In the Fight

Service members in Kandahar protect the area both on the ground and in the sky and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers help restore a vital ecosystem in Oregon.

We see how one-millionth of an inch can mean the difference between life and death and we find out what it takes to be a combat engineer for the Missouri National Guard.

S multi-national exercise brings together U.S. Marines and NATO allies in Bulgaria and a humanitarian program sets out to safely remove explosive remnants of war.

The Air Force combines live training and virtual training in one major exercise and service members ride home from Operation Atlantic Resolve.

A behind the scenes look at one of the military’s highest honors, guarding the Tomb of the Unknown.

U.S. policy makers and military leaders lay out their plan for fighting the new terrorist threat, ISIS.

Soldiers head out into the desert looking to stop attacks on their Forward Operating Base, and NATO countries train to aid one of their allies.

U.S. Army Soldiers advise Afghan troops during an 80-hour mission in Kandahar Province.

U.S. and Afghan forces go on the lookout for Taliban hidden within the local population, and marines at Camp Pendleton combat the wildfires in their own backyard.

The strength and courage of Afghan Forces is profiled, as they band together in an act of solidarity against the Taliban.

A look into the measures taken to ensure free and fair elections for the women of Afghanistan. Troops continue to aid Afghan Forces.

A de-mining crew searches for hidden dangers throughout Afghanistan, and a crisis action team helps bring aid to the people of Tacloban.

A service member keeps moving one step at a time, and wounded warriors are given the chance to catch some relief.

A comparison of Afghanistan then and now.

As U.S. troops begin to say farewell to their Afghan partners, a remote combat outpost becomes a tangible symbol of transition.

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.

NATO pledges its resolute support to training and advising Afghan troops beyond 2014, and Combat Search and Rescue Airmen in Japan hone their skills for deployment downrange.

A look back at the sacrifices made in Afghanistan, and the things that technology just cannot replace.

A look back on what 2012 meant for Afghanistan.

Peace is discussed in Afghanistan. Army engineers work to keep Northern and Southern Afghanistan connected.

Follow the military as they help those hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy, and a marine takes care his fellow brothers in arms.

New technological advancements aid in training for sailors. Veterans make the transition into the civilian work force.

Soldiers are put through their paces to become members of the Afghan Special Forces.

Soldiers get water flowing again in Afghanistan's critical green zones, and an Afghan crisis response unit leads a night mission against the Taliban.

Profiles of an Afghan army general and a Marine’s journey to the Warrior Games.

An air assault in Southern Afghanistan. Eradicating the drug trade.

United States and Afghan forces work with the people of Kandahar to make their villages safe and a worldwide charity takes a novel approach to unearthing mines.

Humanitarian efforts on all fronts are examined. Sports return to Libya just in time for the 2012 Olympics.

A rare first person perspective of combat on the frontlines in Afghanistan.

With operation Eastern Storm, marines launch an assault against the Taliban. After eight years in Iraq, service members prepare to come home.

A U.S Ambassador visits soldiers in Afghanistan and a 9/11 remembrance ceremony.

Service members react to the killing of Osama Bin Laden. President Barack Obama comments. Soldiers head home.

Marines attack a key insurgent hub in Afghanistan. NATO makes progress in rebuilding Marjah, Afghanistan. We meet an exemplary Afghan Patrolman.