TV Schedule for American Heroes Channel

America: Facts vs. Fiction The Rock and the Bridge

Exploring myths and facts about San Francisco landmarks Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary and the Golden Gate Bridge.

America: Facts vs. Fiction Ike and MacArthur

Dwight Eisenhower uses an alias to hide a secret; Gen. Douglas MacArthur's actions in the Philippines during World War II remain a subject of controversy.

Air Aces Douglas Bader

Royal Air Force fighter pilot Douglas Bader leads a ragtag squadron of Canadian counterparts against Hitler's Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain.

Air Aces Wing Walker

The crew of the Allied Lancaster ME669 bomber had one of the most dangerous jobs of World War II, but the controversial tactic known as "total war" overshadowed its legacy.

Air Aces Red Tails

An experimental program to train black fighter pilots during World War II helps change the course of American history.

Air Aces Robin Olds

U.S. Air Force Col. Robin Olds masterminds Operation Bolo, a combat ruse designed to lure MiG-21 enemy aircraft to their destruction during the Vietnam War.

World War II in Color Lightning War

Facing a new type of warfare, Poland was conquered in just four weeks by Hitler's army.

World War II in Color Britain at Bay

Being victorious in Western Europe, Nazi Germany controlled Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium and France, but Britain remained defiant.

World War II in Color Hitler Strikes East

No longer considering Britain a threat, Hitler focuses on Operation Barbarossa.

World War II in Color Red Sun Rampant

On December 7, 1941, Japanese planes bomb the U.S. Pacific Fleet in Pearl Harbor.

World War II in Color Mediterranean and North Africa

Benito Mussolini dreams of recreating the Roman Empire.

World War II in Color Turning the Tide

The race begins to develop new weapons and ways to wage war.

World War II in Color The Soviet Steamroller

War on the two fronts catches up with Hitler, leaving him on the run in mid-1943.

World War II in Color Overlord

Hitler faced a new threat, Allied preparations to invade north-west France were coming to a climax.

World War II in Color Closing the Ring

By late summer 1944, the Allied forces in North-West Europe were thrusting towards the German border.

World War II in Color The Island War

By the spring of 1943, the Pacific war had reached a turning point.

World War II in Color The Soviet Steamroller

War on the two fronts catches up with Hitler, leaving him on the run in mid-1943.

World War II in Color Overlord

Hitler faced a new threat, Allied preparations to invade north-west France were coming to a climax.

World War II in Color Closing the Ring

By late summer 1944, the Allied forces in North-West Europe were thrusting towards the German border.

World War II in Color The Island War

By the spring of 1943, the Pacific war had reached a turning point.

World War II in Color Mediterranean and North Africa

Benito Mussolini dreams of recreating the Roman Empire.

World War II in Color Turning the Tide

The race begins to develop new weapons and ways to wage war.

America's Most Badass Players and Playboys

Iconic tough guys include singer Elvis Presley, Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, baseball slugger Ted Williams and President John F. Kennedy.

America's Most Badass Fight or Flight

Astronaut John Glenn, martial artist Bruce Lee, President Harry S. Truman and journalist Hunter S. Thompson each lived life without boundaries.

America's Most Badass Rebels With a Cause

President George Washington takes on Gen. Douglas MacArthur; aviator Amelia Earhart is matched against boxer Jack Johnson.