American Heroes Channel (AHC)

A bombing on Wall Street in 1920; the founding of the Boy Scouts of America; the popularity of Coca-Cola; and hijacker D.B. Cooper are featured. (Repeat).

Astronaut Gordon Cooper and his voyage on the Faith 7 in 1963; an airship disaster in the 1930s; the race to the moon between the U.S. and the Soviet Union; and Japanese attack plans in World War II are featured. (Repeat).

World War II trickery used on and off the battlefield by the Allies; nuclear missile launch sites in Greenland during the Cold War; weather-modification techniques in Vietnam; and double agents are featured. (Repeat).

A fallout shelter in the Brooklyn Bridge; a disastrous D-Day rehearsal; and the firebombing of Japan during World War II are featured. (Repeat).

An ex-con firearms designer; a pilot who dropped candy to German children during the Berlin airlift; and a 19th-century civil-rights activist in New York City are featured in the Season 1 finale. (Repeat).

The Season 2 premiere examines the fight against the Nazis before America's entry into World War II. (Repeat).

A look at the birth of America features key figures, events and places. (Repeat).

A fallout shelter in the Brooklyn Bridge; a disastrous D-Day rehearsal; and the firebombing of Japan during World War II are featured. (Repeat).

An ex-con firearms designer; a pilot who dropped candy to German children during the Berlin airlift; and a 19th-century civil-rights activist in New York City are featured in the Season 1 finale. (Repeat).

An ex-con firearms designer; a pilot who dropped candy to German children during the Berlin airlift; and a 19th-century civil-rights activist in New York City are featured in the Season 1 finale. (Repeat).

The Season 2 premiere examines the fight against the Nazis before America's entry into World War II. (Repeat).

A look at the birth of America features key figures, events and places. (Repeat).

Astronaut Gordon Cooper and his voyage on the Faith 7 in 1963; an airship disaster in the 1930s; the race to the moon between the U.S. and the Soviet Union; and Japanese attack plans in World War II are featured. (Repeat).

World War II trickery used on and off the battlefield by the Allies; nuclear missile launch sites in Greenland during the Cold War; weather-modification techniques in Vietnam; and double agents are featured. (Repeat).

Nazi scientists work on developing a solar mirror that could destroy any city on Earth while situated 5,100 miles in space. (Repeat).

The term Arian is used to define the blonde-haired, blue-eyed, Nordic strong men. It's a definition based on a myth, cynically corrupted by Adolf Hitler and his racist followers. The German people are desperate for national pride, a heritage to ...1942, Europe and North Africa are in the grip of Nazi supremecists. The Germans seem unstoppable in their quest for world domination. Driving the Nazi a

Why did Hitler have an aversion to bio-weapons? A convincing theory is because of his experiences from the first world war when in October 1918, a young corporal Hitler is fighting on the frontline when he thinks he's been blinded by a mustard g ...By the summer of 1943, the tides of war are flowing in the allies favour. Germany is running out resources and man power. They are starting to clutch a

Adolf Hitler's religious delusions and their origins are examined. (Repeat).

A look at Nazis in the U.S. during the 1930s as they tried to undermine the government and showed their support for Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany. (Repeat).

A look at the world's gold and who owns most of it. (Repeat).

Recollections of the attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii by the Japanese on Dec. 7, 1941, highlight feats of bravery in the face of overwhelming defeat. (Repeat).

British fighter pilot Douglas Bader is profiled. (Repeat).

Examining a highly dangerous Air Force assignment. (Repeat).

Profiling the black U.S. fighter pilots who fought in World War II. (Repeat).

American fighter pilot Robin Olds is profiled. (Repeat).

American fighter pilot Gabby Gabreski is profiled. (Repeat).

Hollywood's vision of the old west is explored. Included: the truth behind some of America's renowned rivalries. (Repeat).