Actor and fight master Peter Woodward introduces us to Stone-Age weapons.

Examining the weapons and warfare of the North American Plains Indians.

Host Peter Woodward delves into the history of Japan's Ninja.

The medieval symbol of power, religion, and authority, the broadsword's final mold resulted from thousands of years of technological advances.

Peter Woodward sweeps over the sea in the guise of a 17th-century Caribbean pirate, teaching the Conquest Team the dos and don'ts of close-quarter pirate warfare.

With actor and fight master Peter Woodward as guide, we see how the duel developed from trial by combat. The duel of honor was always the gentleman's recourse against slander and insult--in the 16th century, the duel had become epidemic.

You slam a lit match into a pan of gunpowder, six inches from your face, sending a lead ball with the diameter of a quarter hurtling toward your enemy--while he fires back at you! Engage in an exploration of early firearms.

Trench warfare was a hellish nightmare that claimed millions of lives during World War I. But some people did survive the trenches. Host Peter Woodward leads the Conquest Team into the filth and horror of trench warfare, teaching them the skills they need to come out alive!

Though the newest form of personal warfare is less than a century old, the basics of air combat have changed little since the first soldiers of the sky soared through the air in WWI. Actor and fight master Peter Woodward trains as a fighter pilot.

Host Peter Woodward and the Conquest Team examine the weapons and tactics of U.S. soldiers in WWII.

Hunter Ellis examines brilliant--and often wild and wacky--innovations in military plane construction and profiles civilian use of seaplanes in Alaska--including Vertical Take-Off Landing Craft (VTOL).

Former Navy fighter pilot and series host Hunter Ellis discovers how non-lethal military equipment developed for peacekeeping duties is now used in civilian settings, including the debilitating audio weapon, Hypersonic Sound.

Host Hunter Ellis looks back at key ships that served in both World Wars, goes onboard modern military vessels, examines the biggest civilian ships afloat--Super Tankers--and gets an in-depth look at the Navy's newest aircraft carrier.

Actor and fight master Peter Woodward introduces us to Stone-Age weapons.

Examining the weapons and warfare of the North American Plains Indians.

Host Peter Woodward delves into the history of Japan's Ninja.

The medieval symbol of power, religion, and authority, the broadsword's final mold resulted from thousands of years of technological advances.

Peter Woodward sweeps over the sea in the guise of a 17th-century Caribbean pirate, teaching the Conquest Team the dos and don'ts of close-quarter pirate warfare.

With actor and fight master Peter Woodward as guide, we see how the duel developed from trial by combat. The duel of honor was always the gentleman's recourse against slander and insult--in the 16th century, the duel had become epidemic.

You slam a lit match into a pan of gunpowder, six inches from your face, sending a lead ball with the diameter of a quarter hurtling toward your enemy--while he fires back at you! Engage in an exploration of early firearms.

Trench warfare was a hellish nightmare that claimed millions of lives during World War I. But some people did survive the trenches. Host Peter Woodward leads the Conquest Team into the filth and horror of trench warfare, teaching them the skills they need to come out alive!

Though the newest form of personal warfare is less than a century old, the basics of air combat have changed little since the first soldiers of the sky soared through the air in WWI. Actor and fight master Peter Woodward trains as a fighter pilot.

Host Peter Woodward and the Conquest Team examine the weapons and tactics of U.S. soldiers in WWII.

Hunter Ellis examines brilliant--and often wild and wacky--innovations in military plane construction and profiles civilian use of seaplanes in Alaska--including Vertical Take-Off Landing Craft (VTOL).

Former Navy fighter pilot and series host Hunter Ellis discovers how non-lethal military equipment developed for peacekeeping duties is now used in civilian settings, including the debilitating audio weapon, Hypersonic Sound.

Host Hunter Ellis looks back at key ships that served in both World Wars, goes onboard modern military vessels, examines the biggest civilian ships afloat--Super Tankers--and gets an in-depth look at the Navy's newest aircraft carrier.

Actor and fight master Peter Woodward introduces us to Stone-Age weapons.

Examining the weapons and warfare of the North American Plains Indians.

Host Peter Woodward delves into the history of Japan's Ninja.

The medieval symbol of power, religion, and authority, the broadsword's final mold resulted from thousands of years of technological advances.

Peter Woodward sweeps over the sea in the guise of a 17th-century Caribbean pirate, teaching the Conquest Team the dos and don'ts of close-quarter pirate warfare.

With actor and fight master Peter Woodward as guide, we see how the duel developed from trial by combat. The duel of honor was always the gentleman's recourse against slander and insult--in the 16th century, the duel had become epidemic.

You slam a lit match into a pan of gunpowder, six inches from your face, sending a lead ball with the diameter of a quarter hurtling toward your enemy--while he fires back at you! Engage in an exploration of early firearms.

Trench warfare was a hellish nightmare that claimed millions of lives during World War I. But some people did survive the trenches. Host Peter Woodward leads the Conquest Team into the filth and horror of trench warfare, teaching them the skills they need to come out alive!

Though the newest form of personal warfare is less than a century old, the basics of air combat have changed little since the first soldiers of the sky soared through the air in WWI. Actor and fight master Peter Woodward trains as a fighter pilot.

Host Peter Woodward and the Conquest Team examine the weapons and tactics of U.S. soldiers in WWII.

Hunter Ellis examines brilliant--and often wild and wacky--innovations in military plane construction and profiles civilian use of seaplanes in Alaska--including Vertical Take-Off Landing Craft (VTOL).

Former Navy fighter pilot and series host Hunter Ellis discovers how non-lethal military equipment developed for peacekeeping duties is now used in civilian settings, including the debilitating audio weapon, Hypersonic Sound.

Host Hunter Ellis looks back at key ships that served in both World Wars, goes onboard modern military vessels, examines the biggest civilian ships afloat--Super Tankers--and gets an in-depth look at the Navy's newest aircraft carrier.