In The Fight

On this episode, Gen. David Petraeus takes over as Commander of ISAF and U.S. Forces in Afghanistan, the Florida National Guard tracks the gulf oil spill as it reaches the Florida coastline, Airmen go "all in" as they serve in non-traditional deployments, Navy Riverines patrol the Qarmat Ali waterway in Iraq, and Marines improve the lives of an Afghan community. Presented in anamorphic 16:9 format.

On this episode, Gen. David Petraeus visits the Wardak province as he travels throughout Afghanistan, the U.S. military responds to the crisis in Pakistan, fourteen countries work together to ensure stability throughout the Pacific, U.S. Third Army takes on the challenge of moving equipment from Iraq to Afghanistan, and Marines incorporate renewable energy into their operations. Presented in anamorphic 16:9 format.

This episode features stories on U.S. forces adjusting to their new roles in Iraq as Operation New Dawn begins, the U.S. military continuing its relief efforts in Pakistan, an aero-medical team transporting wounded warriors from the front lines, Army Soldiers disrupting Taliban activity on the Afghan-Pakistan border and a deployed service member pressing on while his family perseveres at home. Presented in anamorphic 16:9 format.

On this episode, coalition and Afghan forces launch a major offensive against the Taliban, a field artillery regiment provides security with some heavy hardware, a village in Afghanistan breaks new ground for a new tomorrow, Marines, Sailors and coalition forces honor their fallen comrades, and a group of Word War II service members who perished in combat are finally honored for their sacrifice. Presented in anamorphic 16:9.

On this episode, an Afghan community helps U.S. and Afghan forces keep the Taliban out, U.S. Soldiers continue training Iraqi forces for a better tomorrow, a special program brings service members closer to home, a retro camera helps build friendships with Afghan children, and a mother and son are reunited while deployed to Afghanistan. Presented in anamorphic 16:9 format.

On this episode, Coalition Forces strive to help Afghans help themselves, Third Army continues their mission in sustaining the fight, Marines deliver humanitarian aid to those affected by the floods in Pakistan, the rebuilt and new trained Iraqi Air Force reaches another milestone, and a U.S. Soldier takes a new approach with building relationships in Afghanistan. Presented in anamorphic 16:9 format.

On this episode, Marines gain ground in the Sangin Valley of Afghanistan, NATO forces bring peace to the Helmand province alongside their Afghan counterparts, the 1st Armored Division heads home after a year in Iraq, Marines and Sailors establish relationships in the Nimruz province, and a wounded warrior program aims to get injured Soldiers back to their brothers in arms. Presented in anamorphic 16:9 format.

On this episode, the lower house of Parliament in Afghanistan is sworn in, an explosive find equals a major setback for insurgents, an afghan citizen breaks the language barrier for U.S. Forces, the mission changes for a National Guard unit in Kabul, and service members become American citizens. Presented in anamorphic 16:9 format.

On this episode, the Air Force launches search and rescue efforts in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake in Japan, we get a rare glimpse into a typical day for the Commander of ISAF and U.S. Forces Afghanistan, with the ongoing crisis in Libya, Airmen carry out humanitarian missions along the Tunisia/Libya border, Marine help the Afghan government bring development projects to the Helmand Province, and a Soldier uses his talents to honor those service members that have fallen.

On this episode, Marines launch Operation Rawhide II in an effort to stop illegal activity on the Afghan-Pakistan border, as the government grows and operations against the Taliban continue, the city of Marjah looks to have a bright future, a USAID team completes its search and rescue mission in Japan, two Airmen who participated in Operation Odyssey Dawn receive a heroes welcome, and Afghan communities come together to save the life of one little girl. Presented in anamorphic 16:9 format.