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Harm investigates a weapons test gone awry after an F-14 goes down in flames near a California school.
Harm investigates a weapons test gone awry after an F-14 goes down in flames near a California school.
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S10, EP11 "Automatic for the People"Harm investigates a weapons test gone awry after an F-14 goes down in flames near a California school.
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S10, EP12 "The Sixth Juror"Harm and Mac head to a small naval station in Florida to try an enlisted man accused of murdering a civilian; Coates, who goes along to assist, winds up sitting on the jury panel and nearly causes a mistrial.
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S10, EP13 "Heart of Darkness"Harm and Mac travel to Afghanistan in search of a Marine captain who deserted his unit and organized a group of local tribesmen to hunt down Osama bin Laden.
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S10, EP14 "Fit for Duty"Harm and Mac find themselves on opposing sides when a Navy psychiatrist is charged with sending a soldier, suffering from combat stress, back into battle too soon.
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S10, EP10 "The Four Percent Solution"After enduring an injury in a Christmas Eve car accident, a radio show sparks a memory for Mac, in which a psychologist forced her to face Webb's deceit.
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S10, EP9 "The Man on the Bridge"Harm and Mac assist with an FBI investigation into the mysterious disappearance of the Navy's top bioweapons scientist; Bud presents Cresswell with a petition from a female Marine who wants to be allowed to box against male opponents.
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S10, EP8 "There Goes the Neighborhood"Coates' once-shady past comes back to haunt her when an old friend comes to stay and frames her for murder.
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