In The Fight

This edition features stories on Lt. Ortiz's Muhallah in Baghdad, flash traffic control point in Tikrit, Operation Rock Penetrator, Soldiers attending a street lamp lighting ceremony in Baghdad, a reconnaissance and surveillance patrol in Mosul, Army Engineers disabling a land bridge, Helo Ops, neighborhood guard in Sadr City, the Iron Chefs of Bagram and the latest episode of Military Heroes and photo montage.

This episode features stories on U.S. and Iraqi forces battling insurgents in Sadr City, citizens of an Iraqi city working to rebuild with the help of U.S. Soldiers, helicopter pilots keeping ground forces out of harm's way in Afghanistan, a country music star playing a concert at Camp Liberty, Iraq, and a group of reserve Soldiers that re-enlisted on the 100th anniversary of the Army Reserves.

This edition features stories on security and infrastructure progress in Baghdad, U.S. Soldiers conducting an air assault in Western Iraq, military patrols in Charikar revealing improvements in the region, U.S. troops partnering with Iraqi forces in Baghdad and a U.S. explosive ordinance team training the Kazakhstan army on bomb-disposal techniques.

This edition features stories on the significance of Vice President Dick Cheney's recent visit to Baghdad, Soldiers destroying a torture compound in Zambraniyah, Iraq, Soldiers patrolling the Korengal Valley in Afghanistan to reduce insurgent attacks, Soldiers assessing the damage of a bridge in Taji, Iraq and the hard work being done by military medical staff at the Balad emergency room.

This edition features stories on the significance of the troop surge one year later, U.S. Forces finding video of children training under al-Qaida control, the results of Operation Dolphins II, service members dropping humanitarian aid over Afghanistan, the significance of two service members' duty in Kalsu and the significant transformation of U.S. Army Central. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Stephanie Wideman. (without breaks)

This edition features stories on improving security in Baghdad as Iraqi leadership takes over, U.S. Secretary of State Rice visiting Baghdad, progress in plans for reducing the number of troops in Iraq, U.S. President Bush visiting troops in Kuwait, improvements in Afghanistan, the addition of solar powered street lights to a Baghdad market and a holiday USO tour.

This edition features stories on the recent state of Iraq, the U.S. military's rescue and recovery efforts in Bangladesh, World Wrestling Entertainment members visiting troops in Tikrit, the efforts of the New Zealand PRT in Afghanistan, service members on Fire Base Pathfinder celebrating an unexpected Thanksgiving meal and a behind-the-scenes look at preparartions for a Thanksgiving feast for service members in Iraq.

This edition features stories on the recent dramatic drop in enemy attacks thanks to the combined efforts of coalition and Iraqi security forces, a special group of Soldiers from South Carolina patrolling the hills of Afghanistan, and teams that keep weapons and enemies from entering Iraq.

This edition features stories on the possibility of the troop surge ending soon, Iraqi civilian lifestyle returning to normal, the enemy losing cohesion in Afghanistan, the debut of the newest unmanned aerial vehicle, eliminating one of the final insurgent strongholds in Iraq, successes due to the work of concerned Iraqi citizens, successful house patrols near Baghdad and a soccer ball distribution program benefiting Iraqi children. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Stephanie Widemond.

This edition features stories on Gen. Petraeus reporting to the U.S. congress on improvements and concerns in Iraq, Iraq citizens taking an active role in the security of their towns, Afghan troops taking the lead in patrols with Coalition forces, troops holding a memorial service in Baghdad on Sept. 11, keeping fuel stations working to keep the Iraqi economy healthy, improving road conditions in Ramadi to return life to normal, a newly remodeled school is ready in time for Iraqi children returning to school and honoring a Soldier who risked his life to save his unit. Hosted by Staff Sgt. Stephanie Widemond. This version includes breaks for commercials.