Tonight | History’s Greatest Machines with Dolph Lundgren on SBS 2: aerial attackers launch the series

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History’s Greatest Machines with Dolph Lundgren on SBS 2 airs Saturday 22 August at 7.40pm on SBS 2 and streams on SBS On Demand. Dolph Lundgren hosts a new series uncovering the machines that changed history.

The series explores machines from stealth helicopters and spy planes to rockets, with Lundgren bringing action-star presence and chemical engineering knowledge to the stories.

SBS 2 pairs personality-led factual television with big machines and military history, giving the premiere a broad appeal beyond traditional engineering documentary fans.

Episode one, Aerial Attackers, moves from ancient catapults to stealth drones, looking at how control of the skies reshaped battlefields.

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What happens in History’s Greatest Machines with Dolph Lundgren

The premiere includes the Cold War atomic cannon, the B-17 bomber and the F-35 stealth fighter, showing how aerial innovation gave armies an edge.

When to watch History’s Greatest Machines with Dolph Lundgren

History’s Greatest Machines with Dolph Lundgren airs Saturday 22 August at 7.40pm on SBS 2 and streams on SBS On Demand.

For more on the latest free-to-air television, visit SBS coverage on TV Central. Viewers can also catch up through SBS On Demand.

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Aaron Ryan is the owner and editor of TV Central, an independent Australian television and media publication. He has more than 25 years of media experience, including work with The Kalgoorlie Miner, ebroadcast, Mumbrella and TV Blackbox. Aaron leads editorial direction for TV Central and writes television news, ratings coverage, interviews, programme features, cinema reviews and podcasts.

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