The Real Black Hawk Down tells the extraordinary true-life story of the shooting down of two Black Hawk helicopters during a deadly battle in Mogadishu between U.S. forces and Somali militia. Reunited for the first time on camera, the pilot and two of the soldiers involved in the battle recount intense details of one of the most horrific scenes in U.S. military history since the Vietnam War.

It's 1982 and the war on drugs is in its bloodiest year. Two DEA agents are sent on an aerial reconnaissance mission to Colombia, where violent cartels run the drug trade into Miami, and their mission becomes a bloodbath. Separated and severely wounded, both must fight to get out of the jungle alive.

A team of Green Berets are sent to take out a leader of the Hezb-e-Islami Gulbuddin, a terrorist group with links to the Taliban. The target is guarded by heavily armed fighters in the Shok Valley of Afghanistan. The Green Berets end up surrounded and engage in a huge, ferocious gun battle. Sustaining critical casualties, they must use all their training and teamwork to escape the mountain alive.

When a squad of eight British SAS commandos is compromised deep behind enemy lines in Iraq, only one will escape and make it out alive.

When F-117 stealth pilot Dale Zelko is shot down by a Serb missile, a NATO rescue mission must find him before he is captured by Serb forces.

Shot down over Laos in 1964, Lt Klusmann is the first American pilot to be taken prisoner during the Vietnam War, and the first to escape.