TV Guide Sky History 2 Thursday

A remotely operated vehicle (ROV) finds the remains of a massive skeleton 825 metres below the surface of the Mediterranean. Plus, a building that appears to shrink as a family gets closer to it and a strange worm-shaped object spotted in the sky

How the Messerschmitt Me 109 aircraft and M4 Sherman tank - two of the most produced combat machines in the Second World War - managed to stay relevant until the end of the conflict through constant modernisation and new variants

The B-25, which was often called 'the forgotten bomber'. This mighty North American twin delivered the first blow in the fight back against Japan, in one of the most daring and audacious raids of all time over Tokyo in 1942

The story of Adolf Hitler's so-called 'miracle' weapons - the V1 cruise missile and the V2 ballistic missile. These long-range artillery weapons posed a significant threat to the Allies

A modern examination of the Third Reich reflects a genocidal party that could not have achieved power without the support of wealthy and influential women, and one that could not have carried out its atrocities without such willing accomplices. This programme looks at the women who surrounded Hitler after he came to power and how they were held up as an Aryan ideal for German society to strive for once the Nazi dictator approved of their positions