LEARNING ZONE BROADBAND

Duration: 01:06

A Roman soldier could spend up to 25 years serving in the army.

Duration: 03:10

Using role play, the armour, equipment, weapons and tactics employed by the Roman army are shown.

Duration: 02:14

Following a member of the Karen National Liberation Army during a typical day in the forests of Burma. The Liberation Army are fighting for the homeland they were promised by the British after independence.

Duration: 01:31

Following a Ugandan army captain as he continues the fight against a religious cult and rebel group.

Duration: 03:22

The official US historian of the Vietnam War records an incident in the war and then talks about the USA's war aims.

Duration: 04:50

British troops were at first welcomed in Northern Ireland’s Nationalist communities but within a relatively short space of time the relationship had turned sour and was replaced by suspicion and violence.

Duration: 01:00

The Roman army was made up of soldiers from a number of places around the Roman Empire.

Duration: 03:51

Volunteers follow the training of Roman soldiers, as set out by Vegetius in the fourth century A.D.

Duration: 03:52

Using role play, the life of a Roman soldier in the barracks is shown along with an explanation of the demise of the Roman Empire in Britain.

Duration: 03:42

South Armagh was one of the IRA’s strongest areas of support. This report looks at how the security forces tried to operate in this extremely dangerous environment.

Duration: 00:35

Hadrian's Wall was built by the Roman army to mark the boundaries of the Roman Empire.

Duration: 03:56

The inspirational story and autobiographical details about Walter Tull, a black professional footballer and army officer.