Military History Channel

Roman emperor Aurelian becomes known as the "Restorer of the World" after he succeeds in reuniting the fragmented empire in only five short years.

Ricimer, Aegidius and Majorian compete for Imperial control.

A family from Baghdad and an American TV cameraman embedded in the U.S. Army give their perspectives on the Iraq war and its potential aftermath; host: Bob Woodruff.

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Roman emperor Aurelian becomes known as the "Restorer of the World" after he succeeds in reuniting the fragmented empire in only five short years.

Ricimer, Aegidius and Majorian compete for Imperial control.

A family from Baghdad and an American TV cameraman embedded in the U.S. Army give their perspectives on the Iraq war and its potential aftermath; host: Bob Woodruff.

Al-Qaida terrorists and Islamic radicals congregate in Fallujah, Iraq, to resist the U.S. occupation.

Coalition forces search for enemy combatants in the mountains of Afghanistan.

Roman emperor Aurelian becomes known as the "Restorer of the World" after he succeeds in reuniting the fragmented empire in only five short years.

Ricimer, Aegidius and Majorian compete for Imperial control.

A family from Baghdad and an American TV cameraman embedded in the U.S. Army give their perspectives on the Iraq war and its potential aftermath; host: Bob Woodruff.

Actor and martial-arts champ Mark Dacascos explores the story of Miyamoto Musashi, the most-famous samurai in history, and trains in the weaponry and wisdom of Japan's great warriors.

Fedayeen fighters and the U.S. Marines engage in a firefight along Ambush Alley.

Hitler attempts to drive a wedge between the Allied armies in northern and southern Europe and retake Antwerp, Belgium.

Faced with the specter of defeat at the hands of the Cimbri barbarian horde in 113 B.C., the Roman Republic must choose between annihilation or a dictatorship that would shake its political foundations to the core.

Marcus Aurelius inherits the empire at its peak, but war soon breaks out on two fronts and a plague devastates the population; Marcus' son and successor Commodus eschews the dangerous life of a soldier for a more luxurious existence in Rome.

Fedayeen fighters and the U.S. Marines engage in a firefight along Ambush Alley.