TV Guide American Heroes Channel Saturday

An escaped prisoner assumes a new identity and remains on the run for 20 years, living undetected in the same town in which he is a fugitive.

An ex-police officer goes on the run to Mexico after she is charged with 2nd degree murder and undergoes cosmetic surgery to alter her appearance.

A man who has 41 arrests in his criminal past brazenly stabs his ex-lover in a parking lot and goes on the run from authorities.

Three prisoners successfully execute their plan to escape when they vanish after going into the showers, as one of them steals a gun and a car to avoid capture.

A member of a motorcycle crew shoots his rival dead and avoids police by drastically altering his appearance and style of dress and leaving town.

A 23-year-old Florida drug dealer murders his girlfriend and flees to Mexico but a newly developed romance with a friend's mother proves to be his undoing.

In December of 1944, the seemingly defeated Germans launch a secret offensive to capture the city of Antwerp, the heart of the Allied supply chain

The U.S. had to test whether the Japanese-held islands of the Pacific Ocean could be captured, and the testing ground would be heavily fortified Tarawa.

Three understrength United States Marine battalions, consisting of fewer than 2,500 men, lay attack and soundly defeat enemy troops at Hue, South Vietnam.

The battle between the First Marine Division and the Japanese at Peleliu, a ferocious struggle which cost 10,000 American lives but broke the back of the enemy.

The story of the men of Echo Company, who fought an overwhelming North Vietnamese Army in Dai Do, in order to rescue their fellow Marines.

The tale of Bravo Company, leading the charge into Iraq's most dangerous city in 2004, fighting in the bloodiest urban combat seen since Vietnam.

An examination of a conspiracy which allowed three inmates to escape an impenetrable fortress, revealing hidden secrets of the dungeon of Alcatraz.

The fantastic story is presented of how people involved with Hollywood played a key role in the United States of America winning the Cold War.

In Korea, 17,000 United States Marines cross over the 38th Parallel to cut off the forces of Kim Sung, and are outnumbered seven-to-one by Chinese troops.

An accounting of the rules that were bent and broken pertaining to the Civil War, the CIA, the American Civil Rights movement, and the advent of flight.

Classified operations of World War II, including covert units, unbreakable codes, underground operation centers, and super-human Navy SEALS, are studied.

Exploring the lesser-known side of American history in the Star Spangled Banner, Statue of Liberty, Monopoly board game and pioneering pilot Amelia Earhart.

In the Cold War, U.S. military buried nukes near the USSR and had a double agent, weaponized weather in the Vietnam War, and used magic and inflated WW2 tanks.

Viewed are fallout shelters in World War II as refuge in the firebombings of Tokyo and the D-Day invasion, and the war's best kept secrets are revealed.

Overlooked facts on how Parks wasn't the first black woman to keep her bus seat, the Berlin Airlift had candy for kids, and a moonshiner made a war rifle.

The stories behind some of the biggest deceptions, the most classified secrets, and the covert weapons utilized to help defy the Nazis in World War II.

The secret stories behind the making of America, offering a glimpse into the central personalities, events and locations that gave rise to the nation.

The fall of Saigon; the origin story of the phrase "go for broke"; the truth behind "The Dirty Dozen"; the masterminds behind top-secret microfilm.

Overlooked facts on how Parks wasn't the first black woman to keep her bus seat, the Berlin Airlift had candy for kids, and a moonshiner made a war rifle.

The stories behind some of the biggest deceptions, the most classified secrets, and the covert weapons utilized to help defy the Nazis in World War II.

The secret stories behind the making of America, offering a glimpse into the central personalities, events and locations that gave rise to the nation.

The fall of Saigon; the origin story of the phrase "go for broke"; the truth behind "The Dirty Dozen"; the masterminds behind top-secret microfilm.

In the Cold War, U.S. military buried nukes near the USSR and had a double agent, weaponized weather in the Vietnam War, and used magic and inflated WW2 tanks.

Viewed are fallout shelters in World War II as refuge in the firebombings of Tokyo and the D-Day invasion, and the war's best kept secrets are revealed.