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An in-depth look is taken into the various nautical weaponry utilized by warships throughout history, as host Gerald McRaney examines their impacts.
01:00
Historians examine the elaborate warships created and built by the engineers of the Chinese empire that struck fear in the hearts of sailors around the world.
02:00
Archaeology shows that ancient civilizations understood the principle of the modern tank, creating an armored vehicle that was capable of stopping bullets.
03:00
A surprise attack from the military forces of North Korea into South Korean territory catches the unprepared American troops in the U.N. off guard.
04:00
An in-depth look is taken into the various nautical weaponry utilized by warships throughout history, as host Gerald McRaney examines their impacts.
05:00
Historians examine the War of 1812, in which the British Empire waged war against the less-equipped and unsuspecting citizens of the United States.
07:00
A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.
07:30
A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.
08:00
A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.
08:30
A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.
09:00
A surprise attack from the military forces of North Korea into South Korean territory catches the unprepared American troops in the U.N. off guard.
10:00
An in-depth look is taken into the various nautical weaponry utilized by warships throughout history, as host Gerald McRaney examines their impacts.
11:00
Historians examine the War of 1812, in which the British Empire waged war against the less-equipped and unsuspecting citizens of the United States.
13:00
Historians examine the elaborate warships created and built by the engineers of the Chinese empire that struck fear in the hearts of sailors around the world.
14:00
Archaeology shows that ancient civilizations understood the principle of the modern tank, creating an armored vehicle that was capable of stopping bullets.
15:00
A surprise attack from the military forces of North Korea into South Korean territory catches the unprepared American troops in the U.N. off guard.
16:00
An in-depth look is taken into the various nautical weaponry utilized by warships throughout history, as host Gerald McRaney examines their impacts.
17:00
Historians examine the War of 1812, in which the British Empire waged war against the less-equipped and unsuspecting citizens of the United States.

Friday Night TV on Military History Channel

19:00
Leading Civil War historian Winston Groom discusses the leaderships of Confederate General Robert E. Lee and Union counterpart Ulysses S. Grant.
21:00
Featured are impenetrable fortresses of ancient civilizations, including Cappadocia's underground defense system, a Mayan killer bee castle and many more.
22:00
Germany ignored international treaties to make the first chemical weapons, leading British forces to plant a historical land mine to kill 10,000 Germans.
23:00
Historians and military experts trace the evolution of rockets and missiles, from the prototypes created in China to modern, heat-seeking missiles.
00:00
Ex-Navy fighter pilot & host Hunter Ellis depict how military equipment like MedEvac helicopters, specialty boats & spy gear are marketed in a civilian market.
01:00
Featured are impenetrable fortresses of ancient civilizations, including Cappadocia's underground defense system, a Mayan killer bee castle and many more.
02:00
Germany ignored international treaties to make the first chemical weapons, leading British forces to plant a historical land mine to kill 10,000 Germans.
03:00
Historians and military experts trace the evolution of rockets and missiles, from the prototypes created in China to modern, heat-seeking missiles.
04:00
Ex-Navy fighter pilot & host Hunter Ellis depict how military equipment like MedEvac helicopters, specialty boats & spy gear are marketed in a civilian market.
05:00
Leading Civil War historian Winston Groom discusses the leaderships of Confederate General Robert E. Lee and Union counterpart Ulysses S. Grant.

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