R. Lee Ermey, the sergeant in Full Metal Jacket, answers mail about what the armed forces were, and really are, like. He steers a WWII M5A1 tank and explores the Gatling Gun and samurai swords.
What are the different pieces of a Knight's armor? What's in a WWI backpack? What's inside a Landmine?
Can a bullet can penetrate body armor? How accurate was a medieval crossbow? How did WWI pilots shoot through their propellers?
How did Civil War Cannoneers aim their artillery pieces? Exactly how does night vision technology work? How do you clear a minefield?
How do you operate a Landing Craft, Air Cushion (LCAC) hovercraft? What kind of saddles did the Cavalry use in the Old West? How do Gas Masks work?
Maneuverable artillery; musket; Navy airships; precision flying team; pirates; depth charges
How do you re-fuel a fighter jet in mid-air? How do ships send messages using signal flags? What did soldiers eat on the battlefield?
How fast could a Revolutionary War soldier fire a musket? What's the deal with Jousting? How do you dig a foxhole?
What is the secret weapon of the Romans? What kind of radios did they use in WWII? What kind of rockets were first used in combat? Just how did rockets first make their way onto the battlefield?
What are the weapons of the Ninjas? How does a flamethrower work? Two hundred and fifty dogs a year enter active duty as military war dogs. What do they dö
How do grenades work? What is a Low Altitude Parachute Extraction System (LAPES) Drop? What's the purpose of dog tags? Why did the German WWI helmet have a spike? What do American soldiers eat in the field today?
Host R. Lee Ermey learns all about the Jeep, the rocket launcher called HIMARS and how and why the military hunts down hurricanes.
Ermey looks at possible gear for GIs on tomorrow's battlefields; how the Marines designed their new camo pattern; and examines the Army's new armored vehicle, the Stryker.
Learn how grenade launchers work; how a .30 caliber machine gun compares to a .50 cal; watch Ermey behind the wheel of a Flyer 21; and discover the origin of the word shrapnel.
Ermey compares Civil War rifles; learns about the first missile fired from a sub deck; compares Navy deep-sea suits, examines the Bowie knife; and explains the how hedgechoppers were used on D-Day.
Ermey explores the Armored Vehicle Launched Bridge and the Fulton Recovery System, examines the ancient Greek Trireme and learns how to fire battleship guns.
Simulated marksmanship training; fastest front-line combat jet and World War II tank; Greeks of ancient times use the phalanx; Civil War cavalry gear; dazzle paint.
Find out the history of medieval trebuchets and the Browning Automatic Rifle; how many troops are in a platoon, a company, and a division; how smart bombs work; and parachutes used by paratroopers.
Ermey rides a Light Armored Vehicle and finds out why landing craft don't sink, what the WWI term "Doughboy" means, how to make medieval chain mail, and the origins of the military salute.
Vietnam gun truck; World War II household fat; missile silos; C-17 Loadmaster; Scottish kilts.
Why isn't all artillery self-propelled? How do matchlock muskets and depth charges work? How does the Navy select pilots for the Blue Angels and what type of weapons did pirates use?
Ermey demonstrates an AT-4 anti-tank rocket, finds out how commanders stay in touch at a Tactical Operations Center, learns the origin of the 21-gun salute and meets Air Force Pararescuemen.
What were the wickedest medieval weapons? What is a WWI Lewis gun? How were carrier pigeons used, how do ejection seats and TOW anti-aircraft missiles works and did people use gliders in combat?
How does an AAV stay afloat? How did medieval battering rams work? What are urban warfare tactics? And what's the story behind all those pictures of girls and other stuff drawn on WWII airplanes?
Ermey travels to Edwards AFB for a look at the latest in experimental planes, explores the first combat helicopter, and demonstrates the Fairbairn-Sykes commando knife on his favorite target.
Go aboard the Coast Guard's Motor Lifeboat; find out how many ships are in a carrier battle group; why the Sherman tank was a deathtrap and how WWII V-mail kept letters flowing from the front to home.
Ermey meets an Air Force EOD Unit and a Rescue Squadron, finds out why aircraft carrier flight deck crew wear bright jerseys and answers questions about Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Ermey checks out CH-53 Super Stallion and H-21B Workhorse helicopters, gets the scoop on a Navy ritual, finds out how Seebeas built WWII runways, demos an Abrams tank and explains the phrase “G-2.”
Ermey demos a German MP-44 and an M-1 Garand, explains how barrage balloons protected London in WWIIl, explores a freefall parachute team and goes through the alphabet-military style.
What’s a Rocket-Assisted Projectile, how did the "pup" tent get its name, were slings really used as weapons, how did Native Americans use tomahawks and what’s the biggest combat artillery gun?
Why was the M-14 rifle introduced? How did the Viet Cong use booby traps? Who were the Wild Weasels and the secret Ravens, and how did the Green Berets get their name?
Ermey demos an M40A3 rifle and blowgun, examines a WWII Mulberry Harbour, French Resistance weapons, improvements in frontline medical care and explains the military origin of the word "Berserk".
How are Marine snipers trained and what hand signals do soldiers use? How did the Viet Cong move supplies? Can the military air drop tanks, and what was the C-119 Flying Boxcar transport plane?
What are water-cooled guns and fart sacks? How effective were U-boats and armored scout cars in WWII? How do troops sleep on the battlefield and does the Navy really have a ship invisible to radar?
Ermey demos the Claymore anti-personnel mine and a 16th-century sword, and answers questions about nuclear-powered subs, naval resupplies, Patriot missiles, and drill songs
World War II M2A2 half-track; Snow Train; strange weapons used by the Allies in World War II; Navy hydrofoils; Air Force combat controllers; Marine Corps gunnery sergeants.
How are military pilots trained, what was the Doolittle Raid and did the OSS use a WWII sub named Sleeping Beauty? What is flak, and what kind of radios are used by today’s military?
Ermy flies in a F-15 Eagle, explores the Hitler Flying Platform, an Atomic Annie howitzer and Army missile programs and decides which was better-the US Tommy Gun or German Burp Gun.
Ermey examines Sting and Red Eye missiles, learns about the African-American Triple Nickles; explores an Avenger Air Defense System and a Kiowa Scout helicopter and explains “Kilroy was here.”
What makes the AH-1W Cobra super and what are AIM Sidewinders? Why was the C-54 Skymaster a hero of the Berlin Airlift? What gear do military police use, and how accurate were flintlock pistols?
Lee jumps with the Golden Knights; history of the U.S. Air Force; Flying Tigers; blood chit; AC-130U Spooky gunship; P-61 Black Widow.
Blimp; aerial reconnaissance during the U.S. Civil War; military shot guns; grapeshot revolver; Navy Graveyard; G.I. jargon: "poop."
Ermey explains the Aegis Fire Control system and the Navy’s Loon missile, explores WWI aircraft and pilots, checks out a WWII transmitter and meets the Marine’s Fleet Anti-Terrorism Team.
Ermey demos M3 and British Sten guns, tours the E-3 Sentry system and the Army J-Stars, finds out how US fire support bases were built in Vietnam and the origins of the slang term “Charlie.”
Ermey demos medieval archer protection and the English longbow, then heads to Arkansas to test a WWI Chauchat, a P-51 Mustang and a WWII A-2 flight jacket.
Ermey talks Army Heavy Support Vehicles, the WWII Dragon Wagon, Army Ranger training and equipment, WWII Liberty and Victory ships and he origin of the term “Deep Six.”
Ermey checks out a P-59; the Army Blackhawk ambulance helicopter used by Korean War MASH units; WWII’s Devil’s Brigade and compares the Mig-15 and F-86 superjets.
Ermey explores the history of Uncle Sam, Tank Destroyers and the failed Sea Dart, demos an anti-tank elephant gun and an Army Sarge dragster and finds out why dive bombers scream during attacks.
Ermey demos Navy SEAL weapons, views the Kettering Bug cruise missile and an A-10 Thunderbolt and learns about Rommel’s WWII Afrika Corps and why gas storage containers are called Jerry Cans.
The gear and guys of "Easy Company"-the men depicted in Band of Brothers. Ermey demos the real weapons and medical evac used during the Invasion of Normandy and through to the end of WWII.
Onboard the USS Salt Lake City nuclear sub, Ermey demos diving, steering and sonar, examines Tomahawk missiles, and gets up close to the sub’s reactor, before chowing down with the ship’s crew.
Ermey explores the Mark V Special Ops craft; a Revolutionary War gunboat; WWII German paratrooper gear, the Vietnam-era M113 APC Battle Taxi and finds out why ration boxes are stamped with crescents.
Ermey demos a WWII Bren Gun and rides a Tankette; checks out Operation Robin Sage; learns about Green Beret training and looks at the Predator and WWII’s Weary Willy.
Ermey demos a Spanish-American War rifle, catches up with the Sr-71 Blackbird, history’s fastest plane and the U-2 spy plane and finds out how weather helped the Allies in the Battle of Stalingrad.
Ermey explores the Navy Marine Mammals program; takes a ride in a WC54 ambulance and finds out how injured WWII solders were evacuated and profiles the Navy’s Desert Ducks mail delivery unit.
Ermey tests French Musketeers gear; sizes up the US F6f Hellcat and Japanese A6M Zero fighter planes; joins the Army High Altitude Rescue Team and spotlights the failed XR-8 Syncopter.
Ermey explains the difference between a marksman, sharpshooter and expert; reviews WWI artillery and the BAT missile; checks out the an anti-terrorism team and examines the NC-4 flying boat.
Ermey demos silencers; checks out Japanese WWII weapons and gear; catches up with the Coast Guard HITRON teams and profile the Ch-54 Skycrane helicopter.
Ermey examines the Javelin anti-tank missile and the bolt-action Tankgewehr; goes sub hunting with the Navy’s P-3 Onion aircraft; and explores the weapons gears and tactics of the Vietnam War SOG.
Ermey tours a period camp from the War of 1812, demos a 7-barreled gun, visits Fort Miegs and the USS Constitution and explores the battle that inspired the Star-Spangled Banner.
Ermey gets some trigger time with a Glock and a German MG42; examines WWII British Commando weapons; and explores troop convoy protection training on Gun Truck Alley.
Ermey gets trigger time with an XM8 and Civil War-era Spencer repeating rifle; examines the Vietnam-era AC-47 Spooky gunship and Manpack “people sniffer”; and checks out the German Gother Bomber.
Ermey checks out the Rapid Fielding Initiative, WWII German anti-tank crews and US Navy blimb sub-hunters, and explores the WWI German cloud car spy basket.
Ermey discovers the history of Civil War-era Zouaves and WWII’s greatest bayonet charge, and gets flight time with the Northrop YB-35 Flying Wing, the model for aircraft like the Stealth Bomber.
Ermey explores the history of the USO, athletes who served on the playing field and battlefield and visits the private beaches and ski resorts where soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen go on leave.
Ermey demos a 2,000-year-old Ballista spear-thrower and a WWI Pedersen Device; examines Humvee armor protection; checks out the Rhino PAK; rides a monoplane and shares memories of his beloved Jeep.
The history of NORAD includes a tour of the Cheyenne Mountain Operations Center in Colorado.
Ermey returns to Afghanistan; goes on foot patrol around Kabul; tests a CH-53 Super Stallion and an MTVR; gets trigger time with a Cobra attack helicopter and spends time with Medical Corpsmen.
Ermey boards the SS Lane Victory; explores the role of Merchant Marines, Navy Armed Guard and the Navajo Code Talkers in WWII and examines armed-robot SWORDS being deployed on the battlefield.
Ermey tours the Pentagon; gets trigger time with the Pentagon Force Protection Agency’s UMP40 submachine gun; infiltrates Army Operating Center; and looks back on how 9/11 changed the Pentagon.
Ermey tours a Marine Corps Training Center and joins a training exercise; mounts an Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle; and compares the US Marine and German firepower at the Battle of Belleau Wood.
Ermey demos Civil War weapons; examines cavalry gear; looks at the Le Mat 9-shot pistol; cooks up salt pork and hard tack; trains like a Zouave and explores the guns and gear of the Civil War.
Ermey travels to the Pacific Island of Iwo Jima with 86 veterans of the WWII invasion to relive the US Marine Corps' most heroic battle.
Ermey ships out with the Gator Navy and joins in drills; gets an A-Z rundown on ship repair; and looks back on Rosie the Riveter and the Battle of the Coral Sea.
Ermey rides a B-2 Stealth Bomber with the 509th Bomber Group at Whiteman AFB, Missouri. The Gunny pays tribute to the 509th’s Enola Gay and other World War II bombers.
Ermey trains with an Abrams M1-A1 tank; explores the Battle of Kasserine Pass and WWII reporter Ernie Pyle; and tests a new kind of full body armor.
Ermey tests a Benelli M4 shotgun; profiles a Medal of Honor winner; explores the Battle of Ia Drang; gets behind the wheel of a Kubelwagen; and examines the ME-163 Komet fighter plane.
Ermey visits Camp Pendleton; gets trigger time with the MK-19 grenade launcher; explores Russian tactics and weapons of WWII; test drives a WWII Weasel; and profiles the failed Vertijet.
Ermey explains the origins of “hooch”; explores a Eureka MPTGS Type 3 tent; demos an Arisaka rifle; and examines the WWII raid at Cabantuan by Army Rangers, Alamo Scouts and Filipino guerrillas.
Ermey explores the weapons of the German Renaissance; demos the 9mm Luger P-08; explores the Battle of Britain and the history of American Forces Network; and salutes WWII journalist Bill Mauldin.
Ermey hits the skies with Air Force Pararescue Teams; goes on patrol with the Marines and explores clean-up efforts; and visits the French Quarter with the 82nd Airborne and the Army National Guard.
Ermey trains as a DoD firefighter; explores the history of napalm; gets trigger time with the Japanese Nambu pistol; and examines a secret remote-controlled weapons project called Little David.
Ermey meets with USMC Explosive Ordnance Disposal Units; explore the history of the first Marine Raiders; observes a moment of silence for the Sullivan Brothers; and takes a look at the Rough Riders.
Ermey gives the 411 on the M243 Bradley Fighting Vehicle; gets the dirt on the M9 combat Earthmover; and explores a role-playing exercise to train US soldiers in counter-insurgency tactics in Iraq.
Ermey trains with an Amphibious Assault Vehicle; shoots some guns of the Old West; salutes WWII’s Merrill’s Marauders and explores the German secret weapon called the Screaming Mimi.
Host R. Lee Ermey travels to Vietnam for the first time since he left in 1969, when he served in Marine Wing Support Group 17. "The Gunny" recalls memories and visits famous sites such as Khe San, Hanoi and the U.S. Embassy in Saigon.
Ermey visits Minot Air Force Base; explores the history of the B-52 bomber; looks at air launch cruise missiles and Joint Direst Attack Munitions; and roars off in a B-52 on a training run.
Ermey visits the Knob Creek Gun Range and fires off a few rounds; take a turn on a machine-gun shooting course; gets a lift on a Cayuse OH-6A helicopter, then goes on a night shoot.
Ermey annihilates some spuds with a Colt Model 1895; tells the tale of Maynard Snuffy Smith; investigates the P-38 and its connection to John Wayne, and explores the history of the Wire Dawgs.
Ermey goes aboard the USS Missouri, site of Japan’s formal surrender in WWII; explores the island-hopping campaign; and celebrates the ingenuity and fighting spirit that finally ended the war.
New intro/Best of: M203 Grenade Launcher, Trebuchet, 1895 Colt Machine Gun, MP5 9mm Submachine Gun, M1 Garand Rifle, A4 .30 Cal Machine Gun, Claymore Mines, Knob Creek Gun Range
New intro/Best of: Mid Air Refueling, Cobra Helicopter, Halftrack, The Jeep, Landing Craft Air Cushion Hovercraft (LCAC), Light Armored Vehicle, M5A1 Stuart Tank, 47ft motor life boat, promo - watermelon salesman
Ermey gets the skinny on Pinnacle Armor; explores the mission pitting Pershuing against Pancho Villa; rides an M274 mechanical mule; honors combat cameraman Norm Hatch; and demos a German MG-42 gun.
R. Lee gets in a little trigger time training with a group of insurgents in an Iraqi Village at the most realistic training facility used by the U.S. Marine Corps w/Roger Cannon, Brian Plescia Capt Steve Coast. An in-depth tour of the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, dedicated to finding and the remains of all missing and unidentified service men and women w/Lt. Lentfort Mitchell, Dennis Danielson Col Claude Davis. Witness the guns and gear used by the British Red Coats against the American rebels during our War of independence w/George Mack. The story of US troops on Panama w/Rob Lihani Sgt. Patrick Nugent Finally, take a trip to Fort MacArthur in Long Beach, California to re-enact the great L.A. Air Raid of 1942 w/Stephen Nelson
R. Lee Ermey answers viewer questions on location at with a focus on Air Force Special Operations and hardware. Lee tours the Air Force Base and gets a taste of what the officer candidates call "Hell Week"; then, Gunny goes to school and trains in car bomb and explosives detection and fires assault rifles used by terrorists. Finally, Lee takes off in the meanest gunship in the Air Force, the AC-130 and squeezes off a few rounds with its 105 mm cannon
a WWII scout car nicknamed the greyhound. He takes it for a test drive and fires off the M8's 37mm cannon with Bill Kirhkidis; then, Gunny features the Mauser C96 pistol (the pistol of choice for everyone from Winston Churchill to Star Wars' Han Solo) in a live fire demonstration. Gunny gives the gear geeks in the audience a field day with an overview of all the weapons, gear and gadgets used by the average German soldier during World War II with Anders Hudson. K98 Bolt action rifle, MP40, MG34, MG42, Stick Grenade, uniforms, boots, ammo pouch, bread bag, M3, 40, 42 helmet, camo, foodwagon. Gunny's Golf Tournament & Charities in Marriott DC - Young Marines with Shotgun Scramble won by Richard Grieco, Gunny's Ball with Bob Dole, ROTC - Maj Matt Donald, Ross Daly, Lt Col Todd Miller, Ohio State MSgt Dan Whitney, Terrorist Training - Robin Tullercash, War Dogs K( Corp - Sgt. Stubby of D-Dogs for Defense, War Dog Cemetery in Guan, Fort Benning training.
historic Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. First, Lee tours the museum and he reveals the fascinating story (and rare footage) of the highest bailout in history from an American aircraft. Then he tells the history of the Lockheed Starlifter, the Vietnam-era cargo plane made famous when one was designated The Hanoi. Lee also attends a reunion of the surviving POWs who flew on the Hanoi Taxi; then, he reveals the truth about UFOs and the Air Force's top secret Project Bluebook. Finally, Lee gets to take the controls for some real stick time in a vintage B-25 Mitchell Bomber.
visit the United States Armor Center and check out our armored arsenal. We go along on a Recon Officer training course with Special Ops Army scouts; and then, Gunny goes for a flight on an Apache Attack Helicopter. View a profile of George S. Patton, hear the story of George S. Patton's ivory-handled revolver and see other historic relics from the Patton museum. Gunny gets to drive and fire the cannon of the only working vintage Vietnam-era M40 Ontos Tank shredder known as the Road Runner. A trip to the assembly plant to see the M1 Abrams tank built from the ground up.
Tennessee Warbirds Museum of Aviation to see the P-51 Mustangs and P-47 Thunderbirds with R. Neal Melton, Franklin Luckman Jr, R. Nathan Davis.M6 double barrel survival rifle AR7, Scuttlebutt, A trip back in time to see just what kind of gear the WW2 Marines carried into battle - M1941 uniform, pack, boondockers, frog herringbone, 1903A1 rifle. Back to the skies for a one-of-a-kind ride in the Marine Corps' V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor with Maj David Lane, XB70 Valkyrie. Even the Gunny makes mistakes, so R. Lee shows off a few of his most famous SNAFUs. Finally the Gunny gives a fond farewell to the venerable Navy F-14 Tomcat with Capt Bill Seizmore, Cdr Jim Howe, Cdr Curt Seth.
vehicles are test driven. Trigger time with an M4 Carbine and a Beretta M9. Camillus Knives - Woodsman's Pal, Tac Tool and Ermey updates to the latest gear: Spec Ops, Blackhawk, Oakley, CamelBak. Then he torture tests the rugged laptop from VT Miltope by running it over with his jeep and throwing water on it. Plus flashlights from Surefire - M6 combat, Aviator Hellfire.
the Gunny talks via satellite one-on-one with troops in Iraq. At the Atlanta, Georgia headquarters of the Digital Video and Imagery Distribution System and gets the scoop on the fight against the insurgency. Run by the US Army, DVIDS receives via satellite the combat camera and public affairs videotape of all operations involving the US armed forces with Ltc William Beckman, Ssgt Amy Forsythe. Iraq - Lt Michael Schulz, Cwl Ty Powell, Sgt. Kurt Edusada, Sgt. Louis Sanchez, Col Joie Stovie, Ssgt Ajeem Pandey, Col Paul Sutherland, Cpl Andrew Ringbloom, 1Lt Douglas Connor, Col James Polo. He also meets civil affairs specialists and engineers installing a water purification system for a remote village. Cpt Steven Hayden, Spc James Anderson, Robert Anderson, Lt. Dana Melvin. Police - Ssg Michael Barnette, 1Lt Matthew Upperman, Cpl Thomas Swint, 2Lt Jarrod Bailey, GySgt Herbert J. Kennedy, Bradley Sgt Gordon Misner, Kristian Leibfarth, Pvt Carlos Cardona, Pfc Donald Williams, Sgt. Kendrick Shunte, Cpt David Sandoval, Spc Alexandre steban, Sgt. Ted Walters Finally, the Gunny pays tribute to Army Corporal Ozwarthy who was recently killed while serving in Iraq.
Mail Call The Best of Season 2 Xtra Gunny's Deal of the Day
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In commemoration of the anniversary of the Allied landing on D-Day in 1944, host R. Lee Ermey takes an in-depth look at the technology used throughout the "longest day"--and travels to Dover, England and Normandy, France for a view from both sides of the operation in a special hour-long program
Includes: 2: Knight's Armor to Land Mines, 3: Body Armor to WWI Pilots, 4: Cannoneers to Clearing Minefields, 11: Grenades to Tunnel Rats, 14: Grenade Launchers to Jet Packs, 23: Bazookas to the 21 Gun Salute, 25: Coast Guard Ships to WWII V-Mail, Gunny's Deal of the Day, Launch Promos from the "Larger Than Life" Campaign for Mail Call's Debut Season plus R. Lee Ermey's Biography and Filmography
Includes: 15: Civil War Rifles to Hedgecroppers, 17: US Marine Training Tools to Dazzle Paint, 18: Trebuchets to Boomerangs, 19: LAVs to the Military Salute, 20: The Deuce-and-a-Half to Scottish Kilts, 21: Medieval Weapons to Ejection Seats, 26: Unmanned Aircraft to the Fairbairn-Sykes Commando Knife
Includes: 28: M-1 Garand Rifle to Barrage Balloons, 30: Viet Cong Booby Traps to the Green Berets, 32: Ghillie Suits to the C-119 Flying Boxcar, 33: WWII Scout Cars to U-Boats, 34: Claymore Mines to Jody Songs, 37: Hiller Flying Platforms to the German Burp Gun, 38: Red-Eye Missiles to Kilroy
Includes: 40: Golden Knights to P-61 Black Widow, 41: Blimps to the Navy Graveyard, 43: Grease Guns to Charlie, 47: The Real Uncle Sam to Dive Bombers, 48: Kettering Bug to the A-10 Thunderbolt, 50: The U.S.S. Salt Lake City, 52: The Bren Gun to WWII's Weary Willy
Includes: 53: Krag-Jorgenson Rifle to the U-2 Spy Plane, 55: WC54 Ambulance to Desert Ducks, 58: Flashbang Grenades to CH-54 Skycrane, 60: The War of 1812 episode, 61: Glock Handguns to Troop Convoy Protection, 62: XMB Rifle to the Small Diameter Bomb, 65: USO to Secret Military Resorts
Includes: 67: Cheyenne Mountain Operations to NORAD, 69: Inside the Pentagon, 70: WWII Merchant Marines to Navajo Code Talkers, 73: Iwo Jima Special (Part 1), 74: Iwo Jima Special (Part 2), 76: B-2 Stealth Bomber to the 509th Bomber Group, 77: Abrams M1-A1 to Body Armor
Includes: 80: Beach Masters to the Arisaka Rifle, German Renaissance to the Battle of Britain, DOD Firefighter to Little David, Improvised Explosive Devices to Rough Riders, Army's National Training Center, The AAV to Merrill's Marauders, Knob Creek Gun Range
