
Heavy Haul
From Cold War patrols to a museum piece: the last voyage of Germany's U17 submarine.

From Cold War patrols to a museum piece: the last voyage of Germany's U17 submarine.

Titan of the skies: the Antonov An-225 Mriya hauls massive cargo like no plane on Earth.

Old ships are cut and stretched in Jumboisation, letting cruise lines build ever-larger vessels.

German tanks – a century of steel, power and mobility, from the A7V to the Leopard 2.

Eurofighter: cutting-edge supersonic jet built to dominate the skies with unmatched speed and precision.

A legendary Arctic ship rises from the ice after 80 years, on a journey back to its Norwegian roots.

Lost in a hurricane, El Faro's black box holds the key to a tragedy 4,500 meters below the sea.

Over 700 die in a migrant tragedy. Salvors face the deep sea to raise the wreck and recover the truth.

These military helicopters combine flight, firepower and futuristic engineering in one machine.

Warships and subs become silent giants with high-tech stealth and strike capabilities.

A documentary on the F60, the world's largest mobile machine, moving mountains in open-pit mining.

A storm slams an oil rig into the UK coast. A daring salvage follows in harsh Atlantic conditions.

A 17th century shipwreck is raised from a Texas bay, rewriting French colonial history.

A spaceplane plunges into the Pacific. Salvors race to recover it before fuel or waves destroy it.

A tsunami hurls a new research vessel onto land. Now, engineers must lift and relaunch it.

A cargo ship ran aground on a reef off Mauritius and remained there for a month before help was called.

MT Haven sank off the coast of Italy in 1991 - considered one of the worst oil spills in history.

A massive explosion in Beirut 's port resulted in countless people injured and 16 ships in the port sank.

Leipzig Airport, Germany's 4th-largest cargo hub, moves 500,000 parcels nightly with clockwork precision.

The Kiel Canal, one of the busiest waterways, is being modernized for the future of global shipping.