Yemen, 1996. Marine Colonel Terry Childers and a squad of Marines are tasked with evacuating the U.S. ambassador and his family as an Islamist demonstration outside the U.S. embassy quickly spirals out of control. Soon the most radical demonstrators begin shelling the embassy, and Childers' squad comes under fire and suffers casualties. Childers orders the crowd to return fire, resulting in the death of 83 demonstrators and a large number of seriously wounded, among them women and children. An international scandal erupts, and Bill Sokal, the U.S. President's National Security Advisor, decides to pin all the dogs on Childers to cover the rear. Upon arrival, the colonel is accused of wrongfully killing civilians and will now be tried by a military tribunal. Childers asks old friend and battle buddy Colonel Hayes Hodges to be his lawyer. Hayes, who is already retired, cannot refuse Terry, since he saved his life in Vietnam in 1968.

The movie, based on real facts, tells the life story of a veteran named Ron Kovik. As a naive schoolboy, he enlists as a volunteer in the army and, having gone through the hell of the Vietnam War, returns home a paralyzed cripple. This courageous man dedicates his life to fighting the worst enemy of mankind - war.

In September 1967, Private Chris Taylor of the 25th Infantry Regiment arrived somewhere in the border region between Vietnam and Cambodia. Arrived to see for himself what true hell looks like. Not an otherworldly, fictional hell created by writers or artists, but a natural, quite earthly hell, where Sgt. Bob Barnes and Sgt. Elias Grodin clashed with each other. They too thought they would be fighting Viet Cong guerrillas, but it turned out that sometimes you have to fight your own.

1916, Western Front. Colonel Dex commands an infantry regiment of the French army. For two years the Allies have been trying to turn the tide of the war. The corps commander, General Brulard, orders Divisional General Miro to attack an impregnable enemy position.

Within the walls of the United Nations Space Command (UNSC) Military Academy, a group of cadets of noble birth are being trained to become the next generation of soldiers in the impending war between the UNCS and the rebels on the colonial planets. One of the cadets, Thomas Lasky, is struggling internally, overcoming doubts about the war and fears of failing to live up to the high expectations of his command. By the time Lasky has come to terms with his role as future commander, the terrifying Covenant Alliance army invades the planet and turns the hero's familiar world upside down. Inspired by the exploits of Master Cheef, Lasky must learn firsthand what it means to be a hero.

On a peaceful morning from the classroom window, schoolchildren suddenly see a whole army of parachutists landing on the familiar soccer field. A military invasion of U.S. territory has begun! When foreign troops burst into their town, eight teenagers flee into the mountains.

Naming their squad after their high school soccer team, the Wolverines, they begin a true guerrilla war to protect their parents, their friends, and their country.

The movie is about Omar Mukhtar, a Bedouin leader who fought heroically against Mussolini's occupation of Libya.

Despite the propaganda overtones of the movie due to the time it was made, this is a wonderful Hitchcockian story about a man wrongly accused of sabotage who crosses half the country to find the real culprits.

Baghdad, 2004. After the death of U.S. Army Bomb Squad leader Matt Thompson, Staff Sgt. William James, a hardened and gutsy pro with several hundred clearance missions to his credit, is appointed as the new commander. However, James's risky methods of work and his integrity lead to tension and discord with the other members of the squad.

Who says Vietnam is scary? Maybe for some, but not for them! Smuggling, CIA, adventure - what could be better for two reckless pilots! They're ready to deliver anything, to anyone - they don't care, as long as they get paid.