Modern day warrior, Green Beret Terry Schappert, travels to South Africa to fight alongside legendary Zulu warriors. He reveals how these tribesmen grew from 400 to 40,000, mastered the most primitive of weapons, and devastated the British in a pivotal battle.

Modern day warrior, Green Beret Terry Schappert reveals the secrets of the Maya warrior--a force that relied on human sacrifice, bizarre rituals, and deadly weapons. New clues reveal what may have lead to their disappearance.

Modern day warrior, Green Beret Terry Schappert goes beyond the myth of the legendary Spartans, perhaps the most single-minded fighting society in history. He tests the weapons and reveals the tactics that led to the battle that finally avenged the devastating defeat of The 300 at Thermopylae.

A modern-day Special Forces Soldier (Green Beret Terry Schappert) reveals the weapons and tactics that led to a shocking Barbarian victory against the Roman army. The Romans, with the greatest army in the world, are annihilated by Germanic tribes at Battle of Teutoburg Forest.

A modern day warrior, Green Beret Terry Schappert tests the deadly weapons and psychological tactics of legendary Samurai. Legendary samurai Musashi meets archrival Kojiro in climactic duel.

Green Beret Terry Schappert reveals the origin of his own American warrior culture, the U.S. Special Forces: The Alamo Scouts, an elite reconnaissance unit that operated behind enemy lines during World War II. Terry not only tests weapons like the Thompson submachine gun and M1 Garand, he demonstrates their guerilla tactics. These unconventional fighting skills led to a daring POW rescue that made the Alamo Scouts legendary.

An examination of the military's ultra select units.                                                                                                   

Host Richard Karn looks at the U.S. Army's plans for the soldier of the future--a 21st-century land warrior who is equipped with computer, infrared, and video technology, and who is ready to fight "non-lethal" wars.