RAF At War - The Unseen Films

Jarhead/ Born On The Fourth Of July

Includes the war films 'Jarhead' and 'Born on the Fourth of July'.

Ratpack, The

Collection of songs performed by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. Tracklist includes: Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On, King Of The Road, Everybody Loves Somebody, You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You, My Shining Hour, Who Can I Turn To and others.

Angel And The Badman/ Hell Town/ McLintock/ Sagebrush Trail/ His Private Secretary

Boxed set collection containing five films. Includes: The Angel And The Badman, Hell Town, McLintock, Sagebrush Trail and His Private Secretary.

Crosby Stills And Nash - Daylight Again

Live performance from Crosby, Stills and Nash, at the LA Universal Amphitheater, 1983. Tracklist includes: Turn Your Back On Love, Chicago, Just A Song Before I Go, Wooden Ships, Dark Star, Barrel Of Pain, To The Last Whale..., Critical Mass, A. Wind On The Water, B. You Don't Have To Cry, Blackbird, Wasted On The Way, Delta, Treetop Flyer, Magical Child, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes, Cathedral, Southern Cross, Long Time Gone, For What It's Worth, Love The One You're With, Teach Your Children and Daylight Again.

Aircraft Of WWII - Secret Japanese Aircraft

Starting in the 1930s, Japanese aircraft designers made incredible strides, and by the time hostilities broke out, the Imperial Air Force and Navy had some of the most sophisticated planes in the world. This programme traces the development of the Japanese industry and its famous creations, like the Nakajima KI-43 Oscar and the Mitsubishi A6M Zero. It also covers the frantic, top-secret programmes to produce weapons that would have made these legendary planes seem tame by comparison - helicopters, jet bombers, rocket fighters and a huge, long-range aircraft designed to strike directly at the US West Coast with biological weapons. See for the first time how plans for Nazi jet and rocket aircraft were taken to Japan by submarine and how the Japanese converted these designs for their own use. Using specially commissioned computer graphics, never seen archive footage and interviews with aviation experts, see the secret Japanese planes of the Second World War.