He Had the Medal of Honor, Fame, and a Wife — He Gave It Back for Iwo Jima | John Basilone

He Fought at Guadalcanal at Age 12. The Navy Jailed Him for It | Calvin Graham

Shot 7 Times, He Kept Coming Back — the Army Lost His Medal for 36 Years | Matt Urban

The POW Who Broke INTO Auschwitz — and Bought Lives With Chocolate | Charles Coward

The 18-Year-Old Who Captured 1,500 Enemy Soldiers Alone | Guy Gabaldon

They Found the Dentist Behind a Machine Gun With 98 Enemy Dead | Ben Salomon

He Swam 8 Hours Through Shark Waters Towing 15 Wounded Men | Charles Jackson French

They Said He Was Too Small to Fight. He Held a Trench With One Hand. | Lachhiman Gurung

He Hunted Men in the Ruins of Stalingrad — One Shot at a Time | Vasily Zaitsev

He Invented 27 Spies and Fooled Hitler on D-Day | Agent Garbo

He Faked His Age to Join the Marines at 14 — Then Jumped on Two Grenades | Jack Lucas

He Fooled the German Army Disguised as a Farmer | Tommy Prince

The Navy Told Him He Could Only Cook. Then Pearl Harbor Happened. | Doris Miller

He Refused to Carry a Rifle. Then He Saved 75 Men. | Desmond Doss

309 Kills. Then She Walked Into the White House | Lady Death

The Gestapo Put 5 Million Francs on Her Head. They Never Caught Her. | Nancy Wake

Blinded in One Eye, He Flew 1,000 km Home — Japan's Greatest Ace | Saburo Sakai

The Gestapo Called Her the Most Dangerous Spy of WWII — She Had a Wooden Leg | Virginia Hall

The Pacifist Princess Who Became Britain's Bravest Spy — and Died at Dachau | Noor Inayat Khan

One Man Liberated an Entire City | The One-Eyed Ghost, Léo Major

Shot 11 Times, Lost an Eye and a Hand — and "Enjoyed the War" | Adrian Carton de Wiart

500 Kills in 98 Days. With Iron Sights. | The White Death

Rejected for Being Too Small. He Became America's Most Decorated Soldier

He Fought WW2 With a Sword, a Longbow, and Bagpipes | Mad Jack

The Man Who VOLUNTEERED for Auschwitz | Witold Pilecki

Operation Frankton: 12 Men, 6 Kayaks, Bordeaux 1942 | The Cockleshell Heroes Raid

Stand By to Ram — HMS Glowworm vs Admiral Hipper | First VC of WW2

Seven Men in a Crypt Beneath Prague — Operation Anthropoid 1942

He Charged a Pocket Battleship with a Passenger Liner — HMS Jervis Bay, November 1940

Remagen 1945: The Demolition Charge That Failed — First Americans Across the Rhine Since Napoleon

225 Rangers Climbed a 100-Foot Cliff to Destroy Guns That Weren't There

St. Nazaire 1942: 622 Men, One Old Destroyer, 5 Victoria Crosses — The Greatest Raid of All

Pegasus Bridge: 181 Men, 6 Gliders, 10 Minutes — The First Allied Action of D-Day

13 Men, 4 Guns: How Dick Winters Silenced the Artillery Shelling Utah Beach

A Marine, a Code Talker, and the Officer They Killed — Iwo Jima, 1945

He Hid a British Soldier in His Attic. The Gestapo Came at Dawn. | Arnhem 1944

Stalingrad: Letters Home from a Doomed Soldier | 1942–1943