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There's a great new movie for fathers to watch with sons entering manhood. Here's a preview:


Military history blends with a human biography rich in life lessons on leadership, courage, perseverance against overwhelming obstacles, and the willingness to painfully confront one's own failures and move ahead as a much wiser person. (Authentic masculinity is righteous, protective, and self-sacrificing; never toxic.)

The entire feature-length film can be streamed free of charge (for now) RIGHT HERE. (For the best viewing experience, watch it on your home television using the Rumble app, available for Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, AppleTV, or LG Smart TV. Then, just search for the movie entitled MacArthur's Wars.)




Beginning in March of 2026:

 The American Testimony

Free online streaming of the complete home-school history series.

The store is closing for good. No more media deliveries by mail. Stream without fees.

For many years, the series has served as an effective video companion piece to the high school United States History curriculum materials offered by Abeka, Charlotte Mason, BJU, ACE, Alpha Omega, Hearts for Him, and other trusted sources. Distribution started out on VHS tape, followed by DVD, and more recently on USB stick.

We plan on rolling out the free online streaming option on March 3, 2026. (If you're still seeing this past that date, refresh this page in your browser.)

You will be able to select the particular video segment that corresponds to the specific history lesson being taught that day or week. The video streams will be identical in content to the individual videos stored on the USB sticks we had sold in the past. (And you can still click here to get USB guides). You can choose the specific streaming file that best matches the topic and time period being studied.

 


More Free Movies to Stream Online:


World War I (2003)

World War 1 (1914 - 1918), also known as "The Great War," marked a pivotal time in history when mechanized fighting rendered prior forms of combat obsolete. From the first highly consequential gunshots at Sarajevo to the final repercussions of the Treaty of Versailles, this concise, all-encompassing historical account, depicted through authentic film and photographic archives of the period, provides a "big picture" perspective on the conflict that took more than ten million lives. (Running time 95 minutes.)

CLICK HERE to watch World War 1 now on Vimeo. (No login required.)





World War II (2004)

Finally, the complete, chronological history of World War 2 (1939 - 1945), concisely presented in a single motion picture. Everything you need to know is here, from the global conflict's origins to its aftermath. Through recorded images documented by combat and newsreel cinematographers, you'll witness the terror, destruction, courage, and hope of those living through those challenging times. (Running time: 120 minutes.)

CLICK HERE to watch World War 2 now on Vimeo. (No login required.)





The Korean War (2006)

Five years after the end of World War II, Russia and China tested the resolve of the United States and other Western democracies by backing communist North Korea's invasion of its fledgling democratic counterpart to the south. This film provides a concise, yet detailed overview of the war that followed from 1950 to 1953. This was the first "limited" conflict, resulting with a perpetually unsettled "temporary" ceasefire that endures even today. Moreover, the United States led the military campaign without the necessary declaration of war from Congress. (Running time: 84 minutes.)

CLICK HERE to watch The Korean War now on Vimeo. (No login required.)




United States Government: Origin, Structure, and Intent (2003)

The Constitutional Convention of 1787 brought many of the most astute minds together for the monumental task of constructing a government like none the world has seen. Drawing upon the philosophical, scriptural, and empirical lessons of the past, America's founders forged a system of governance superior to any other in the world. Rich in essential information, this program explores the ideological foundations of governance, then takes you on a journey through the Constitution and Bill of Rights. The meanings of these documents are further explained through the words of their authors. (Running time: 112 minutes.)

CLICK HERE to watch United States Government now on Vimeo. (No login required.)



(Come back to this site now and then to check for new additions to the streaming library.)


And as always, texts of the major Documents of American History are still here for you to examine.


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