Suggs and WWII military expert Stephen Taylor unearth artefacts from former military sites, starting with a German bomber found in Liverpool.

Suggs and WWII expert Stephen hunt for souvenirs left by flying ace Douglas Bader and the legendary Duxford Fliers.

With a lead on a tank in a vineyard, Suggs and Stephen continue their hunt for buried WWII treasure.

Suggs and Stephen go in search of relics from the United States' elite 82nd airborne infantry division.

In WW2, Suffolk was home to 32 airfields that served as stations for US bombers. Suggs and Stephen hunt for relics of the visiting aircraft.

Suggs and WW2 expert Stephen are looking for relics of the 1944 D-Day operation.

Suggs and Stephen are back on the hunt for more relics from World War II, and hope searching the site of a bomb factory won't yield anything too explosive.

Stephen and his trusted team of experts search for evidence relating to iconic American fighters, the P-38 Lockheed Lightning and the P-51 Mustang.

To mark 100 years since the end of the Great War, Suggs and Stephen excavate the site of a huge World War One transit camp at Morn Hill, outside Winchester.

Stephen Taylor and Suggs head to Lincolnshire to dig up the remains of a Boulton Paul Defiant plane, one of the best British interceptor night-time fighter planes, shot down by the Luftwaffe during the Hull Blitz of March 1941.

In Weedon Bec Suggs and Stephen unearth a wealth of WWII relics as they uncover the very secret past of a top secret arms supply depot.

Madness frontman Suggs and militaria expert Stephen Taylor head on the trail of an iconic Mark IX Spitfire in Belgium. Joining Belgium's top plane hunters, Stephen sets about uncovering the remains of the Spitfire that was shot down while accompanying RAF bombers attack

Suggs and Stephen Taylor investigate the remains of an RAF Fairey Battle bomber plane shot down during the forgotten days after Dunkirk as the remaining British and French forces fought to prevent the Nazis sweeping through France.

Madness frontman Suggs and militaria expert Stephen Taylor visit Little Staughton in Cambridgeshire, the location of a former Pathfinders Force airbase.

In 1944 the south-west of England was packed with American troops training for D Day and Suggs and militaria expert Stephen Taylor set out to discover more about this friendly `invasion'.