Military History Channel

Contestants compete with longbows; a team wins immunity; two competitors face off in a William Tell elimination challenge.

MacArthur launches a successful counteroffensive until Chinese troops intervene.

Frustrated by British forces' slow progress in Sicily, Patton ignores orders to stay by their side and pushes on to capture Palermo in 1943; Patton is relieved of command for slapping a pair of shell-shocked soldiers.

Tiny weapons may not sound impressive, but small can kill, and it can also be easily concealed; from a pocket pistol used by the police to a submachine gun wielded by a bodyguard, many of today's most effective weapons are smaller than ever.

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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Frustrated by British forces' slow progress in Sicily, Patton ignores orders to stay by their side and pushes on to capture Palermo in 1943; Patton is relieved of command for slapping a pair of shell-shocked soldiers.

Tiny weapons may not sound impressive, but small can kill, and it can also be easily concealed; from a pocket pistol used by the police to a submachine gun wielded by a bodyguard, many of today's most effective weapons are smaller than ever.

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.

Contestants compete with longbows; a team wins immunity; two competitors face off in a William Tell elimination challenge.

MacArthur launches a successful counteroffensive until Chinese troops intervene.

Frustrated by British forces' slow progress in Sicily, Patton ignores orders to stay by their side and pushes on to capture Palermo in 1943; Patton is relieved of command for slapping a pair of shell-shocked soldiers.

Tiny weapons may not sound impressive, but small can kill, and it can also be easily concealed; from a pocket pistol used by the police to a submachine gun wielded by a bodyguard, many of today's most effective weapons are smaller than ever.

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.

President Truman relieves Gen. MacArthur of duty; negotiations break a two-year stalemate.

United Nations forces retreat from Chinese troops in freezing weather.

Soviet dictator Josef Stalin causes the suffering and deaths of millions of citizens while envisaging a grandiose architectural plan.

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

President Truman relieves Gen. MacArthur of duty; negotiations break a two-year stalemate.