Shootout! S01E03 · Wild West

Overview

Western shootouts were messy, drunken, and deadly affairs. The vision of two gunslingers meeting in the street at high noon is pure myth. Shootouts were typically up-close and personal. They involved lawmen against outlaws, outlaws against outlaws, and sometimes lawmen against lawmen.

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2. 2 2. Guadalcanal2005-07-26 · 1h 0mThe extra-ordinary stories of several Marines who defended Guadalcanal from seemingly overwhelming Japanese attacks are re-enacted.
3. 3 3. Wild West2005-09-20 · 1h 0mWestern shootouts were messy, drunken, and deadly affairs. The vision of two gunslingers meeting in the street at high noon is pure myth. Shootouts were typically up-close and pers
4. 4 4. Assault on Germany · 1h 0m
5. 5 5. Battle for Baghdad · 1h 0m
6. 6 6. North Hollywood Shootout2005-11-01 · 1h 0mOn February 28, 1997, a high stakes bank robbery devolved into an urban firefight that became one of the most violent shootouts in law enforcement history. With TV cameras capturin
7. 7 7. Pacific War · 1h 0m
8. 8 8. Iraq's Ambush Alley · 1h 0m
9. 9 9. Hunt For Bin Laden · 1h 0mFour years after Bush sent troops to Afghanistan to topple the Taliban, Americans continue to fight and die as they pursue Osama bin Laden, battle with al-Qaeda, and destroy remnan
10. 10 10. Storming France · 1h 0mVeterans of the legendary D-Day battles recount their memories of the fierce fighting. Computer graphics and re-enactments show how they fought and won.
11. 11 11. Battlecry Iraq: Ramadi2005-12-13 · 1h 0mOn April 6, 2004, Iraqi insurgents warned shopkeepers in Ramadi's marketplace that "Today we are going to kill Americans." BATTLECRY IRAQ: RAMADI reveals exactly how they made good
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