Episode List

Ride along in the thick of battle in the American M4 Sherman Tank, as it blasts its way into history and paves the way for liberation of Europe.

In this episode, see how it feels to be a Spitfire fighter pilot in a dogfight.

In this episode, we fly on a Dakota, and American C47/DC3 cargo plane used to transport paratroopers across the English Channel for the D-day invasion at Normandy.

Ride in the American DUKW Amphibious Vehicle (Duck to G.I.s)

Originally built for the RAF, the USAAF's P-51 Mustang became one of the greatest fighter planes ever to be built.

Stalin enlisted the ideas of an American engineer, J. Walter Christie, to develop one of the most formidable tanks in history.

Outlining the most audacious engineering feat of WWII.

Enter the world of rocket scientists, secret weapons, and the race to destroy two of Hitler's most elusive weapons.

Adolf Hitler became personally involved in the Tiger Tank, one of history's finest armoured fighting vehicles.

The terror of being hunted by Hitler's U-boats and the bravery of crews that risked their lives to deliver men and material to defeat Nazi forces.

We take the viewer inside the cockpits of the German pilots who flew the jet-powered Messerschmitt 262 which was a wonder weapon.

Details how one man was asked to develop a death ray, but discovered radar.

The RAF Lancaster Bomber ranks as one of the finest aircraft of WWII.

The Vietnam War was the Huey war-a brutal war, where the lethal Huey gunship wreaked havoc on the Viet Cong. The Huey revolutionised U.S. Army tactics and changed the way modern wars were fought.

Bombing from altitudes of over 10,000 feet, the Marauder had the lowest loss rate of any Allied bomber during WWII.

Developed from jet technology captured from the Germans after WWII, the F-86 approached speeds of Mach 1.

The MiG 15 was one of the 20th century's most feared high-performance weapons.

The legendary "Black Cat" squadrons won fame as night bombers in the battles of the Solomon Islands.

The Black Hawk remains today the world's most advanced twin-turbine military helicopter and flies wherever duty calls, from hot deserts to the icy Arctic.

Designed in the 1950s by Kelly Johnson, the SR-71 Blackbird was the world's first stealthy aircraft, designed to over-fly enemy territory with impunity while photographing 100,000 square miles in an hour.