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Tech Toys 360
S1, EP1 "Techploration"Liquid-image sport camera; Brammo Empulse motorcycle; Seabreacher.
Tech Toys 360
S1, EP2 "Future Now"M55 Terminus hybrid bike; Can-Am Outlander ATV; voltaic solar bags.
Tech Toys 360
S1, EP3 "Robinson R66 Turbine Helicopter; Conquest Vehicles Knight XV"Robinson R66 turbine helicopter; conquest vehicles knight XV.
Tech Toys 360
S1, EP4 "Savage Rivale Roadyacht; Flightdeck Fighter Jet Simulator"Savage Rivale's road yacht; fighter jet simulator.
Underwater Wonders of the National Parks
S1, EP2 "USS Arizona Part 2"Reliving the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941, and the sinking of the battleship USS Arizona.
The Amazing War Machines
S1, EP1 "Flint & Steel"Advances in weaponry include the invention of gunpowder.
The Amazing War Machines
S1, EP2 "Rifles & Machine Guns"Walter Hunt invents a "magazine" for loading of semi-automatic and automatic weapons.
The Amazing War Machines
S1, EP3 "Artillery: Bombard to Howitzer"The destructive power of Atomic Annie, the United States' first 280mm Howitzer first tested in 1953; the history of artillery since the advent of gunpowder.
The Amazing War Machines
S1, EP4 "Fortification: Bollards to Bunkers"Documenting civilization's earliest forts, barricades and battlements; defensive structures dating back to ancient Assyria, Egypt and Greece.
The Amazing War Machines
S1, EP5 "Tanks & Armored Vehicles"The idea of tanks began as an extension of armory.
The Amazing War Machines
S1, EP6 "Battleships & Flotillas"Tracing the history of ships since the second millennia B.C. and their uses for battle, trade, exploration, and piracy.
The Amazing War Machines
S1, EP7 "Submarines"Tracing the history of submarines back from the time of Alexander the Great in 323 B.C. to the first military submarine in 1776.