TV Guide Military History Channel Wednesday

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.

General MacArthur's strategic strike at Inchon thwarts the advancements of the North Korean military until the Chinese arrived.

Chinese forces set a trap for the United Nations Army, and the depleted and frozen forces must fight their way out during the longest retreat in U.S. history.

MacArthur is replaced by General Ridgway, and he repels the communist movements during the two years of the war's costliest battles.

Throughout 1945, Allied leaders plan for a brutal and costly invasion of the Japanese homeland that, due to the atomic bomb, never came to be.

Chinese forces set a trap for the United Nations Army, and the depleted and frozen forces must fight their way out during the longest retreat in U.S. history.

MacArthur is replaced by General Ridgway, and he repels the communist movements during the two years of the war's costliest battles.

Throughout 1945, Allied leaders plan for a brutal and costly invasion of the Japanese homeland that, due to the atomic bomb, never came to be.

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.

General MacArthur's strategic strike at Inchon thwarts the advancements of the North Korean military until the Chinese arrived.

Chinese forces set a trap for the United Nations Army, and the depleted and frozen forces must fight their way out during the longest retreat in U.S. history.

MacArthur is replaced by General Ridgway, and he repels the communist movements during the two years of the war's costliest battles.

Throughout 1945, Allied leaders plan for a brutal and costly invasion of the Japanese homeland that, due to the atomic bomb, never came to be.

Bob Baer further investigate the extent of Hitler's plans to have a Fourth Reich take hold in South American and directly attack the United States.

John joins a French diver to explore the wreckage of World War II Minesweeper YMS-304, which sank under mysterious circumstances shortly after D-Day in 1944.

Along with looks at pocket pistols, submachine guns and carbines, examined are other miniature weapons that can fly and break through walls.

A look is taken into the first Blitz of World War One, where giant airships designed by Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin delivered bombs.

Germany ignored international treaties to make the first chemical weapons, leading British forces to plant a historical land mine to kill 10,000 Germans.

John joins a French diver to explore the wreckage of World War II Minesweeper YMS-304, which sank under mysterious circumstances shortly after D-Day in 1944.

Along with looks at pocket pistols, submachine guns and carbines, examined are other miniature weapons that can fly and break through walls.

A look is taken into the first Blitz of World War One, where giant airships designed by Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin delivered bombs.

Germany ignored international treaties to make the first chemical weapons, leading British forces to plant a historical land mine to kill 10,000 Germans.

Bob Baer further investigate the extent of Hitler's plans to have a Fourth Reich take hold in South American and directly attack the United States.