National Geographic: Untold Stories of World War II

The documentary showcases three pivotal events from World War II. It covers the raids aimed at destroying Nazi Germany's heavy water production in Norway, highlighting both the strategic importance and the desperate measures taken to prevent the Nazis from acquiring this resource.

Additionally, the film details the role of Japanese midget submarines during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. It examines their impact and the subsequent fate of these vessels.

Lastly, the documentary explores the Kamikaze attacks against United States warships in the Pacific late in the war, detailing how these were executed using various aircraft, including specially designed flying bombs known as Okha. This film appeals to collectors interested in military history and documentary filmmaking, providing insightful perspectives on crucial wartime events.