TV Guide Military History Channel Wednesday

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The Japanese navy, after centuries of isolation, became a major sea power in the years preceding WWII, as historians examine archival video of the events.
02:00
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.
03:00
Army and Navy troops and private contractors show their skills with machine guns and assault rifles, with close combat and tech retrieval from a downed drone.
04:00
During the 1790s, a battle for the Hawaiian Islands was fought by local tribes using martial arts, shark tooth weapons and human sacrifice rituals.
05:00
Filmmakers trace the story of Mexican immigrant Sergeant Rafael Peralta, who enlisted in the U.S. military as soon as he got his green card and sacrificed his
06:00
A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.
06:30
A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.
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
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.
09:00
Army and Navy troops and private contractors show their skills with machine guns and assault rifles, with close combat and tech retrieval from a downed drone.
10:00
During the 1790s, a battle for the Hawaiian Islands was fought by local tribes using martial arts, shark tooth weapons and human sacrifice rituals.
11:00
Filmmakers trace the story of Mexican immigrant Sergeant Rafael Peralta, who enlisted in the U.S. military as soon as he got his green card and sacrificed his
12:00
The Japanese navy, after centuries of isolation, became a major sea power in the years preceding WWII, as historians examine archival video of the events.
14:00
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.
15:00
Army and Navy troops and private contractors show their skills with machine guns and assault rifles, with close combat and tech retrieval from a downed drone.
16:00
During the 1790s, a battle for the Hawaiian Islands was fought by local tribes using martial arts, shark tooth weapons and human sacrifice rituals.
17:00
Filmmakers trace the story of Mexican immigrant Sergeant Rafael Peralta, who enlisted in the U.S. military as soon as he got his green card and sacrificed his

Wednesday Night TV on Military History Channel

18:00
Using computer imagery the fighting prowess and maneuverability of some of the best aircraft in the sky is explored, including the F-22 and F-35.
20:00
Lee visits his old stomping grounds, Da Nang, where he served 13 months as staff sergeant assigned to the Marine Air Support Group.
22:00
Marking the 70th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, examined is President Roosevelt's reaction, leadership and strategy in preparing for a counter attack.
00:00
Lee visits his old stomping grounds, Da Nang, where he served 13 months as staff sergeant assigned to the Marine Air Support Group.
02:00
Marking the 70th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, examined is President Roosevelt's reaction, leadership and strategy in preparing for a counter attack.
04:00
Using computer imagery the fighting prowess and maneuverability of some of the best aircraft in the sky is explored, including the F-22 and F-35.

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