Military History Channel

Green Beret Terry Schappert reveals the warrior culture of U.S. special operations forces dating to the Alamo Scouts, who operated behind enemy lines during World War II.

Eight U.S. Navy ships have held the name Enterprise, but none as significant as the last two.

Weapons, both small and immense have changed history.

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Green Beret Terry Schappert reveals the warrior culture of U.S. special operations forces dating to the Alamo Scouts, who operated behind enemy lines during World War II.

Eight U.S. Navy ships have held the name Enterprise, but none as significant as the last two.

Weapons, both small and immense have changed history.

New evidence confirms that a man named Finkle was the lone white survivor of Custer's Last Stand.

Green Beret Terry Schappert reveals the warrior culture of U.S. special operations forces dating to the Alamo Scouts, who operated behind enemy lines during World War II.

Eight U.S. Navy ships have held the name Enterprise, but none as significant as the last two.

Weapons, both small and immense have changed history.

Nazi war criminals escape to South America, where many use their deadly training to support militaristic regimes.

Watercraft; MedEvac helicopters; spy gear from the past; new gumshoe technologies; CIA masters of disguise.

German pilots use their own aircraft to destroy American bombers on April 7, 1945.

Competitors blast clay birds mid flight with Benelli shotguns; the cross bow pits two competitors against each other.

The remaining 13 contestants' ability to tell a friend from a foe is tested; rising tension threatens the strength of the teams.

Norwegian raiders destroy a Nazi factory where Hitler was developing the atomic bomb.

German pilots use their own aircraft to destroy American bombers on April 7, 1945.