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Master Sgt. Justin Bolin faced a big task after Russia invaded Ukraine: training Ukrainian troops, mostly novices, to quickly get them up to speed.

Bravely risking his own life, HM2 Anthony Anglikowksi descended into the icy crevasse of a mountain in an attempt to save two hikers in a deadly situation.

Master Sgt. Kevin Haunschild took charge of a tumultuous situation in Kabul, Afghanistan, leading to the largest noncombatant evacuation in military history.

Deployed to Afghanistan as a critical care air transport nurse, Maj. Katie Lunning saved countless lives, including victims of an airport suicide bomber.

The only female commanding officer of the six fast-response cutters based in Key West, Fla., Lt. Sheehy is praised by her commanders for her leadership.

Paratroopers face Simon Cowell on America’s Got Talent and we examine the cluster bombs headed to Ukraine. Plus, the ramifications of a top Marine retirement.

We examine the risk and potential rewards of the U.S. sending dual-purpose improved conventional munitions, or cluster bombs, to Ukraine.

Gen. David Berger has been a staunch figure in a redesign of the Marines. With his retirement, will the plans stay in place?

Paratroopers are trained to stare down danger – but what about the judgement of Simon Cowell? Find out if the 82nd Airborne chorus advanced in the competition.

In this week’s episode, comedian Ashley Gutermuth tackles spousal unemployment and we explore the unexpected history of drag in the military.