An examination of the mighty bombers of World War II, from the Lancaster to the Dakota, featuring the story of the bouncing bomb and how the Dam Busters used a weapon designed by Barnes Wallis to destroy a dam.

An examination of aircraft in the surveillance side of warfare, from the Voisin in WWI, to the Lysander in WWII and their uses in reconnaissance and pick-up missions.

Examines Britain's first military plane, the BE2c, which was produced in the early 20th century during the technological race to produce a capable airplane to assist in winning wars.

An exploration of the Battle of Britain during World War II in which the Royal Air Force defended the UK against German attack in their first major campaign entirely by air.

Explores the birth of the jet engine in 1939, as well as the story of the Heinkel, the world's first aircraft capable of flying under turbojet power.

Shows the crucial role planes and their dedicated pilots have played throughout military history, from feats of engineering to the strategy of military context.