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Started by NukeLDO, Aug 12, 2009, 09:55

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NukeLDO

Airing a Navy-authorized lmulti=episode look at the US Naval maritime forces....titled "At Sea."  Navy allowed unprecedented access to MILT channel producers.  2200 tonight is a look at Submarine Warfare.
Once in while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right

SSBN_SeaWolf

I saw all three. Aviation, Surface and Submarine!!! They were all three. I actually watched it everytime it came on LOL I love that channel.

They also have a series about, weapons that changed the world, Great Planes (Including the Ancient ones) and Emerging Technologies. Very informational and amazing to say the least. Those taking the ASTB can get good amount of questions correct just watching these documentaries.

I LOVE MILITARY CHANNEL!!!

Seawolf

Glowing_Since_09

Every time i look, nothing on but future weapon, and a whole bunch of aviation stuff.

Fast Neutron

Yes, however they change the schedule radically for each day.  I.e., for me a day is usually hit or miss.  I like programs about WWII or engineering, and they tend to all be on in the same day.  It also seems to be a very British channel.  They have many British programs like Wings of the Luftwaffe, and 20th Century Battlefields.  Some days there are sniper or special forces shows, and others there are history or engineering shows.  I really like it though.  Even the commercials are different.  The History Channel also has some great programs.  Aside from that Ice trucker and UFO crap that they won't shut up about I saw a great series called Grey Ghost: The story of the U.S.S. Enterprise.  A Brilliant and very navy series.

Samabby

The boat section featured my son's last deployment to the North Pole.


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