An older British reporter shares perspective with a young U.S. doctor on the Vietnam War.

Winston Churchill desperately presses Franklin D. Roosevelt for assistance and aid as England struggles against Nazi Germany in Europe. He asks Roosevelt to borrow navy ships, and Roosevelt is unable to provide support due to the United States' policy of neutrality.

In a meeting with ranking military and government staff, an American professor argues in favor of a first strike policy: one in which the United States attacks the Soviet Union first. He is countered by a general who questions the morality of such a stance and such action. This clip highlights the extremities in Cold War thinking.

This shows the first time John Smith is ordered to explore Virginia in the hopes of finding a Native American "king" to trade with.

A US Military Officer in charge of finding Stolen Art talks to a Nazi officer who hid the art. This is based on a real operation where the US saved stolen art before it could be destroyed by the Nazis as they retreated into Europe.