Normandy: The Great Crusade is a reference program that takes users back to the beaches of Normandy during World War II. The program features more than 40 minutes of video and allows viewers to stop the presentation at any point and learn more about the segment they are currently watching. Also included are letters, diaries, profiles, articles, first-person accounts, maps, and radio broadcasts.

Listen to real radio broadcasts from World War II. Become involved in the personal tragedies of ordinary people through actual voice recordings sent between weary soldiers on the battlefront and anxious families on the homefront. You'll not only explore the strategy and drama surrounding the Normandy invasion, but take an in-depth, interactive look at the young men who fought the war, and the families back home who supported them.

• Embark on the greatest military invasion in human history
• Start on the stormy beaches of Normandy and journey to the streets of liberated Paris
• Study diaries, letters and radio broadcasts to get personal and public perspectives
• View dozens of heart-stopping photographs featuring moments of agony and glory
• Consult maps, including an animated "Big Picture' of the invasion