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During the 1800s, railroad accidents were frequent.

Trains become a powerful tool of war, sometimes altering when and where battles were fought.

The history of the caboose -- office, kitchen and home away from home for engineers and brakemen on America's railways.

Evolution of the locomotive; control arms and coal boilers; the Rocket of the Industrial Revolution; diesel-fueled FT-103; SD-90 MAC for the 21st century.

Steam-powered early trains; Steamtown National Historic Site; a mammoth locomotive.

On the trail of The Angel of Death, Tim and Mike investigate a key Nazi support point in Uruguay; Mike and Lenny review newly declassified Chilean files that reveal a secret plot to attack the United States.

Tim and Gerrard discover a mysterious militarized Nazi compound deep in the jungle of Paraguay; Mike and Lenny explore a Nazi concentration camp in Chile before an anonymous source leads them to Adolf Hitler's last will and testament.

In 1945, the Allies begin to interrogate Nazi war criminals, party officials, and even minor figures, including Julius Streicher, Albert Speer, Rudolf Höss and Karl Gebhardt, whose testimony illustrates the early days of the regime.

Allied questioning reveals not only the workings of the Nazi machine, but the personalities of those being questioned, including Armaments Minister Albert Speer, BDM leader Melita Maschmann and occultist Karl Maria Wiligut.

As post-war Germany lies in physical and moral ruin, Julius Streicher tries to rationalize his part in the Final Solution; Hitler Youth members Melita Maschmann and Armin Lehman recall Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass).

Allied interrogators try to find the truth behind the crimes of the Third Reich; War Gen. Wilhelm Keitel insists German soldiers acted honorably; a chemist tries to make executions easier on the executioners.

Allies are horrified to uncover evidence of unprecedented Nazi brutality and send interrogators to Auschwitz to ferret out the truth.

SS Gen. Von Dem Bach-Zelewski provides details of the Warsaw Uprising; Albert Speer claims he turned against Hitler and plotted treason; Melita Maschmann continues to defend the Nazis.

On the trail of The Angel of Death, Tim and Mike investigate a key Nazi support point in Uruguay; Mike and Lenny review newly declassified Chilean files that reveal a secret plot to attack the United States.

Tim and Gerrard discover a mysterious militarized Nazi compound deep in the jungle of Paraguay; Mike and Lenny explore a Nazi concentration camp in Chile before an anonymous source leads them to Adolf Hitler's last will and testament.

In 1945, the Allies begin to interrogate Nazi war criminals, party officials, and even minor figures, including Julius Streicher, Albert Speer, Rudolf Höss and Karl Gebhardt, whose testimony illustrates the early days of the regime.

Allied questioning reveals not only the workings of the Nazi machine, but the personalities of those being questioned, including Armaments Minister Albert Speer, BDM leader Melita Maschmann and occultist Karl Maria Wiligut.

As post-war Germany lies in physical and moral ruin, Julius Streicher tries to rationalize his part in the Final Solution; Hitler Youth members Melita Maschmann and Armin Lehman recall Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass).

Allied interrogators try to find the truth behind the crimes of the Third Reich; War Gen. Wilhelm Keitel insists German soldiers acted honorably; a chemist tries to make executions easier on the executioners.

Allies are horrified to uncover evidence of unprecedented Nazi brutality and send interrogators to Auschwitz to ferret out the truth.

SS Gen. Von Dem Bach-Zelewski provides details of the Warsaw Uprising; Albert Speer claims he turned against Hitler and plotted treason; Melita Maschmann continues to defend the Nazis.

On the trail of The Angel of Death, Tim and Mike investigate a key Nazi support point in Uruguay; Mike and Lenny review newly declassified Chilean files that reveal a secret plot to attack the United States.