Theater of War

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THEATER OF WAR -- THE PACIFIC CAMPAIGN

DISC ONE - Tensions Rise and Pearl Harbor Under Attack

Episode One - Tensions Rise: The Opening Moves

As Europe went to war in September 1939, in the Far East the Japanese were already embroiled in a bitter conflict with China. Tension between Japan and the USA was also increasing, and with the Empire of the Rising Sun forming an alliance with Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany a global war was fast becoming inevitable. Against the backdrop of the escalating battles of WWII in Europe, discover the deep distrust Japan had for the west, and the bitter consequences of the Japanese entering World War II in the Pacific Theatre of Operations.

Chapter 1 -- 5:47
Chapter 2 -- 6:19
Chapter 3 -- 5:37
Chapter 4 -- 8:15

Total running time: 26:00

Episode Two - Under Attack: Pearl Harbor

When the Japanese Imperial Army attacked the US Naval fleet at Pearl Harbor on the 7th of December 1941, they changed the course of history. Suddenly the American nation, to date so set against entering the war, rallied behind President Franklin D Roosevelt, demanding revenge against the Japanese. The USA was now at war on foreign soil and on the high seas out in the Pacific Ocean, and once they had recovered from the shock of Pearl Harbor, they rapidly became a force to be reckoned with.

Chapter 1 -- 5:59
Chapter 2 -- 5:53
Chapter 3 -- 5:59
Chapter 4 -- 8:09

Total running time: 26:00





THEATER OF WAR -- THE PACIFIC CAMPAIGN

DISC TWO - Relentless Onslaught and Victory at Sea

Episode Three - Relentless Onslaught: The Japanese Advance

Moving at great speed after the devastation of Pearl Harbor, the Japanese made the most of the advantage afforded them by their surprise attack. Malaysia, Hong Kong and Singapore fell like dominoes to the Imperial forces, and despite the best efforts of General Douglas MacArthur the Philippines were destined to follow. The war in the Pacific was seemingly going all Japan's way, but the tide would eventually turn.

Chapter 1 -- 5:54
Chapter 2 -- 5:44
Chapter 3 -- 6:36
Chapter 4 -- 7:46

Total running time: 25:59


Episode Four - Victory at Sea: America Fights Back

One of the greatest battles of the war in the Pacific was fought at Midway as the American Navy stopped the Japanese in their tracks. Preceded by the Battle of the Coral Sea, the US troops had served notice that they meant business, and the Japanese had to face the fact that they were not invincible. Interestingly, the Battle of Midway was reported in Japan as a great victory over the Americans, rather than the defeat that it was, as the Imperial government tried to ensure that public morale would never for a moment falter.

Chapter 1 -- 6:12
Chapter 2 -- 5:52
Chapter 3 -- 6:00
Chapter 4 -- 7:55

Total running time: 25:59




THEATER OF WAR -- THE PACIFIC CAMPAIGN

DISC THREE - Flying the Stars and Stripes and The Final Act

Episode Five - Flying the Stars and Stripes: Territorial Gains

The most iconic image of the latter stages of the war in the Pacific is that of American Marines flying the US Flag on the Island of Iwo Jima. It was a bitter battle, with vast numbers of casualties on both sides, as Allied forces gained the upper hand in the Pacific as well as in Europe. With MacArthur's return to the Philippines and Japanese occupied territories being re-repatriated throughout the Pacific, plans were put in place to target Okinawa, as the end of the World War II was at long last in sight.

Chapter 1 -- 6:03
Chapter 2 -- 5:50
Chapter 3 -- 6:24
Chapter 4 -- 7:42

Total running time: 25:59
Episodes Six - The Final Act: From VE Day to VJ Day

As Europe celebrated the collapse of Hitler's Nazi regime and an Allied Victory, out in the Pacific the Japanese continued to fight to the bitter end, even though surrender was inevitable. America had a new President in Harry S Truman, and within weeks of taking office he had a terrible decision to make. The Atom Bomb was at his disposal, and would guarantee an unconditional Japanese surrender. But at what cost, and would it be possible to forge world peace from the ashes of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

Chapter 1 -- 6:35
Chapter 2 -- 5:37
Chapter 3 -- 5:50
Chapter 4 -- 7:59

Total running time: 26:01

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