A chronicle of aviation history in the making. Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Military Air Force, this 5 program collection details the development of U.S. Military Air Power and contains the best unique aviation footage.

This unique five-documentary collection includes a two-part overview of American military flight and three documentaries about notable conflicts that used aircraft to achieve victory. The first segment is titled Kitty Hawk to Pearl Harbor and discusses the earliest years of military aviation in the United States. The next film follows the post-WWII advances in jet technology and the major conflicts that utilized American air support. America's Great Victory looks at the use of American air power during World War II, focusing on the B2 long-range bomber and the infamous use of atomic weapons on Japan. World War 2 looks at the long-range bomber's counterpart, diving into dogfights and technical advances in all-metal fighter planes. The final documentary, The Cold War, looks at the Korean War, the threat of the Soviet MIG fighter, advances in missile technology, and the complex game of nuclear brinksmanship.