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Locals angered by a land dispute catch Gunny by surprise while he is transporting a prisoner, ambushing both of them before the 67-year-old private can face a court-martial.
Locals angered by a land dispute catch Gunny by surprise while he is transporting a prisoner, ambushing both of them before the 67-year-old private can face a court-martial.
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S6, EP18 "Liberty"While on liberty in Mazatlan, Mexico, Bud's brother Mikey is charged with murder during a barroom brawl.
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S6, EP19 "Salvation"Clark Palmer, Harm's old nemesis, claims he can clear his prison buddy Marine Sgt. Krohn of charges of attempted murder.
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S6, EP20 "To Walk on Wings"After almost an accident, Harm and Mac investigate the Osprey, a controversial Marine Corps helicopter-cum-airplane.
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S6, EP21 "Past Tense"Harm calls on forensic pathologist Teresa Coulter to help him investigate his former girlfriend's death.
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S6, EP17 "Valor"Harm and Mac travel to Bahrain to investigate a Marine found aboard a terrorist boat that attacked a U.S. Naval destroyer.
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S6, EP16 "Retreat, Hell"Locals angered by a land dispute catch Gunny by surprise while he is transporting a prisoner, ambushing both of them before the 67-year-old private can face a court-martial.
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S6, EP15 "Iron Coffin"When a Russian submarine explodes killing 110 men, the U.S. submarine seen tailing the submarine is blamed for the incident.
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S6, EP14 "Killer Instinct"When a seaman's suicide aboard an aircraft carrier becomes a murder investigation, Harm and Bud are assigned to aid in the search for the killer.
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