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Press release announcing the television premiere and streaming availability of a documentary film about the 2004 Battles of Najaf and Fallujah during the Iraq War, featuring firsthand accounts from participating U.S. service members.
Year: 2025
Region / City: Arlington, VA
Subject: Iraq War; Battles of Najaf and Fallujah
Document Type: Press Release
Organization: PBS
Production Company: Manifold Productions, Inc.
Director and Writer: Michael Pack
Producers: Michael Pack; Gina Cappo Pack; Stephen K. Bannon
Premiere Date: November 10, 2025
Broadcast Time: 10 – 11:30 p.m. ET
Awards: Founders Choice Award at the GI Film Festival; Best of Festival Award at the Hudson Institute Film Festival
Funding: Corporation for Public Broadcasting; Richardson, Smith Foundation; The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc.
Distribution Platforms: PBS; PBS.org; PBS app; PBS Passport
Interview Period: 2007
Historical Period Covered: 2004
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Cadet Instructors Cadre Lesson Plan: Aircraft Flown During WWI and WWII and the Battles of the Atlantic and Britain (17 Nov 2012)
Instructor: OCdt. Tornabene J.
Date: 17 Nov 12
EO/PO number: M230.01
EO title: Discuss Aircraft Flown During WWI and WWII
Teaching points: Discuss Aircraft Flown During WWI; Discuss the Importance of the Battle of the Atlantic; Discuss Aircraft Flown During the Battle of the Atlantic; Discuss the Importance of the Battle of Britain; Discuss Aircraft Flown During the Battle of Britain
Duration: 30 minutes
Performance statement: By the end of this lesson the cadets shall be expected to discuss aircraft flown during WWI and WWII, the Battle of the Atlantic, the Battle of Britain and the aircraft flown during those conflicts
Standard: Cadets shall discuss and learn about specific WWI and WWII aircraft and their roles in the Battle of the Atlantic and Battle of Britain
Trainees level: Level 2
Method: Interactive Lecture
Training aids: Flipcharts and classroom presentation aids
Learning aids: Aircraft photos and note sheets
Classroom setting: Standard classroom
Material needed: Markers, flipchart, paper, handouts
Lesson series: 1 of 2 lessons in EO M230 series
Conflicts addressed: World War I; World War II; Battle of the Atlantic (1939–1945); Battle of Britain (1940)
Significant Battles in Europe during World War II 1936-1945
Year: 1936-1945
Region: Europe
Theme: Military history, World War II
Document type: Educational summary
Institution: History education resource
Author: Unspecified / Compiled from historical sources
Target audience: Students, general readers interested in WWII
Major battles covered: Battle of Britain, Battle of the Atlantic, Battle of Stalingrad, Normandy Landings (D-Day)
Key military forces: Germany (Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe), United Kingdom (RAF), United States, USSR, Allied forces
Strategic impact: Allied defense and counteroffensive operations
Technological developments: Radar, aircraft (Spitfire, Hurricane, Messerschmitt, Stukas), U-boats, V-weapons
Outcome: Turning points and liberation of occupied territories in Europe
Cabinet Battles on National Debt and Foreign Policy in Early United States
Year: 1789–1793
Location: United States, New York City
Topic: Financial policy and foreign affairs
Document type: Transcript / Libretto
Institution: United States Federal Government
Authors: Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, James Madison
Intended audience: Cabinet members and political observers
Period covered: Early years of the United States under the Constitution
Debate topics: Assumption of state debts, establishment of a national bank, French Revolutionary Wars, neutrality policy
Format: Rap performance / historical reenactment
Spiritual Principles for Facing Life’s Battles Based on 2 Chronicles 20
Year: Not specified
Region / cultural context: Christian biblical teaching context
Theme: Spiritual warfare and faith during adversity
Document type: Sermon or devotional teaching text
Author: Werner van Rensburg
Religious tradition: Christianity
Primary source referenced: Bible – 2 Chronicles 20
Main biblical figures mentioned: Jehoshaphat, Ahab, Moses, Abraham, Isaac, Esau
Audience: Believers or Christian congregation
Key concepts: Prayer, trust in God, worship, spiritual battle, divine deliverance
Scriptural passages cited: 2 Chronicles 20:1–12, 2 Chronicles 20:17
Purpose: Reflection on spiritual response to unexpected conflict and adversity
Topics: NAJAF FALLUJAH Battles