Hitler's Last Stand

In 1944, resistance fighters declare a Free French Republic in Eastern France. The Nazis respond by dispatching 10,000 German soldiers to crush their rebellion.

In August 1944, an American artillery observer and his radio is all that stands between the French town of Mortain and capture by the Nazis.

In 1944, it falls to a small group of American soldiers armed with plastic explosives, grenades and gasoline to capture the all-important Fort Koenigsmacker.

After most of his regiment is wiped out, a Canadian battalion adjutant who normally stays behind to coordinate logistics must lead his company into battle on the Rhine.

An American soldier must crawl through an enemy minefield to capture to German machine gun nests holding up his unit in the Hurtgen Forest.

As the Allies try to clear the Colmar Pocket, American second Lieutenant Audie Murphy sends his company back during an enemy counterattack.