Military History Channel

As Europe falls under the sway of Nazi Germany, America is unprepared for war and the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

African Zulu warriors nearly annihilate a British army in the Battle of Isandlwana in 1879. Host: Terry Schappert.

Shotgun skills are tested with a head-to-head speed shooting challenge; tension escalates on both teams; an elimination challenge unlike any before, featuring an elaborate machine, a Glock 34 and a line of non-stop cannonballs.

The teams dissolve, as everyone competes for him or herself, and three people are ultimately sent home; In the first of two surprise challenges, everyone has to shoot a lit fuse sending the shortest fuse home.

Bob Baer's investigation proves that Hitler could have successfully fled Germany after the war and disappeared into South America; the investigation also produces a more unexpected discovery.

Cardiologist Dr. Ernst von Schwarz, M.D. shows how to manage your blood pressure naturally and help protect your heart for life with My Best Heart.

See how a drug-free patch is helping people find relief-without medication.

Learn what's behind mental decline with age, and how to improve memory, focus and concentration with NeuroQ's Darrin Peterson and Dale Bredesen MD.

Discover the hidden story of OmegaXL with John Walsh. He dives deep into the groundbreaking supplement that promises hope and relief for millions battling joint pain and inflammation.

Shotgun skills are tested with a head-to-head speed shooting challenge; tension escalates on both teams; an elimination challenge unlike any before, featuring an elaborate machine, a Glock 34 and a line of non-stop cannonballs.

The teams dissolve, as everyone competes for him or herself, and three people are ultimately sent home; In the first of two surprise challenges, everyone has to shoot a lit fuse sending the shortest fuse home.

Bob Baer's investigation proves that Hitler could have successfully fled Germany after the war and disappeared into South America; the investigation also produces a more unexpected discovery.

As Europe falls under the sway of Nazi Germany, America is unprepared for war and the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

African Zulu warriors nearly annihilate a British army in the Battle of Isandlwana in 1879. Host: Terry Schappert.

Shotgun skills are tested with a head-to-head speed shooting challenge; tension escalates on both teams; an elimination challenge unlike any before, featuring an elaborate machine, a Glock 34 and a line of non-stop cannonballs.

The teams dissolve, as everyone competes for him or herself, and three people are ultimately sent home; In the first of two surprise challenges, everyone has to shoot a lit fuse sending the shortest fuse home.

Bob Baer's investigation proves that Hitler could have successfully fled Germany after the war and disappeared into South America; the investigation also produces a more unexpected discovery.

Tracing the roots of the Green Berets, who were chosen based on intelligence, physical strength and the ability to speak foreign languages.

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

Blimp; aerial reconnaissance during the U.S. Civil War; military shot guns; grapeshot revolver; Navy Graveyard; G.I. jargon: "poop.".

Marines' 26-ton Amphibious Assault Vehicle stays afloat; jeeps; battering rams; urban warfare; World War II bombers; pictures on World War II airplanes.

Weapons of the War of 1812; camp life at historic Fort Meigs; siege at Fort McHenry; USS Constitution.

Charles Scheffel battles German forces in North Africa; Jack Werner faces bitter combat against the Japanese in the Pacific.

U.S. Marines assault Japanese-held Tarawa in the Pacific; the fighting in Italy claims a casualty. Narrator: Gary Sinise.

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

Blimp; aerial reconnaissance during the U.S. Civil War; military shot guns; grapeshot revolver; Navy Graveyard; G.I. jargon: "poop.".