

Pearl Harbor

Remote sensing techniques tell the stories of WWII battles and campaigns, the details of which have been lost in the fog of war, misinterpreted or overtaken by the landscape.

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