A Co 2/35 take part in a mission to send goods to the Nuristan province's local citizens and to resupply Afghan national police stations. Also available in high definition

Package describing the process of how Military Information Support Operations personnel help broadcast the district governors message in Kajaki, Afghanistan on Aug 10, 2011. The broadcasts are designed to easily spread important messages to multiple areas throughout Kajaki. (U.S. Marine Corps motion imagery by Cpl. Charles T. Mabry II/Released). Also available in High Definition.

The 133rd MPAD was embedded with a Kentucky Army National Guard team to document a convoy mission. Charlie Company 1/149th Infantry Battalion was due to start their mission just before an unexpected sandstorm swept through the area. Print journalist Sgt. Scott Raymond and I, video journalist, decided to document this experience for a second story.

The Commandant of the Marine Corps and Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps present the 236th Marine Corps birthday message and honor the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, and how the events shaped the lives of Marines past and present. Also availaible in high definition. USMCBBMessage

The invention of firearms changed war forever. As a result, new forms of body armor were created to protect troops. However, with greater protection came less maneuverability. Cpl. Nick Neighbors tells us how the Marine Corps is aiming for the best of both worlds.

Soundbites: Master Sgt. Maceo Mathis - New Equipment Training Chief, Marine Corps Systems Command

Marc King - President, Ceradyne Armor Systems.

The United States Navy welcomes its newest logistics aircraft on Oct. 21, 2011. The new C-40A Clippers are replacing the C-9B Skytrains of Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 57. Also available in high definition

Package about coalition forces, mentors and instructors teaching Afghan National Security Forces how to counter the improvised explosive device. Students attending the Explosive Hazard Reduction Course at Joint Sustainment Academy, Camp Leatherneck, learn how to place explosives on IEDs and blow them up during an exercise held at Camp Bastion's training range, Helmand province, Afghanistan. Produced by Petty Officer 1st Class Gino Flores. Includes soundbites from Master Chief Scott Trieble, from Aiea, Hawaii, Navy explosives ordnance disposal expert, Counter Improvised Explosives Devices Task Force. Also available in high definition.

Production of U.S. Marines with Weapons Company, 1st Battalion, 6th Marines, taking highly accurate IDF at Patrol Base Georgetown in Kajaki Sofla, Afghanistan on November 22, 2011. The Marines suppress the enemy with squad organic weapons, TOW missiles and .50 caliber machine guns. After 5 hours the Marines take casualties and get the wounded medevac'd. (U.S. Marine Corps motion imagery by Lance Cpl. Jacob M. Lagoze / Released) Also available in high definition.

Coalition forces often use patrols to secure villages and in some cases, entire districts. In this report, Petty Officer Erick Holmes takes us on a unique patrol that pushed a group of soldiers to the limit. Sound bites from 1st Lt. Louis Christ, Platoon Leader, Delta Company, 2-2 Infantry. Hometown; Eldora, N.J.

Package about the Combined Joint Task Force 82 Command Group Personal Security Detachment, the protective services unit of the 82nd Airborne Division's senior commanders. SPC Scott Matheson rides along with CJTF-82 CG PSD on a security convoy in Kandahar, Afghanistan. SSG Deril Oliver, a team leader with the PSD and a native of Houston, Texas, is interviewed. Also available in high definition