National Geographic Channel +1 Tuesday

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Exploring the site of the John Deere factory, which covers 300,000 square metres and houses 2,000 workers involved in the manufacture of combine harvesters

With zero margin for error, three catastrophes are narrowly averted by pilots who manage to land their damaged planes against all odds

The ongoing excavations in Pompeii, where experts are working tirelessly to uncover the dark secrets that have long been buried under volcanic ash

The case of a vengeful American submarine captain who sank 17 ships before falling prey to his own torpedoes, leaving is crew faced with a battle to survive

The truth behind the defeat of France, featuring footage of German soldiers celebrating on the beaches of Dunkirk, and French civilians fleeing the Nazi advance

When a two-billion-dollar Stealth Bomber crashes in Guam, it is up to the US Air Force to investigate the most expensive aviation accident of all time

Rocked by an explosion that rips both right wing engines off the wing, the pilots of Transair 671 manage a miraculous landing at a French military airfield

An amphibious assault on the last Nazi stronghold guarding the port at Antwerp, while Canadian troops launched a diversionary attack against a heavily defended causeway

How the Japanese Empire became the dominant Naval power in the Pacific, examining an attack on Australia and their role in the downfall of the British Empire

When a truck smashes into a barrier, Thord and Bjoern work into the small hours to save its cargo. Jo is called out of his bed to rescue a truck buried in snow

Investigating how Nazi scientist Wernher von Braun secretly developed the world's first long-range rockets, laying the technological foundations for the space race

The case of a commuter plane that crashed mere seconds after take-off in 1985 - a year infamous for having the highest ever numbers of deaths in civilian aviation

Part one of two. The story of the Nazi youth organisation, which was used to indoctrinate German boys in the 1930s and prepare them for the war Hitler was planning

Part two of two. A look at the expansion of the organisation in the build-up to war, and the efforts of the Allies to counter the indoctrination of captured Nazi soldiers

An expose of the medications Adolf Hitler was taking, how much he took and how often, and whether drugs played a role in the Fuhrer's behaviour and actions

The crash of British European Airways 548, which saw 118 people killed after the plane plummeted into a field shortly after taking off from Heathrow in 1972

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a Fiat X1/9 for 53-year-old owner Steve, who has terminal cancer and is desperate to see his son drive the car

CBP agents in Newark stops a passenger with suitcases of marijuana. In El Paso, sisters are caught with undeclared cash and tied to recruiting human smugglers

HSI San Diego catches a truckload of meth. CBP's Beagle Brigade sniffs out bioterrorism, and wrong turns at the northern border lead to drug arrests

Sean Rich estimates the value of a derringer pistol, while the team examines a Captain America comic book that a fan went to great lengths to get hold of

The team search for military pieces in Pasadena, and test an Italian take on the M-14 before unearthing a falchion sword

A look at the production of sugar-free mints, raspberry jellies and cranberry pecan clusters

A look at the production of curly fries, red velvet cake and caramel marshmallow squares

A python is attacked by its own prey, and an old skunk refuses to eat

Dr Kelleher returns to treat an array of patients in the hopes of reuniting them with their loving owners