Military History Channel

The weapons of World War II included instruments that pierced the dark and others that released the power of the atom.

How to refuel a fighter jet in midair; how ships send messages using signal flags; what soldiers eat.

How fast a Revolutionary War soldier could fire a musket; jousting; how to dig a foxhole.

The ancient Roman pilum is designed to penetrate armor; World War II army radios; how rockets were first used on the battlefield.

The weapons of the Japanese Ninja; how flamethrowers work; what military dogs do.

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The feared and often respected weapons of the German army from 1939 to 1945, including the Schmeisser, Luger, Mauser and Karabiner K98k.

The weapons of World War II included instruments that pierced the dark and others that released the power of the atom.

How to refuel a fighter jet in midair; how ships send messages using signal flags; what soldiers eat.

How fast a Revolutionary War soldier could fire a musket; jousting; how to dig a foxhole.

The ancient Roman pilum is designed to penetrate armor; World War II army radios; how rockets were first used on the battlefield.

The weapons of the Japanese Ninja; how flamethrowers work; what military dogs do.

The German Afrika Korps pushes the British army back from Libya to a railway stop called El Alamein.

Thousands of Marines hit the beaches of the coral island of Peleliu.

The feared and often respected weapons of the German army from 1939 to 1945, including the Schmeisser, Luger, Mauser and Karabiner K98k.

The weapons of World War II included instruments that pierced the dark and others that released the power of the atom.

How to refuel a fighter jet in midair; how ships send messages using signal flags; what soldiers eat.

How fast a Revolutionary War soldier could fire a musket; jousting; how to dig a foxhole.

The ancient Roman pilum is designed to penetrate armor; World War II army radios; how rockets were first used on the battlefield.

The weapons of the Japanese Ninja; how flamethrowers work; what military dogs do.

Possible gear for troops on tomorrow's battlefields; Marines design their new camouflage pattern; the Stryker.

Grenade launchers; machine guns; Flyer 21; shrapnel; D-Day paratroopers; jetpacks.

American Civil War rifles from both sides; the first missile fired from the deck of a sub; deep-sea and crush-proof suits; breaking down a weapon; the Bowie knife; the evolution of a hedge chopper.

The Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge; the Fulton Recovery System; a pilot's survival kit; the ancient Greek warship Trireme; battleship guns; grapeshot.

After defeating Gen. George Washington's rebel forces in the Battle of Long Island in 1776, British Gen. William Howe occupies strategic New York City.

Submarine sailors endure a unique type of battle.

The 10th Mountain Division, trained for winter warfare; gun-sights; high-altitude military and NASA craft based on glider technology.

Aircraft carriers; supertankers; container vessels; armored vehicles; flight-simulation technology. Host: Hunter Ellis.

After defeating Gen. George Washington's rebel forces in the Battle of Long Island in 1776, British Gen. William Howe occupies strategic New York City.