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.
Highly skilled infantrymen and snipers from United States 3rd Battalion and 4th Marines arrive in Baghdad ready to take down Saddam Hussein and his regime.
The United States Army Green Berets fight nearly 1,000 Taliban Fighters in Afghanistan in September 2006; Task Force 31 launches an attack on Sperwan Ghar.
On September 15, 2010, the 101st Airborne Division, know as "The Screaming Eagles," charged deep into Taliban territory as part of Operation Dragon Strike.
Military analysts provide interested viewers with an exclusive perspective inside the arduous training that is necessary for promotion to military sniper.
"Deadliest Tech" examines the latest weaponry and technology that are used by special forces in wartime missions that require revolutionary military technology.
"Deadliest Tech" takes a look at the past, present and future of America's fighter planes, which have long been considered the most effective in the world.
"Deadliest Tech" takes a hard look at some of the quickest and most devastating helicopters that are in use today, capable of changing the outcome of a battle.
Modern warfare demands the use of guns with great accuracy, range and stopping power, and those that make the greatest assets on the battlefield are examined.
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.
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 traps, which demoralize the enemy by making the safe unsafe; the show traces their ancestry and displays the technology behind today's devices.
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.