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The National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio.
Hurlburt Field Air Force Base in Florida; Air Force Special Operations; training to detect car bombs and explosives; AC-130 heavily armed plane.
On location in Fort Knox, Ky.; recon-officer training course; Apache attack helicopter; profile of Gen. George S. Patton.
The military's Pinnacle body armor; the Punitive Expedition against Mexico; the M-274 mechanical mule.
San Diego's Strategic Operations Training Center; guns and gear used by the Red Coats used against American rebels in the War of Independence.
The M-8 armored car, a World War II scout car; the Mauser C-96 pistol; war dogs.
The Digital Video and Imagery Distribution System in Atlanta.
P-51s and P-47s from the Tennessee Museum of Aviation's collection; gear of the World War II Marines; the Marine Corps' V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor.
Host R. Lee Ermey's favorite military vehicles.
Host R. Lee Ermey's favorite weapons and biggest explosions.
Grenade launcher; Russian submachine gun; World War II Weasel; Gunny's Fabulous Flops.
Floating low truck used for search and rescue; the Defense Language Institute; origins of the word "hooch"; raid at Cabanatuan.
The weapons of the 16th-century German Renaissance; Luger live-fire demonstration; the American Forces Network.
Crash vehicle; napalm; martial arts; the Nambu pistol; remote-control-weapon platform. Host: R. Lee Ermey.
Improvised explosive devices at Camp Pendleton; the USMC Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit; the first Marine Raiders and their experience at Guadalcanal.
Fort Irwin, Calif., home of the U.S. Army's National Training Center.
Naval base in Coronado, Calif.; beach-invasion training exercise; Colt Peacemaker; quick-draw champion.
Host R. Lee Ermey travels to Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota, a home of B-52 bombers.
Knob Creek Gun Range in West Point, Ky. Host: R. Lee Ermey.
An 1895 Colt firearm; Maynard "Snuffy" Smith; can opener; Marines in charge of keeping lines of communication clear.
Patriotic events on the USS Intrepid celebrate the 60th anniversary of the U.S. victory over Japan; the war in the Pacific.
Host R. Lee Ermey, a retired staff sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps, reads mail and answers viewer questions about past and present military matters.
A 2,000-year-old spear-thrower; WWI-era automatic weapon; getting armor protection for thin-skinned Humvees; turning a vehicle into an armored transport; first single-wing aircraft.
The super-secret facilities of NORAD and the Cheyenne Mountain Operations Center. Host: R. Lee Ermey.
The role of the Marine Corps in Afghanistan; gathering intelligence and promoting goodwill among Afghans; Ch-53 Super Stallion; Cobra attack helicopter; MTVR; Medical Corpsmen.
Touring the Pentagon, the massive nerve center of U.S. military operations.
World War II era victory-ship; Merchant Marine and Navy Armed Guard; fully-armed robot warrior; Navajo Code Talkers.
Marine Corps Training Command Center; Military Operations on Urban Terrain; Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle; Battle of Belleau Wood.
Guns and gear of the Civil War, ranging from rifles to artillery; cooking up salt pork and hardtack; Zouave bayonet training.
Marines, Navy Corpsmen and Coast Guard sailors tell of their participation in the Battle of Iwo Jima.
Amphibious assault fleet; Landing Craft Utility; Landing Amphibious Assault Carrier; ship repair; Rosie the Riveter; Battle of the Coral Sea; Operation Desert Storm.
Taking a B-2 Stealth Bomber on a mock bomb-run; atomic bomb missions of World War II.
Abrams M1-A1 tank; Gen. Creighton Abrams profile; battles of Kasserine Pass and El Guettar; tribute to reporter Ernie Pyle; full-body armor.
Benelli M4 shotgun; tribute to Sergeant 1st Class Paul Smith; battle of Ia Drang; ME-163 Komet fighter-plane; the Gunny gets a Porsche.
Spanish-American War rifle; remembering the Maine; SR-71 Blackbird; the U-2 spy plane; training for extreme battlefield conditions; the Battle of Stalingrad.
The Navy Marine Mammals program; the chain of evacuation in World War II; WC54 ambulance; the Desert Ducks.
Gear of the French Musketeers; fighter planes of World War II; High Altitude Rescue Team; XR-8 Syncopter.
Marine Corps marksmen; coast artillery of World War II; BAT missile; Maritime Safety and Security Teams; first plane to cross the Atlantic.
Silencers; flashbang grenade; weapons and gear of Japanese soldiers of World War II; U.S. Coast Guard HITRON teams; CH-54 Skycrane.
Javelin anti-tank missile; Tankgewehr 1918; P-3 Orion aircraft; sub-hunting planes of World War II; weapons, gear and tactics used by the Studies and Observations Group in the Vietnam War.
Weapons of the War of 1812; camp life at historic Fort Miegs; siege at Fort McHenry; USS Constitution.
Military sidearms; Glock handguns; German MG42; weapons and gear of the British commandos of World War II; troop convoy protection.
Military rifle XM8; Civil War-era repeating rifle; Vietnam War gunship; people sniffer; Small Diameter Bomb; German heavy bomber.
Rapid Fielding Initiative; German army's anti-tank crews; anti-anti-tank weapons; blimps; German "cloud car" spy basket.
Civil War Zouaves; World War II bayonet charge; the Northrop YB-35.
History of the USO; athletes in the military; private beaches and ski resorts for military personnel.
Lee jumps with the Golden Knights; history of the U.S. Air Force; Flying Tigers; blood chit; AC-130U Spooky gunship; P-61 Black Widow.
Blimp; aerial reconnaissance during the U.S. Civil War; military shot guns; grapeshot revolver; Navy Graveyard; G.I. jargon: "poop."
The USS Preble, a guided missile destroyer; World War I aircraft and aces; Marine anti-terrorism teams.
Submachine guns; high-tech aerial command and control centers; fire support bases; slang term "Charlie."
Medieval longbows; testing weapons and equipment; World War I Chauchat machine gun; restored P-51 Mustang; World War II flight jacket.
Army heavy-support vehicles; recovery vehicle; Ranger training; all-purpose lightweight individual carriers; Liberty and Victory ships; term "deep six."
Blackhawk helicopter; America's First Special Service Force; Johnson Rifle; Cold War superjets; the first U.S. operational jet.
Dragster race; Uncle Sam recruitment poster; tank destroyers; elephant gun; dive bomber scream; America's attempt to put a jet fighter on water skis.
R. Lee Ermey gets together with Navy SEALs to demonstrate their weapons; examine the history of the Navy's fierce frogmen; and goes back to 1918 to view the world's first cruise missile.
"Band of Brothers" theme; D-Day paratrooper gear; weapons; World War II communications and medical gear.
Nuclear-attack submarine: diving, steering and sonar; torpedoes and Tomahawk missiles; reactor; chow.
The Navy's fastest boat; Revolutionary War gunboat; German paratrooper gear and plane; Battle Taxi; ration boxes.
WWII light machine-gun; Tankette; Operation Robin Sage; handling pack beasts; remote-controlled vehicle; Weary Willy.
On location in Dover, England and Normandy, France, Ermey focuses on the technology deployed on D-Day.
M-1 Garand rifle; German MP-44, the world's first assault rifle; jet-assisted takeoff; the Army's Golden Knights parachute team.
Rocket-propelled artillery; artillery gun that fires the largest caliber shell; tents; tomahawks; slings.
Military rifles in Vietnam; booby traps; the Ravens; the Wild Weasels; river-patrol boats; the Green Berets.
Rifle; blowgun; floating concrete caissons bridge the English Channel; weapons of the French resistance; improvements in front-line medical care; origins of the word "berserk."
Snipers; hand signals; Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh Trail; motorcycles; tanks; the C-119 Flying Boxcar. Host: R. Lee Ermey.
Armored scout cars; water-cooled machine guns; sleeping bag; sleeping on the battlefield; German U-boats; Navy ship invisible to radar.
World War II M2A2 half-track; Snow Train; strange weapons used by the Allies in World War II; Navy hydrofoils; Air Force combat controllers; Marine Corps gunnery sergeants.
Training of military pilots; flak; the Doolittle Raid; Sleeping Beauty submarine; radios; foxhole radio.
F-15 Eagle; single-man vertical flight machine; howitzer firing both conventional and nuclear warheads; Army-controlled missile programs; submachine guns; measuring bullets.
Avenger Air Defense System; Stinger and Red Eye missiles; military firefighters; the Triple Nickels; Kiowa scout helicopter; "Kilroy Was Here."
The U.S. Marines' AH-1W Super Cobra attack helicopter; Sidewinder missile; C-54 Skymaster transport plane; military police.
Grenade launchers; machine guns; Flyer 21; shrapnel; D-Day paratroopers; jetpacks.
American Civil War rifles from both sides; the first missile fired from the deck of a sub; deep-sea and crush-proof suits; breaking down a weapon; the Bowie knife; the evolution of a hedgechopper.
The Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge; the Fulton Recovery System; a pilot's survival kit; the ancient Greek warship Trireme; battleship guns; grapeshot.
Simulated marksmanship training; fastest front-line combat jet and World War II tank; Greeks of ancient times use the phalanx; Civil War cavalry gear; dazzle paint.
Medieval catapults; platoons, companies and divisions; the Browning automatic rifle; smart bombs; parachutes; the weapon version of the boomerang.
Light Armored Vehicle; landing craft; World War I Doughboys; training troops; medieval chain mail; the military salute.
Deuce and a Half; Vietnam gun truck; World War II household fat; missile silos; C-17 Loadmaster; Scottish kilts.
Maneuverable artillery; musket; U.S. Navy airships; elite precision flying team; pirates; depth charges.
AT-4 shoulder-mounted anti-tank rocket; bazooka; tour of "Mail Call" headquarters; Tactical Operations Center; Air Force pararescuemen; 21-gun salute.
Medieval weapons; World War I Lewis gun; carrier pigeons; gliders; anti-tank missile; ejection seats.
Marines' 26-ton Amphibious Assault Vehicle stays afloat; jeeps; battering rams; urban warfare; World War II bombers; pictures on World War II airplanes.
Experimental planes; unidentified aircraft; first combat helicopter; directing artillery fire; commando knife.
The newest Coast Guard vessel; carrier battle group; Sherman tank; XM-20 experimental rifle; World War II V-mail.
Super Stallion helicopter; Flying Banana; the Navy's "Crossing the Equator" ritual; World War II Seabees.
Steering a World War II tank; Gatling gun's speed; power of the samurai sword.
Parts of 15th-century armor; World War I infantry backpack; ingredients of a land mine.
Body armor; accuracy of a medieval crossbow; how World War I pilots shot through their propellers.
Aiming Civil War artillery pieces; how night-vision technology works; how to clear a minefield.
Operating the LCAC; cavalry saddles, used in the Old West; how gas masks work.
Mortar; World War II G.I.'s personal items; American Indian arrows.
How to refuel a fighter jet in mid-air; how ships send messages using signal flags; what soldiers eat.
How fast a Revolutionary War soldier could fire a musket; jousting; how to dig a foxhole.
The ancient Roman pilum is designed to penetrate armor; World War II army radios; how rockets were first used on the battlefield.
The weapons of the Japanese Ninja; how flamethrowers work; what military dogs do.
How a grenade works; the purpose of dog tags; what modern-day soldiers eat in the field.
The Jeep; new rocket launcher HIMAR; how and why the military hunts down hurricanes.
Possible gear for troops on tomorrow's battlefields; Marines design their new camouflage pattern; the Stryker.