Escape From Sobibor, Casablanca Express, Submarine Alert - 3 Classic WWII Movies on 1 DVD

Escape From Sobibor : The largest prison escape from a WWII Nazi death camp. Starring Alan Arkin and Rutger Hauer. Contains brief nudity and violence. Color film, approximately 1 hour 1987.

Casablanca Express : Nazi commandos hijack a train carrying Winston Churchill. Starring Glenn Ford, Donald Pleasance, and Jason Connery. Color film, approximately 1 hour 24 minutes 1989.

Submarine Alert : An FBI agent infiltrates a gang of Axis spies. Starring Richard Arlen. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 6 minutes 1943.

• 3 Classic Movies On 1 DVD
• Approximately 4 1/2 Hours Running Time
• Color and Black/White Film
• Makes An Excellent Gift
• Compatible With NTSC and PAL Formats – Playable Worldwide

The Battle Of El Alamein, The Steel Claw, They Raid By Night - 3 Classic WWII Movies on 1 DVD

The Battle Of El Alamein : The U.S. tank army fighting Rommenl in a battle for desert supremacy. Starring Michael Rennie. Color film, approximately 1 hour 34 minutes 1968.

The Steel Claw : An attempt to rescue a general from Japanese captivity. Starring George Montgomery. Color film, approximately 1 hour 36 minutes 1961.

They Raid By Night : Commando action in World War II. Starring Lyle Talbot. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 8 minutes 1942.

• 3 Classic Movies On 1 DVD
• Approximately 4 1/2 Hours Running Time
• Color and Black/White Film
• Featuring full dimension Surround Sound
• Makes An Excellent Gift
• Compatible With NTSC and PAL Formats – Playable Worldwide

Warbirds of World War II Volume 1: Air War Over Europe

Warbirds of World War II Volume 2: Wings To Victory

America's Secret Weapons: Desert Storm and Beyond

Desert Triumph: The Complete Story Of Operation Desert Storm

A Walk In The Sun, Gung Ho!, Go For Broke! - 3 Classic WWII Movies on 1 DVD

A Walk In The Sun : The trials of a World War II Infantry Company from the time they hit the beach in Italy until they capture their crucial farmhouse objective. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 55 Minutes.

Gung Ho! : "Carlson's Raiders," a specially-trained battalion of Marine jungle fighters, are determined to take the Pacific island of Makin during WWII. Starring Robert Mitchum and Randolph Scott. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 28 minutes 1943.

Go For Broke! : An inexperienced officer, played by Van Johnson, heads up a special Army attack force composed of Japanese American Volunteers. Starring Warner Anderson and Van Johnson. Nominated for two Academy Awards®. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 30 minutes 1951.

Extra Features:

• Original theatrical trailer for "Gung Ho!"
• Bugs Bunny World War II bond drive

Corregidor, The Immortal Battalion, The Big Lift - 3 Classic WWII Movies on 1 DVD

Corregidor : Doctors on Corregidor sort out a love triangle while fighting the invading Japanese forces. Starring Otto Kruger and Donald Woods. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 6 minutes 1943.

The Immortal Battalion : WWII drama about an army officer who shapes a unit of British recruits into a crack battalion to face Rommel's North Africa Korps. Starring David Niven, Stanley Holloway, and Peter Ustinov. Directed by Carol Reed. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 27 minutes 1944.

The Big Lift : When the Russians blockade Berlin, British and American airmen receive supplies through a massive air lift. Starring Montgomery Clift and Paul Douglas. Black and white film, approximately 2 hours 1950.

Extra Feature:

• Rear Gunner: A short film about a B-17 gunner starring Burgess Meredith and Ronald Reagan. 20 Minutes

One Of Our Aircraft Is Missing, Spitfire, We Dive At Dawn - 3 Classic WWII Movies on 1 DVD

One Of Our Aircraft Is Missing : The crew of an RAF bomber is shot down in the Netherlands and struggles to escape capture by the Germans. This film received an Academy Award® nomination. Starring Hugh Williams and Peter Ustinov. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 43 minutes 1941.

Spitfire : The story of Reginald J. Mitchell, the man who designed the ace British fighter plane, Spitfire. The Spitfire became one of the Allies' most valuable World War II assets. Starring David Niven and Leslie Howard. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 27 minutes 1942.

We Dive At Dawn : The "Sea Tiger" attempts to sink the German battleship "Brandenburg" off Denmark. Starring John Mills and Eric Portman. Black and white film, approximately 1 hour 36 minutes 1943.

Extra Feature:

• Mr. Blabbermouth: The story of how America's war efforts are compromised by civilian gossip.

The American Aviator: The Howard Hughes Story

If a young man of the 1920s were asked to describe his wildest dreams, what would he think of? How about a fortune, the ability to buy whatever he wanted? He might dream of going to Hollywood, of making movies, doing them all his way. And women; dating the most beautiful actresses of the day. If he really stretched, he might fantasize himself a famous flyer, designing and building his own aircraft, flying them to break records. Flying around the world, becoming as famous as Lindbergh, being hailed as an international hero, applauded by kings, presidents, ticker tape parades... And while he was at it, he'd build a business empire, buy airlines, hotels, casinos, anything he could turn his mind to. Well, a boy could dream. Howard Robard Hughes, Jr. did more than dream; for him, it all came true. Yet behind the glamour, the fame, the fabulous wealth, there lurked a darker side, a sick, isolated and deeply unhappy man who hid behind his image and ended up a prisoner of his own insanity. This is his story.

Episode List:
The Early Years	The Man With The Minus Touch
Hollywood	Charity
The Hero	Asylum
The War Years	The Machine That Ate Its Designer
The Senate Investigation

Extra Feature: The Outlaw

As a filmmaker, Howard Hughes produced some of Hollywood's most enduring films, including Hell's Angels in 1930 and Scarface in 1932. He is perhaps best remembered for The Outlaw (1943), a controversial western that introduced Jane Russell to the nation. (123 Minutes)

• 5.1 Surround Sound
• 4 Hours Running Time
• Color and Black/White Footage
• Makes An Excellent Gift
• Compatible With NTSC and PAL Formats – Playable Worldwide