Alpha Company:  Recon Marines
Award winning filmmaker Gordon Forbes spent four months filming the 74 Marines of Alpha Company as they patrolled in a kill zone dubbed the Wilderness of Zaidon.  Forbes provides a revealing day to day diary of boots on the ground coverage in a land filled with opportunists, killers, and political gangs, all competing for power and money under the guise of religious Jihad.

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Rescue Warriors:  Inside the PJs
Who saves the wounded soldier under fire? The Rescue Parajumpers, known as PJ's.  But becoming a PJ is no easy feat.  Pararescue indoctrination or Indoc, is a grueling selection course designed to weed out all but the toughest and most dedicated students. Those who cannot endure heat, cold, exhaustion and physical misery will not pass. Of the 66 men present the first day of training, less than 20 will emerge as Pararescuemen - two years later.

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Special Operations Forces:
America's Secret Soldiers
In the War On Terror, U.S. Special Operations Forces (U.S. Navy Seals and the Green Berets) are being utilized as never before. Through original front-line location footage, viewers are taken into the War On Terror in Afghanistan - on heart pounding and dangerous Special Forces missions to find and destroy the Al Qaeda terrorist network - piece by piece.  Find out how the Special Operations force will deal with urban warfare and hand to hand combat with lethal terrorists.

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Recon Marines:  Brothers in Arms
Within the Marine Corps exists a small group of highly trained Marines - those assigned to the Reconnaissance community. Relatively unknown outside of the Department of Defense, they neither seek nor suffer the publicity of others in the Special Forces.  Recon Marines:  Brothers in Arms follows the men of the Third Reconnaissance Battalion during their final month of training in the California desert before deploying to Iraq.

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Coast Guard:  In the Eye of the Storm
Producer Gordon Forbes investigates how the Coast Guard changed with the events of 9/11. The Coast Guard now includes a military component known as JIATF (Joint Interagency Task Force)  a powerhouse of information and military strength to detect not only terrorists, but also drug cartels.  Go on board with Coast Guard units as they "fast-rope" onto ships at sea searching for terrorists, drugs and illegal immigrants.

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Nightfire
See the latest technology in US combat warfare.  Experience Land Warrior, a system of total integration of digital maps, real-time satellite, and surveillance images - all seen through a soldier’s helmet-mounted display.  Jump aboard the Stryker vehicle, it has the firepower of a tank with enough on-board computer technology to make it a rolling command center.  In the Future Warrior program soldiers will be able to perform missions with superhuman strength.

National Geographic
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U.S. Navy Seals:  The Silent Option
A journey into a mysterious secret world of dedicated warriors and their unconventional missions. Riveting coverage of SEALs in action where they are most at home - in the shadows, equipped with today's most powerful and deadly weapons, including high-speed boats, top secret aircraft, desert assault vehicles , mini submarines that launch from within their full-sized cousins, and a top arsenal of weapons. (Emmy Award Winner for Best Cinematography).

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U.S. Navy Seals:  In Harms Way
Continued investigation and penetrating examination of the changing definition of the nature of war and international security. Whether battling terrorists in a complex urban environment, disrupting narcotics traffickers in the dense jungles of the Amazon Basin or using high speed Mark V patrol boats to exact a sharp coastal strike, the SEALs are equipped with more new techniques and equipment to respond to any potential worldwide threat.

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U.S. Navy Seals:  Hellweek
Continued investigation inside the US NAVY SEALS during the intensive military training sequence known as Hellweek. It is a structured world of sacrifice designed to force these Navy SEAL candidates to the limits of their physical and emotional endurance.  If Basic Underwater Demolition School (the SEALs training camp) is the toughest training course in the American military, Hellweek is the hardest six days - taking on a life of its own.

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U.S. Navy Seals:  Direct Action!
The Navy SEALs and their Special Boat Units are capable of initiating a limited and controlled military response to "hot" political situations, not worthy of full-scale military action. Travel on a bold daylight mission rescuing a downed pilot. Sit with SEAL sniper teams inside a hostile urban environment as they rescue a captured soldier being held hostage. Navy SEALs measure their success and failures in blood, self-sacrifice and a ruthless determination to win - see why! 

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