Buried Secrets Of Wwii: Season 1

Pete and Marty visit Oahu and use their 21st century technology to reveal unknown elements of the Japanese attack in December of 1941.

Scientists study the German V-2 rocket program, including visiting test and production sites in Germany and an excavation of a target site in rural England.

1942: the Japanese have swept through the Pacific. The rays of the rising sun creep towards Australia. The Allies' last hope is to stand and fight in some of the most inhospitable terrain in the world. Marty and Pete investigate submerged fighter planes, discover networks of tunnels, and travel to a lost battlefield that has remained hidden for 80 years.

In 1944-1945, the advancing United States army enters the Hurtgen Forest on the border of Germany. The program examines the defenses the Germans used to attack the invading army.

Marty and Pete visit the island of Malta to see how the people there survived during World War II.

In Italy, the Allies' attempt to quickly injure the 'soft underbelly' of Axis Europe became a bruising and exhausting encounter. Marty and Pete use scanning technology to locate the remains of a formidable German defensive line, investigate the site of one of America's worst military disasters, and question why an ancient monastery was destroyed.