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The British SAS; the French Foreign Legion; the U.S. Army Green Berets.

The 20th century sees rickety box kites turn into supersonic jets with apocalyptic firepower.

Disasters and losses; Jimmy Doolittle changes fighter escort tactics; shuttle bombing; the Tuskegee Airmen.

World War II's end; the Berlin Air Lift; the Strategic Air Command; the Korean War; the Cold War; the missile race; the doctrine of mutual destruction; the Cuban Missile Crisis.

The Vietnam War; Desert Storm; the Balkans; the second Gulf War.

From Vietnam to the Gulf War, Green Beret commandos rely on ingenuity.

The British SAS; the French Foreign Legion; the U.S. Army Green Berets.

The 20th century sees rickety box kites turn into supersonic jets with apocalyptic firepower.

Disasters and losses; Jimmy Doolittle changes fighter escort tactics; shuttle bombing; the Tuskegee Airmen.

World War II's end; the Berlin Air Lift; the Strategic Air Command; the Korean War; the Cold War; the missile race; the doctrine of mutual destruction; the Cuban Missile Crisis.

The Vietnam War; Desert Storm; the Balkans; the second Gulf War.

From Vietnam to the Gulf War, Green Beret commandos rely on ingenuity.

The British SAS; the French Foreign Legion; the U.S. Army Green Berets.

The team restores a 1957 civil defense air raid siren; a nickel-plated cash register.

Rick and his brother take a road trip to find some beat-up antiques; Rick auctions off a 1920s gas pump.

Rick and his team restore a Prohibition Era slot machine; a 1940s Pepsi cooler is overhauled.

Rick and his team restore a NASA helmet from the 1960s Gemini missions; an old picker needs a rusty gas cart fixed-up.

A candy machine from the 1950s arrives at the shop; the guys have to find a way to open a giant antique safe.

Rick and his team attempt to service an antique railroad vacuum; a client requests a retro restoration of his childhood red wagon.

A client brings in a rare British motorcycle from the 1950s; the team puts in their two cents on a 1940s Accurate Weight penny scale.

The team has a chance to restore a rare department store x-ray machine from the 1940s that was used to fit shoes; a first grade teacher brings in a mechanical apple corer and peeler from the 1880s.

Rick's son comes across a 1950s coffee vending machine; Rick is challenged with a 1930s Montgomery Ward refrigerator.

A client cruises in with a 1960s go-kart; Tyler conspires to fix up a 1950s fan for Rick.

Rick and his team strong-arm a powerful penny arcade strength tester from the 1940s; a client brings in a small gum and cigarette-vending slot machine from the 1930s.

A 1952 powerboat ride splashes into the shop; Rick tackles a 1940s child's tricycle for a Las Vegas museum.

A 1967 Harley motors in for a surprise overhaul; a 1940s U.S. mailbox arrives at the shop.

A 1960s coin-operated motorcycle roars into the shop; a client brings in a 1950s bumper car.

A Pawn Star brings in a 1957 Chevy 150 found by the American Pickers for an overhaul; a couple of pickers show up hoping to sell some of their vintage valuables.

A 1940s baseball-batting game flies into the shop; the crew tackles a tarnished 1920s tire changer.

The team restores a 1957 civil defense air raid siren; a nickel-plated cash register.

Rick and his brother take a road trip to find some beat-up antiques; Rick auctions off a 1920s gas pump.

Rick and his team restore a Prohibition Era slot machine; a 1940s Pepsi cooler is overhauled.

Rick and his team restore a NASA helmet from the 1960s Gemini missions; an old picker needs a rusty gas cart fixed-up.

A candy machine from the 1950s arrives at the shop; the guys have to find a way to open a giant antique safe.

Rick and his team attempt to service an antique railroad vacuum; a client requests a retro restoration of his childhood red wagon.

A client brings in a rare British motorcycle from the 1950s; the team puts in their two cents on a 1940s Accurate Weight penny scale.

The team has a chance to restore a rare department store x-ray machine from the 1940s that was used to fit shoes; a first grade teacher brings in a mechanical apple corer and peeler from the 1880s.

Rick's son comes across a 1950s coffee vending machine; Rick is challenged with a 1930s Montgomery Ward refrigerator.

A client cruises in with a 1960s go-kart; Tyler conspires to fix up a 1950s fan for Rick.

Rick and his team strong-arm a powerful penny arcade strength tester from the 1940s; a client brings in a small gum and cigarette-vending slot machine from the 1930s.

A 1952 powerboat ride splashes into the shop; Rick tackles a 1940s child's tricycle for a Las Vegas museum.

A 1967 Harley motors in for a surprise overhaul; a 1940s U.S. mailbox arrives at the shop.

A 1960s coin-operated motorcycle roars into the shop; a client brings in a 1950s bumper car.

A Pawn Star brings in a 1957 Chevy 150 found by the American Pickers for an overhaul; a couple of pickers show up hoping to sell some of their vintage valuables.

A 1940s baseball-batting game flies into the shop; the crew tackles a tarnished 1920s tire changer.

The team restores a 1957 civil defense air raid siren; a nickel-plated cash register.

Rick and his brother take a road trip to find some beat-up antiques; Rick auctions off a 1920s gas pump.

Rick and his team restore a Prohibition Era slot machine; a 1940s Pepsi cooler is overhauled.

Rick and his team restore a NASA helmet from the 1960s Gemini missions; an old picker needs a rusty gas cart fixed-up.

A candy machine from the 1950s arrives at the shop; the guys have to find a way to open a giant antique safe.

Rick and his team attempt to service an antique railroad vacuum; a client requests a retro restoration of his childhood red wagon.

A client brings in a rare British motorcycle from the 1950s; the team puts in their two cents on a 1940s Accurate Weight penny scale.

The team has a chance to restore a rare department store x-ray machine from the 1940s that was used to fit shoes; a first grade teacher brings in a mechanical apple corer and peeler from the 1880s.

Rick's son comes across a 1950s coffee vending machine; Rick is challenged with a 1930s Montgomery Ward refrigerator.

A client cruises in with a 1960s go-kart; Tyler conspires to fix up a 1950s fan for Rick.

Rick and his team strong-arm a powerful penny arcade strength tester from the 1940s; a client brings in a small gum and cigarette-vending slot machine from the 1930s.

A 1952 powerboat ride splashes into the shop; Rick tackles a 1940s child's tricycle for a Las Vegas museum.

A 1967 Harley motors in for a surprise overhaul; a 1940s U.S. mailbox arrives at the shop.

A 1960s coin-operated motorcycle roars into the shop; a client brings in a 1950s bumper car.

A Pawn Star brings in a 1957 Chevy 150 found by the American Pickers for an overhaul; a couple of pickers show up hoping to sell some of their vintage valuables.

A 1940s baseball-batting game flies into the shop; the crew tackles a tarnished 1920s tire changer.

Exploring the dark origin stories behind some of history's most notorious methods of execution, from the guillotine to the electric chair.

The gates are open to some of history's sinister structures; from the terrifying Tower of London to a hotel of horrors, discovering the dark secrets hidden within these foreboding fortresses.

Whether they're used to stop treasure hunters, body snatchers, or wartime enemies, booby traps are diabolical devices just waiting to kill.

The twisted origin stories of some of history's most diabolically creative and brutal torture devices, from the "Iron Maiden" to the pear of anguish.

From the destructive Viking axe to the sacred but deadly Samurai katana, checking out razor sharp blades wielded by fearsome warriors that have spilled blood and forged empires.

From the world's largest trebuchet to Nazi super cannons, these are the deadly weapons that rain destruction and spread fear on the battlefield.

Exploring the dark art of spy-craft, from the Frankenkitty to the umbrella gun; revealing the deadliest spy weapons deployed to gather information and assassinate enemies.

The origins of history's deadliest games, from Roman blood sports to Russian roulette.

Exploring the dark origin stories behind some of history's most notorious methods of execution, from the guillotine to the electric chair.

The gates are open to some of history's sinister structures; from the terrifying Tower of London to a hotel of horrors, discovering the dark secrets hidden within these foreboding fortresses.

Whether they're used to stop treasure hunters, body snatchers, or wartime enemies, booby traps are diabolical devices just waiting to kill.

The twisted origin stories of some of history's most diabolically creative and brutal torture devices, from the "Iron Maiden" to the pear of anguish.

From the destructive Viking axe to the sacred but deadly Samurai katana, checking out razor sharp blades wielded by fearsome warriors that have spilled blood and forged empires.

From the world's largest trebuchet to Nazi super cannons, these are the deadly weapons that rain destruction and spread fear on the battlefield.

Exploring the dark art of spy-craft, from the Frankenkitty to the umbrella gun; revealing the deadliest spy weapons deployed to gather information and assassinate enemies.

The origins of history's deadliest games, from Roman blood sports to Russian roulette.

Exploring the dark origin stories behind some of history's most notorious methods of execution, from the guillotine to the electric chair.

The gates are open to some of history's sinister structures; from the terrifying Tower of London to a hotel of horrors, discovering the dark secrets hidden within these foreboding fortresses.

Whether they're used to stop treasure hunters, body snatchers, or wartime enemies, booby traps are diabolical devices just waiting to kill.

The twisted origin stories of some of history's most diabolically creative and brutal torture devices, from the "Iron Maiden" to the pear of anguish.

From the destructive Viking axe to the sacred but deadly Samurai katana, checking out razor sharp blades wielded by fearsome warriors that have spilled blood and forged empires.

From the world's largest trebuchet to Nazi super cannons, these are the deadly weapons that rain destruction and spread fear on the battlefield.

Exploring the dark art of spy-craft, from the Frankenkitty to the umbrella gun; revealing the deadliest spy weapons deployed to gather information and assassinate enemies.

The origins of history's deadliest games, from Roman blood sports to Russian roulette.

Late in 1944, the Americans attack Japan with a new bomber: the B-29.

The dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima caps three years of research and innovation.

Wartime nations race to develop the weapon; host Steve Allen.

Examining evidence that Japan built and tested its own atomic bomb during World War II to be delivered by submarine-borne aircraft.

Technology beneath the streets of Tokyo is to protect the city from natural disasters; Hiroshima's underground affords shelter from World War II's most powerful bombs; the secret life of Japanese ninjas.

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

The secret world of the Manhattan Project for development of the atomic bomb during World War II.

Veterans who survived nuclear-weapons accidents tell their stories.

Late in 1944, the Americans attack Japan with a new bomber: the B-29.

The dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima caps three years of research and innovation.

Wartime nations race to develop the weapon; host Steve Allen.

Examining evidence that Japan built and tested its own atomic bomb during World War II to be delivered by submarine-borne aircraft.

Technology beneath the streets of Tokyo is to protect the city from natural disasters; Hiroshima's underground affords shelter from World War II's most powerful bombs; the secret life of Japanese ninjas.

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

The secret world of the Manhattan Project for development of the atomic bomb during World War II.

Veterans who survived nuclear-weapons accidents tell their stories.

Late in 1944, the Americans attack Japan with a new bomber: the B-29.

The dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima caps three years of research and innovation.

Wartime nations race to develop the weapon; host Steve Allen.

Examining evidence that Japan built and tested its own atomic bomb during World War II to be delivered by submarine-borne aircraft.

Technology beneath the streets of Tokyo is to protect the city from natural disasters; Hiroshima's underground affords shelter from World War II's most powerful bombs; the secret life of Japanese ninjas.

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

The secret world of the Manhattan Project for development of the atomic bomb during World War II.

Veterans who survived nuclear-weapons accidents tell their stories.

A large factory-fishing boat hunts down, catches and processes 300 tons of Alaskan pollock each day in the Bering Sea; the crew reveals the inner workings of one of the most sophisticated and complex vessels afloat.

Battered and fried or simply raw--seafood is a popular dish, no matter how you serve it; Americans consume more than 5-billion pounds yearly, an order that takes more than a fishing rod to fill and worries conservationists.

Begun in 1817, the Erie Canal was an engineering wonder of 363 miles of water highway linking the western frontier to the Atlantic seaboard; it took eight years to construct and thousands of hours of brutal labor.

In 1954, Gamal Abdel Nasser needed to harness the flow of the world's longest river: the Nile. The Aswan High Dam socially, politically, culturally, and agriculturally affected Egypt.

When finally completed, China's Three Gorges Dam will tower 607 feet in the air and weigh more than forty Great Pyramids; along with China's Great Wall, it will constitute of the two man-made objects visible from the moon.

Exploring the ocean floor using old and new technology and examining revolutionary biological and geological discoveries.

From ancient solutions to the development of modern water and sewer services, plumbing helped to make civilization possible.

Many rivers quenched the thirst of millions in the American west and around the world; without these aqueducts, some of the earth's largest cities would turn into gigantic ghost towns.

A large factory-fishing boat hunts down, catches and processes 300 tons of Alaskan pollock each day in the Bering Sea; the crew reveals the inner workings of one of the most sophisticated and complex vessels afloat.

Battered and fried or simply raw--seafood is a popular dish, no matter how you serve it; Americans consume more than 5-billion pounds yearly, an order that takes more than a fishing rod to fill and worries conservationists.

Begun in 1817, the Erie Canal was an engineering wonder of 363 miles of water highway linking the western frontier to the Atlantic seaboard; it took eight years to construct and thousands of hours of brutal labor.

In 1954, Gamal Abdel Nasser needed to harness the flow of the world's longest river: the Nile. The Aswan High Dam socially, politically, culturally, and agriculturally affected Egypt.

When finally completed, China's Three Gorges Dam will tower 607 feet in the air and weigh more than forty Great Pyramids; along with China's Great Wall, it will constitute of the two man-made objects visible from the moon.

Exploring the ocean floor using old and new technology and examining revolutionary biological and geological discoveries.

From ancient solutions to the development of modern water and sewer services, plumbing helped to make civilization possible.

Many rivers quenched the thirst of millions in the American west and around the world; without these aqueducts, some of the earth's largest cities would turn into gigantic ghost towns.

A large factory-fishing boat hunts down, catches and processes 300 tons of Alaskan pollock each day in the Bering Sea; the crew reveals the inner workings of one of the most sophisticated and complex vessels afloat.

Battered and fried or simply raw--seafood is a popular dish, no matter how you serve it; Americans consume more than 5-billion pounds yearly, an order that takes more than a fishing rod to fill and worries conservationists.

Begun in 1817, the Erie Canal was an engineering wonder of 363 miles of water highway linking the western frontier to the Atlantic seaboard; it took eight years to construct and thousands of hours of brutal labor.

In 1954, Gamal Abdel Nasser needed to harness the flow of the world's longest river: the Nile. The Aswan High Dam socially, politically, culturally, and agriculturally affected Egypt.

When finally completed, China's Three Gorges Dam will tower 607 feet in the air and weigh more than forty Great Pyramids; along with China's Great Wall, it will constitute of the two man-made objects visible from the moon.

Exploring the ocean floor using old and new technology and examining revolutionary biological and geological discoveries.

From ancient solutions to the development of modern water and sewer services, plumbing helped to make civilization possible.

Many rivers quenched the thirst of millions in the American west and around the world; without these aqueducts, some of the earth's largest cities would turn into gigantic ghost towns.

Scotland's Loch Ness was once part of America, frequented by dinosaurs and engulfed by huge volcanic eruptions; examining whether the legendary Loch Ness monster could be descended from dinosaurs.

Investigation and examination of a 1934 newspaper photograph of the Loch Ness Monster proves the print is fraudulent in 1994.

Comparing decades of encounters with the Loch Ness Monster across Europe as well as using modern science to create a brand-new profile of it; a look into the depths of the loch for a potential history-making encounter.

The Loch Ness Monster could be a legend, but it could be so much more; there are decades of encounters across Europe where modern science is used to create a brand-new profile of the beast.

Sightings of creatures similar to the Loch Ness Monster have been documented all over the world for hundreds of years.

With the unsolved case of a missing kayaker at Lake Iliamna, many believe that the legendary Iliamna Lake Monster or Ilie is the culprit; in this huge body of water, a reclusive creature has plenty of room to hide; the team investigates this beast and the possibilities of its existence.

Inventor Robert Rines, who believes he saw the Loch Ness Monster surface in 1972, searches for evidence to prove his theory that the creature has died.

Investigating the history of eyewitness accounts of a 50-foot monster known as Ogopogo sighted in Lake Okanagan in British Columbia, Canada.

Scotland's Loch Ness was once part of America, frequented by dinosaurs and engulfed by huge volcanic eruptions; examining whether the legendary Loch Ness monster could be descended from dinosaurs.

Investigation and examination of a 1934 newspaper photograph of the Loch Ness Monster proves the print is fraudulent in 1994.

Comparing decades of encounters with the Loch Ness Monster across Europe as well as using modern science to create a brand-new profile of it; a look into the depths of the loch for a potential history-making encounter.

The Loch Ness Monster could be a legend, but it could be so much more; there are decades of encounters across Europe where modern science is used to create a brand-new profile of the beast.

Sightings of creatures similar to the Loch Ness Monster have been documented all over the world for hundreds of years.

With the unsolved case of a missing kayaker at Lake Iliamna, many believe that the legendary Iliamna Lake Monster or Ilie is the culprit; in this huge body of water, a reclusive creature has plenty of room to hide; the team investigates this beast and the possibilities of its existence.

Inventor Robert Rines, who believes he saw the Loch Ness Monster surface in 1972, searches for evidence to prove his theory that the creature has died.

Investigating the history of eyewitness accounts of a 50-foot monster known as Ogopogo sighted in Lake Okanagan in British Columbia, Canada.

Scotland's Loch Ness was once part of America, frequented by dinosaurs and engulfed by huge volcanic eruptions; examining whether the legendary Loch Ness monster could be descended from dinosaurs.

Investigation and examination of a 1934 newspaper photograph of the Loch Ness Monster proves the print is fraudulent in 1994.

Comparing decades of encounters with the Loch Ness Monster across Europe as well as using modern science to create a brand-new profile of it; a look into the depths of the loch for a potential history-making encounter.

The Loch Ness Monster could be a legend, but it could be so much more; there are decades of encounters across Europe where modern science is used to create a brand-new profile of the beast.

Sightings of creatures similar to the Loch Ness Monster have been documented all over the world for hundreds of years.

With the unsolved case of a missing kayaker at Lake Iliamna, many believe that the legendary Iliamna Lake Monster or Ilie is the culprit; in this huge body of water, a reclusive creature has plenty of room to hide; the team investigates this beast and the possibilities of its existence.

Inventor Robert Rines, who believes he saw the Loch Ness Monster surface in 1972, searches for evidence to prove his theory that the creature has died.

Investigating the history of eyewitness accounts of a 50-foot monster known as Ogopogo sighted in Lake Okanagan in British Columbia, Canada.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's rise and first two presidential terms.

Teaching financial education and entrepreneurship to a preteen audience; sketch comedy and young actors help explain basic economic concepts.

The Biz Kids learn the world of marketing through the Project Lemonade Challenge; two teams, two identical lemonade stands; it's up to the kids to decide the price and promotion strategy to sell the most product.

Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

Featuring actual cases of missing individuals, both adult and juvenile, from across the United States; includes tips and information to keep children safe.

Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) is a political star on the rise.

Archival footage and audio recordings offer a new perspective on the former president's administration.

A portrait of the defining moments of Ronald Reagan's 93 years features rare footage, photos and audio clips.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's rise and first two presidential terms.

Historians separate myths from realities in the life of President Andrew Jackson, whose portrait appears on the $20 bill.

Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) is a political star on the rise.

Archival footage and audio recordings offer a new perspective on the former president's administration.

A portrait of the defining moments of Ronald Reagan's 93 years features rare footage, photos and audio clips.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's rise and first two presidential terms.