TV Guide American Heroes Channel Tuesday

One of the longest-lived criminal gangs in operation during the Depression Era, which was founded by Fred Barker and Alvin Karpis, is examined.

British gangsters and twin brothers Ronnie and Reggie Kray ruled the world of organized crime in the East End of London during the 1950s and 60s.

A look is taken at an English crime gang that was based in South London, England during the 1960s and had a reputation as London's most sadistic gangsters.

Two of the most famous outlaws in history, operating as murderers, bank robbers and hold-up artists during the course of their spree.

Infamous outlaw masterminded over 30 bank robberies and perhaps up to 20 murders, becoming "Public Enemy #1" following the death of John Dillinger.

A career criminal, beginning early in a Chicago street gang, is nicknamed "Baby Face" by his associates, as he appeared to be younger than his actual age.

Presented is an examination of the storied history and inner workings of bombers, from aircrafts that have aided in winning past wars to bombers of the future.

Presented is an in-depth examination of the various remotely operated vehicles that are becoming a more common alternative to using humans on the front lines.

Viewers are presented with an examination of some of the most advanced armor technologies in existence, including the composites on the Abrams tank.

Short range combat requires weapons that are both compact and deadly as a quick response time can mean the difference between victory and defeat.

A close look at powerful man-portable weapons reveals military systems that can unleash tremendous power and give a psychological edge on the battlefield.

Robotic warriors are intelligent, unmanned weapon systems of the 21st century that use stealth and autonomy to destroy their targets.

The most terrifying war machines, which seem impossible to stop, can't be detected, or pack an awe-inspiring amount of destructive power, are examined.

As weapon technology advances to the point that a missile can be sent through a window of a building a thousand miles away, the nature of war is changing.

Various examples of innovative military equipment from around the world are highlighted, featuring those designed to excel in speed.

The most powerful military hardware is showcased, featuring an in-depth look at battle situations where the winner and loser are determined by firepower.

Viewers can learn about a collection of the toughest military hardware in the world, designed to keep soldiers alive in dangerous circumstances.

Every machine needs power to fight, so The Military Channel showcases the war machines with the most horsepower, including the CH53 Super Stallion.

The program examines the history of vertical take off aircraft, and how they became one of the most multipurpose weapons in modern warfare.

The program examines the storied history of the bomber from throwing explosives out of the cockpit to laser-guided bunker busters.

The history of fighter planes; starting with the earliest examples, this episode explores the advances that make them the strongest weapons in modern warfare.

The history of traps, which demoralize the enemy by making the safe unsafe; the show traces their ancestry and displays the technology behind today's devices.

This episode focuses on hand-carried weapons; it discusses the varieties of hand and rocket-propelled grenades available to the modern soldier.

Fire's history as a weapon, from the times of the ancient Greek navies through the bombs of World War II and the Vietnam War and today's thermobaric bombs.

The history of fighter planes; starting with the earliest examples, this episode explores the advances that make them the strongest weapons in modern warfare.

The history of traps, which demoralize the enemy by making the safe unsafe; the show traces their ancestry and displays the technology behind today's devices.

This episode focuses on hand-carried weapons; it discusses the varieties of hand and rocket-propelled grenades available to the modern soldier.

Fire's history as a weapon, from the times of the ancient Greek navies through the bombs of World War II and the Vietnam War and today's thermobaric bombs.

The program examines the history of vertical take off aircraft, and how they became one of the most multipurpose weapons in modern warfare.

The program examines the storied history of the bomber from throwing explosives out of the cockpit to laser-guided bunker busters.