In a 3-part overview of WWII Pacific storm landings, we examine the sometimes disastrous, often brilliant learning curve of the Japanese/American opponents.

Experts try to find out whether the five Sullivan brothers, who were killed while serving aboard the U.S.S. Juneau on November 13, 1942, could be saved.

  Everyone from Harry Truman to Barbara Bush has looked for the cornerstone which the secretive Freemasons were said to have placed in the White House. What is it for and why has it vanished?

  One of the most versatile, nutritious and varied foodstuff in the world, potatoes can be sliced, diced, frozen and even comes in various colours. It’s the ultimate comfort food.

  Troop withdrawals begin as the Americans train their ARVN allies to take over the war. When the war controversially spills into Cambodia, widespread protests spark throughout America.

  The host travels to Martin Guitars in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, where guitars have been made since 1833, and traces the history and evolution of guitars.

  In Washington, a gold miner's ghost prowls the streets; Port Townsend has the region's most haunted hotel; in Portland, Rose, the victim of an unresolved murder, lurks in the shadows.

In almost four years of war, the Imperial Japanese Navy would achieve numerous victories and claim thousands of American lives, but we see how, in the end, the hunters became the hunted.