August 6, 1945, will forever go down in history as the day the atomic bomb exploded on the city of Hiroshima in Japan, killing tens of thousands of people. The decision to drop the weapon of mass destruction was difficult for the American government, but one that its leaders felt was necessary to end World War II. This documentary series examines the choice from all angles and gives viewers an up-close look at the events of that fateful day.

The Story Of The Crew And The B-29 Bomber That Dropped The World's First Atomic Bomb

On August 6, 1945, the first atomic bomb intended as a weapon was dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, instantly annihilating over 70.000 people. Enola Gay combines two compelling, topflight documentaries that tell the remarkable story of America's decision to forever alter the course of history.

Enola Gay: Rain Of Ruin puts you inside the cockpit of the historic B-29 Super Fortress bomber whose devastating payload helped bring about the end of World War II. From the development of the atomic bomb to the horrific aftermath, highlights include dramatic footage taken by the crewmembers themselves.

Hiroshima: The Decision To Drop The Bomb takes an in-depth look at the steps leading to America's fateful decision. Was Japan already on the verge of surrender? Or was Truman's motivation ultimately political? Get the full story in this revealing, powerful program.