The STG 44, AK-47, and M16 reveal how engineering and politics shaped modern combat. Jason and Bruce explore rifles that became global icons of war and revolution.

Blades that once decided the fate of nations take centre stage. Jason and Bruce handle a Viking sword, an artefact forged for raiders who terrorised the coasts of Europe. They then reveal Tantia Tophee's sword, wielded by an Indian legend.

A battlefield cornet, medieval dagger, and WWII medic tins reveal how ordinary items became extraordinary relics of survival, sacrifice, and human experience in war.

Hidden compasses, the SAS silk map from the Bravo Two Zero mission, and resistance radios reveal the ingenious tools of wartime escape. Jason and Bruce uncover stories of survival.

From Martin-Baker Vermont watches to bomber jackets, Jason and Bruce explore artefacts of courage and survival that defined the culture of air combat.

The SAS respirator, KGB umbrella, and Saddam's gold pistol reveal the daring, secrecy, and ruthlessness of special operations from London to Baghdad.