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The Celts are one of the least understood of all the ancient people. They left no written records, and the Greek and Roman accounts tell us of lit...

Examine the motivations behind the bloody uprising and discover why Chinese peasants were willing to take up arms to drive foreigners out of the co...

The Nazi party grew out of several occult groups that sprung up in the late 19th century as a reaction to the advanced materialism and technology o...

The ancient monuments of Rome stand as moving reminders of one of the most powerful empires the world has ever seen. Every year, millions of peopl...

For most of a century, their tragic fate was unclear, shrouded by a government obsessed with secrecy. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the fi...

Carved into the bedrock deep beneath the spectacular sites of Rome is a place few have ever seen the mysterious ancient catacombs. Eerier than any ...

For 500 years, it was the home of China's emperors. For 500 years, it was strictly prohibited for anyone but the royal attendants and family to ven...

One of the most compelling and misunderstood figures in all of history, Hatshepsut was the first woman to take command of the Kingdom of the Nile o...

Even today, some 2,000 years after they were built, the roads of the Roman Empire remain one of the most astonishing accomplishments in the history...

In 1600, London citizens poor and rich attend the theater to enjoy grand spectacles of drama, music and dance. These huge playhouses like Shakespea...

How does forensic science help resolve questions about the JFK assassination? With the help of a group of scientists and researchers with access to...

On October 5, 1892, the Dalton Gang rode into history with a bold attempt to rob two banks at once in Coffeyville, Kansas. Brothers Bob, Grat, and ...

September 8, 1900. Galveston, Texas. A typically hot and humid day. Women tended to chores; men traveled downtown to work, including Isaac Cline, h...

A revealing look at the untold story of Japan's atomic bomb, and how they may have detonated a nuclear device just two days before surrender. Since...

For over a century, historians and scientists have been piecing together a history of the prehistoric world. This series examines the ultimate fig...

Meet Jim Smith, a B-29 radio operator who flew in WWII's final mission. On August 14,1945, en route to Japan's last oil refinery, B-29s from the 31...

We'll look with fresh eyes on the infamous battle, using over two decades of research by Dr. Herman J. Viola, Curator Emeritus at the Smithsonian I...

Guided Missile Destroyer/WWI Aircraft & Aces/Marine Corps Fast Teams: #42. Onboard the USS Preble, one of the Navy's newest destroyers, R. Lee ...

NORAD: #67. Host R. Lee Ermey hits the road to give us an inside look at one of the most secure and super-secret facilities in the world--NORAD. Le...

Knob Creek Gun Range: #90. Host R. Lee Ermey heads to Knob Creek Gun Range in West Point, Kentucky, outside of Fort Knox, for the Knob Creek Shoot,...

For the first time since leaving on a Freedom Bird back in 1969, R. Lee Ermey travels back to Vietnam. In this two-hour special Lee visits his old ...

In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Allied landing on D-Day, host R. Lee Ermey takes an in-depth look at the technology used throughout...

In the pre-dawn darkness of December 14, 1986, a peculiar aircraft lumbers down an immense runway in the California high desert. With a wingspan la...

It's 1942--the height of WWII. Bombers have never before taken off from an aircraft carrier, but the moment has come. Daredevil pilot Jimmy Doolitt...