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Geoff takes a visit to the NSA National Cryptologic Museum to study a revolutionary new idea from the Civil War that changed battlefield tactics forever.

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Geoff takes a visit to the NSA National Cryptologic Museum to study a revolutionary new idea from the Civil War that changed battlefield tactics forever.WWW

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Host Geoff Edgers meets a private collector who shows him some amazing artifacts that came off the German submarine U-505, which was captured by the Americans at the end of WWII, including a trophy pistol that has been missing for 75 years.WWW

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Seizing and Stashing a Sinking U-Boat Captain's Pistol

Geoff meets with former helicopter pilot Lt. Col. Hugh Mills (Ret.), who was shot down 16 times over Vietnam during the course of his three tours of flying as a low level scout during the Vietnam War.WWW

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Vietnam Helo Pilot and His Lucky Charm

The West Point Museum stores a dangerous weapon sent to Europe during the Cold War meant to stop an invasion from the Soviets with an extremely powerful punch - the Davy Crockett recoilless rifle-delivered nuclear bomb.WWW

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The World's Smallest Nuke

At the National Museum of the Marine Corps Geoff discovers an award given to a small group of heroes who filmed a crack Marine fighting crew amidst a bloody Pacific battle. The award was an Oscar for footage shot at Tarawa.WWW

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The Oscar Won By the Marine Corps

Geoff visits the National Museum of the United States Air Force and is presented with mission-specific goggles that were issued to the airmen aboard the Bockscar for the atomic bombing of Japan.WWW

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Goggles Used While Dropping the Bomb Over Nagasaki

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The Oscar Won By the Marine Corps

The West Point Museum stores a dangerous weapon sent to Europe during the Cold War meant to stop an invasion from the Soviets with an extremely powerful punch - the Davy Crockett recoilless rifle-delivered nuclear bomb.WWW

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Geoff visits the National Museum of the United States Air Force and is presented with mission-specific goggles that were issued to the airmen aboard the Bockscar for the atomic bombing of Japan.WWW

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Goggles Used While Dropping the Bomb Over Nagasaki

Geoff meets with former helicopter pilot Lt. Col. Hugh Mills (Ret.), who was shot down 16 times over Vietnam during the course of his three tours of flying as a low level scout during the Vietnam War.WWW

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Vietnam Helo Pilot and His Lucky Charm

Based on ancient descriptions, the Ark of the Covenant possessed magical powers, which possible could be explained by science.WWW

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The Real Power of The Ark of the Covenant

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Exploring a Nazi Bunker on the Outskirts of Berlin

The Vatican Library contains a vast wealth of documents and relics that have not been fully explored, and which are hard to get access to from the outside.WWW

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Relics and Documents in the Vatican Library That Could Change History

Did Adolf Hitler die in a bunker under Berlin at the end of the Second World War? Or did he escape to Argentina with his wife, Eva Braun, where they lived out the rest of their lives in the foothills of Patagonia?WWW

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Did Hitler Escape the Bunker?

For their spies weapon makers of the Eastern Bloc came up with some novel and ingenious arms with which to eliminate their enemies, like the Spetsnaz gun/dagger.WWW

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Some Sneaky Spy Weapons

Insights into who was the man in the iron mask, and how could this person's identity be a threat to the most powerful person in France, King Louis XVIWWW

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Unmasking the Truth Behind the Man in the Iron Mask

While there is much evidence to dispel the classic tale of King Arthur and his court there is plausible evidence about someone like him and the existence of a place like Camelot.WWW

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Much research has been done around the treasures the Templars discovered in the Holy Land, but they are not limited to material possessions. WWW

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The Templars Go Native

While in Colorado Nikola Tesla conducted high-voltage, high-frequency experiments, with the aim of being able to transmit electricity wirelessly. His experiments literally electrified parts of Colorado Springs.WWW

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Tesla Makes Thunder and Lightning in Colorado

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Based on declassified materials and documentation it appears that Nazi scientists were using radioactive materials in order to enable their flying discs to achieve vertical lift-off.WWW

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Did The Nazis Use Radioactive Material for Their Flying Discs?

In southwestern Poland the Nazis built a series of underground production and testing facilities that allowed them to experiment with and develop highly secretive and advanced flying machines.WWW

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The Nazi Area 51