TV Guide American Heroes Channel Monday

United States Air Force Pilot Francis "Gabby" Gabreski makes it his personal mission to be the best there ever was; extra material added.

An in-depth presentation is featured about the Tuskegee Airmen, the brave all-African American fighter pilots that beat discrimination; extra content added.

The story is told of Canadian fighter pilot George Beurling, who became one of the greatest fighter pilots of World War II; extra content added.

The story is told of Britain's Douglas Bader, whose squadron of Canadian fighter pilots went to battle against Hitler's Luftwaffe in July 1940, with extras.

Experts explore a strange, abandoned mansion on a remote island that's central to countless conspiracy theories involving Nazi missions.

Experts discover that an abandoned eerie structure in France could have doomed the Allies in World War II, and new discoveries reveal the truth.

Civil Rights movement champions John Lewis, Carolyn McKinstry and Ruby Bridges share their memories about the Civil Rights movement.

The theory of how President Abraham Lincoln may have brought on a series of events that culminated in the moon landing is investigated.

Historians and experts judge historical figures John Glenn, Bruce Lee, Harry Truman and Hunter S. Thompson, analyzing their extraordinary feats.

Historians and experts judge historical figures George Washington, General Douglas MacArthur, Amelia Earhart and Jack Johnson, analyzing their amazing feats.

Historians and experts judge historical figures Benjamin Franklin, Al Capone, Abraham Lincoln and Ernest Hemingway, analyzing their extraordinary feats.

Historians and experts judge historical figures Neil Armstrong, Teddy Roosevelt, John Dillinger and Harry Houdini, analyzing their extraordinary feats.

Legendary sharpshooter Delf "Jelly" Bryce prepares to encounter some of Oklahoma City's most violent men during America's gangster era.

A lawman who used his fists instead of a gun, Tom Smith was a professional boxer turned Old West marshal, determined to clean up the vicious town of Abilene.

A German terrorist cell operating in America is uncovered by a New York City policeman, who must fight to save his country before time runs out.

Famed private investigator is hired to protect a railroad, but as his investigation progresses, he uncovers an assassination plot against Lincoln.

As the first Italian-American police detective in New York's Little Italy, Joe Petrosino is filled with a resolve to do what it takes to protect his people.

The celebrated FBI lawman was charged with heading a massive manhunt to capture the most dangerous men in America during the Great Depression.

Entering its second year in the summer of 1862, the American Civil War's death toll reaches traumatic numbers as the North and South ready the next battle.

In its third year in January of 1863, the American Civil War saw over 200,000 killed or wounded, and with no end in sight, it would enter its bloodiest days.

A feud erupts in 1880s Wyoming between ranching homesteaders and cattle barons over land, power and the future of the West.

Famed street war between the anti-immigrant Bowery Boys, a nativist group, and the Dead Rabbits, the Irish-Catholic muscle of the city government.

A showdown that matched a legendary conman and his gang against a town-organizer turned vigilante, as they battled to bring justice to the Alaskan Frontier.

One of the most famous feuds in American history, starting as a Civil War dispute and escalating into kidnapping, murder, illicit love affairs and a turf war.

A feud erupts in 1880s Wyoming between ranching homesteaders and cattle barons over land, power and the future of the West.

Famed street war between the anti-immigrant Bowery Boys, a nativist group, and the Dead Rabbits, the Irish-Catholic muscle of the city government.

A showdown that matched a legendary conman and his gang against a town-organizer turned vigilante, as they battled to bring justice to the Alaskan Frontier.

One of the most famous feuds in American history, starting as a Civil War dispute and escalating into kidnapping, murder, illicit love affairs and a turf war.

Entering its second year in the summer of 1862, the American Civil War's death toll reaches traumatic numbers as the North and South ready the next battle.

In its third year in January of 1863, the American Civil War saw over 200,000 killed or wounded, and with no end in sight, it would enter its bloodiest days.