Tanks were invented as an extension of armory to protect soldiers from enemy fire, but as personal armor became too heavy, tanks became globally accepted in warfare.
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At RM Auctions, Josh goes for a ride in a Toyota FJ40. Keith gets behind the wheel of a survivor Corvette with the desirable LT-1 engine option, and a 365 GTB/4 Daytona.
Collector car expert Bill Stephens and Keith Martin appraise classic European sport cars, including a 1954 Jaguar XK120 M Roadster and a 1967 Maserati Mexico Speciale.
Bill Stephens and Keith Martin appraise muscle cars including a Plymouth Superbird and a Mustang Mach 1 at the Petersen Automotive Museum Garage Sale and Swap Meet in LA.
Bill Stephens and Keith Martin take a ride on the wild side when they appraise American big block beasts, including a barn find Boss 429, a Shelby GT500, and a Sting Ray.
Collector car experts Bill Stephens and Keith Martin visit the annual Petersen Automotive Museum Garage Sale and Swap Meet to examine classic European sports cars.
A look at at a Talbot-Lago 150C SS shows us the best of the best in the collector car world. We find a classic Buick, the AC Aceca, and even a Harley-Davidson.
A look at a 1939 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B and a quick trip to Amelia Island brings an original Cobra, a ‘56 Chevy Bel Air Nomad and a record-setting Alfa for sale.
A 1949 Jaguar XK120 leads the way. An Oldsmobile 442 and its older sibling, the Super 88 convertible, round out the action at Gooding and Company.
The English, French, and Americans still wait to enter Berlin. In the meantime, the Soviets appoint mayors, organize the food supply, and go on the hunt for war criminals. The Jewish community regroups, among which there are few survivors. The fate of the city is determined at the Potsdam Conference
The Battle of Berlin has begun. Step by step, the soon-to-be victorious powers advance. On April 30th, the Red Flag flies over the Reichstag and Adolf Hitler takes his own life. It takes another seven days before the Wehrmacht disassembles.
At the beginning of 1945, Berlin is under the illusion that it will survive the war. Every day there are bombing attacks, fires to be extinguished, and corpses to be buried. Life goes on as the front lines of the war close in each day.
This episode examines what part Hitler?s almost daily injection of opioids and methamphetamine played in his murderous regime.
As Germany became overstretched during WWII, Hitler and Goebels promoted Wonder Weapons as the path to victory.
Germany's allies leading into WWII were limited to a few despots and dictators.
The English, French, and Americans still wait to enter Berlin. In the meantime, the Soviets appoint mayors, organize the food supply, and go on the hunt for war criminals. The Jewish community regroups, among which there are few survivors. The fate of the city is determined at the Potsdam Conference
The Battle of Berlin has begun. Step by step, the soon-to-be victorious powers advance. On April 30th, the Red Flag flies over the Reichstag and Adolf Hitler takes his own life. It takes another seven days before the Wehrmacht disassembles.
At the beginning of 1945, Berlin is under the illusion that it will survive the war. Every day there are bombing attacks, fires to be extinguished, and corpses to be buried. Life goes on as the front lines of the war close in each day.
This program will travel into the past to discover the fascinating details of Hitler's wonder weapons - colossal tanks, suicide bombers, and the first guided missiles.
The “Hell Hawks” fight D-Day in the air, while the Avenger torpedo plane blows Japan's largest battleship out of the water. Nazi super-weapons bring terror from abo
Germany's allies leading into WWII were limited to a few despots and dictators.
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