In the rapid-response hangars of Wright-Patterson, the Agency builds the "Franken-Planes" of espionage. We'll uncover the "Quick-Reaction-Capability" manifests, the "Rivet-Joint" logs, and the moment the military realized that the fastest way to get a spy in the sky was to ignore the rulebook.

In the humid jungles of Southeast Asia, the Agency tried to play God. We'll uncover the "Silver-Iodide" blueprints, the "Rain-Maker" manifests, and the moment the world realized that a thunderstorm could be a tactical strike.

In the secret hangars of Area 51 , the Agency built a titanium ghost. We'll uncover the "A-12" blueprints, the "Skunk-Works" manifests, and the moment the world realized that the best way to avoid being shot down was to be faster than the speed of sound.

In the heat of the Cold War, the Agency needed to know if they could survive a nuclear winter. We'll uncover the "Survivor-Roster" manifests, the "Post-Atomic-Governance" logs, and the moment the Agency realized that "winning" a nuclear war meant living in a hole in the ground for twenty years.

In World War II, the OSS-the CIA's predecessor- smuggled high-yield explosives past Nazi guards using edible flour. We'll uncover the "Edible-Ordnance" blueprints, the "Sabotage-Sourdough" manifests, and the moment the world realized that the most dangerous weapon in the resistance's arsenal was the breakfast table.

In the cold rooms of the Agency labs, they wondered if the brain was just a radio station waiting to be tuned in. We'll uncover the "Bio-Electric Signaling" blueprints, the "Neural-Intercept" manifests, and the moment the world realized that your most private thoughts might not be your own.

In the early years of the Cold War, the Agency didn't just want to watch people; they wanted to categorize the world. We'll uncover the "Subversive-Index" manifests, the "Mainframe-Inquisition" logs, and the moment the world realized that a punched card could be as dangerous as a secret police force.

In the 1960s, the Air Force and the Agency dreamed of a plane that could skip across the atmosphere like a stone. We'll uncover the "Spaceplane" blueprints, the "Hypersonic-Bomber" manifests, and the moment the world realized that the next war wouldn't be fought on the ground, but from the edge of space.