On this episode, we look back at what 2012 meant for Afghanistan, wounded combat veterans leave Afghanistan on their own terms, a reconstruction team keeps Highway 1 open, we get a look at the people tasked with keeping the capital of Afghanistan safe, and we meet one very fortunate couple. Available in high definition.
On this episode, the Afghan military takes control of the Coalition Forces' oldest base, we see how there are some things that technology just cannot replace, an Air National Guard unit quietly passes a significant milestone, we look at the sacrifices that have been make in Afghanistan, and we see what it's like to be the wife of a deployed service member.
On this episode, NATO pledges its resolute support to training and advising Afghan troops beyond 2014, Combat Search and Rescue Airmen in Japan hone their skills for deployment downrange, Airmen and Marines develop leadership bonds by training side by side, we learn about a type of therapy used to detect and treat traumatic brain injuries, and we see the toll that Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can take on returning veterans.
On this episode, Coalition and Afghan forces fight the information war with the Taliban, Soldiers returning from Afghanistan are reunited with their families, a special program builds long term relationships and trust with the Afghan population, Marines learn the art of water survival, and a Soldiers battling PTSD finds peace through an unusual hobby. Available in high definition.
On this episode, we get a behind the scenes look at how the U.S. military is taking on the daunting task of moving equipment and supplies out of Afghanistan, U.S. and Afghan forces continue to battle the Taliban on the front lines, Soldiers help locals battle disease throughout Uganda, service members from all branches of the military compete in the Warrior Games, and an Airman talks about his inspiration for joining the Air Force. Available in high definition.
On this episode, a remote combat outpost becomes a tangible symbol of transition, U.S. troops begin to say farewell to their Afghan partners, a new type of equipment helps the Coast Guard complete its missions, we see what steps NATO is taking to defend itself from cyber threats, and a citizen Soldier helps his community rebuild.
On this episode, Soldiers in Afghanistan compare the past with the present, we take to the front lines during multi-national military exercise Saber Strike, Soldiers hunt for explosives throughout the roads of Afghanistan, the U.S. military works to develop a united front in Africa, and family members joyously welcome the return of loved ones.
On this episode, the Army Chief of Staff gives his take on the way ahead for Operation Enduring Freedom, the Afghan Air Force takes the reins on its first fully led operation in thirty years, we see the roads in Helmand Province from the point of view of a Marine turret gunner, we fly along with a UH-60 Black Hawk battle crew, and an Air National Guard member shares her thoughts on being a woman in a male-dominated field.
On this episode, Soldiers take to the hills and valleys of Afghanistan to disrupt the threat of indirect fire, cooperation at the Khyber Pass helps countries fight the Taliban together, military personnel expand their skills during Exercise Shared Accord, service members drive the roads of Afghanistan clearing routes of improvised explosive devices, and Army snipers from across the country compete against each other and test their skills.
On this episode, the Afghan National Police continue to face challenges as they take on more responsibility in Helmand province, we follow the first enlisted female Marines to ever attend infantry training, Soldiers provide support as the Afghan military leads clearing operations in the Paktia province, scientists look for ways to create renewable energy on the battlefield, and we hear a heroic story that was once hidden from the world.
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A monthly half hour show that offers an incomparable and rare insight of life on the frontlines reported directly by U.S. military service members deployed around the globe.