Featured on this DVD are historic films produced during the Cold War era that showcase the U.S. Navy's capabilities. See the launching of the first Polaris nuclear submarine. See weapon systems such as the Regulus I and Polaris ballistic missiles.

In the wake of WWII, an atomic submarine revolution transformed the submarine. Featured on this DVD are five rare films showcasing the silent service's nuclear pioneers. Witness the launching of the USS Nautilus, the world's first nuclear-powered vessel and the first "true" submarine, capable of staying underwater for months without refueling or surfacing.

Featured are 12 rare films made by and for the U.S. Navy before WWII. They cover the following: Atlantic, Pacific Navy ships, Asiatic Fleet near Shanghai, WWI U-boats, first aircraft carrier USS Langley, and the gunboat USS Panay.

The Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor destroyed the United States' vaunted battleship navy. Yet, the most powerful fleet the world had ever seen would rise from the ashes of December 7th. To man the aircraft carriers, submarines, cruisers and battleships that constituted this new flotilla, the U.S. Navy sought tens of thousands of recruits. Featured on this DVD are six rare films used to both publicize the role of the Navy, and to attract volunteers for America's new fleet.

The Cold War fought between the United States and the Soviet Union spanned the entire globe and the seven seas. Shown on this DVD are six rare films explaining both Soviet and American naval history, and revealing their capabilities at the height of the Cold War. Among the subjects: the Kiev aircraft carrier, a Soviet fleet exercise, US Navy planes from the carrier Enterprise, and a beach assault performed by US forces for President Kennedy.

Featured on this DVD are six rare films showing some of the technologies developed to explore the ocean deep. Watch as U.S. Navy aquanauts including future astronaut Scott Carpenter live and work in the SEALAB I + II habitats.

This DVD shows anti-submarine aircraft (P-2, P-3, S-2) and ships as well as an entire class of attack submarines devoted to the anti-submarine warfare (ASW) role during the Cold War.

Featured on this DVD are five rare films that showcase U.S. Navy capabilities in WWII. Watch rare WWII combat footage as U.S fleet boats hunt in Japanese home waters. Witness the capture of the U-505 German U-boat at sea.

Featured on this DVD are four rare training films showcasing techniques to be used in a worst-case scenario including training in the giant escape tank and a full-scale drill utilizing diving bells and rescue vessels in mid-ocean.

Featured on this DVD are five rare films showing the history of the frogmen, Underwater Demolition Teams (UDT's) - predecessors to the modern SEALs and deep sea divers in the U.S. Navy.

This DVD is a collection of six films on the Allied landings in Normandy France during WWII. Many historians claim that D-Day - June 6th 1944 - was one of the most important days in all of history.

US Navy Fleet Submarines WWII DVD covers US Navy submarines of WWII of the Sargo, Gato and Baleo classes. There are five films on this DVD.

This DVD is about Fleet Submarines of the US Navy. Starting with the Salmon class, then the Sargo class, the Gato, Balao and finally the Tench-Guppy class. These boats were called Fleet Boats because they could keep up with the big battleships of the day. There is some very rare footage of Salmon and Sargo classes.