All Hands TV: January 2010 Ch. 4

In Chapter 4, we hear how the paths of a Wounded Warrior from Iraq and a Dental Technician at Walter Reed Army Medical Center crossed.

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All Hands TV: September 2010 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, see what the Navy is doing to help provide aid to flood victims in Pakistan.

All Hands TV: September 2010 Ch. 2

Chapter 2 takes a look at Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT), which is a series of bilateral exercises, held annually in the Southeast Asia region that enhances force readiness with our partner nations.

All Hands TV: September 2010 Ch. 3

For the first time in history, the Navy selected four women as the Sailors of the Year. In Chapter 3, we head to Washington D.C., where the four selects were recognized for their accomplishments.

All Hands TV: September 2010 Ch. 4

In Chapter 4, we hear about the experience of Civilian Individual Augmentee, Special Agent, John Wagner, as he recaps his time in Baghdad.

All Hands TV: September 2010 Ch. 5

Once a year, 24 sailors from around the world are handpicked to play on the All-Navy Basketball Team. Chapter 5 takes a look at the annual Armed Forces Basketball Tournament, in which they compete.

All Hands TV: August 2010 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, see how the Navy has supported clean-up and monitoring efforts in the Gulf of Mexico by deploying skimmers, personnel, and even experimental equipment.

All Hands TV: August 2010 Ch. 2

Chapter 2 takes a look at the Microbial Fuel cell, a new clean power source that generates power at it sits in mud on the ocean floor.

All Hands TV: August 2010 Ch. 3

In Chapter 3, we travel to Cowpen, SC to see how around the country, many smaller communities that celebrate their patriotism and connection to the Navy.

All Hands TV: August 2010 Ch. 4

Chapter 4 takes a look back at the capture of the German submarine, U-505.

All Hands TV: July 2010 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, we learn about Operation Dawn Blitz, the largest amphibious exercise since the start of Operation Enduring Freedom.

All Hands TV: July 2010 Ch. 2

Chapter 2 features Rolling Thunder, which has evolved over the years to over 250,000 motorcyclists cruising through the streets of our nation’s capital and straight into history.

All Hands TV: July 2010 Ch. 3

In Chapter 3, see wounded warriors go for the gold at the Warrior Games in Colorado Springs, CO.

All Hands TV: July 2010 Ch. 4

Chapter 4 features the empowering story of Petty Officer, Justin Rose, a wounded warrior.

All Hands TV: July 2010 Ch. 5

Chapter 5 features a “lyrical masterpiece” created by sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.

All Hands TV: June 2010 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, we see how the Navy support system sprang into action when Navy Region Mid-South was devastated by floods.

All Hands TV: June 2010 Ch. 2

Chapter 2 features the unique blending of talent between the Navy’s two hospital ships, USNS Comfort and USNS Mercy.

All Hands TV: June 2010 Ch. 3

Navy Chaplains support the spiritual, religious, moral, and personal well-being of the members of the Department of the Navy. In Chapter 3, we hear from a group of Navy Chaplains, who explain what it means to serve.

All Hands TV: June 2010 Ch. 4

It’s no secret that movies and television influence people. That’s why the Navy has a special office (NAVINFO West) set up to ensure these outlets paint an accurate picture of the Naval service.

All Hands TV: June 2010 Ch. 5

Chapter 5 looks at the work and talent of the United States Navy Drill Team.

All Hands TV: May 2010 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, we take a look at one of the Navy’s unique capabilities that was used in Haiti after the earthquake of January 12th, 2010. The Joint Logistics Over-The-Shore (JLOTS) enabled sailors and aid workers to transport supplies and equipment from sea to shore when the Haitian port facilities were damaged.

All Hands TV: May 2010 Ch. 2

In Chapter 2 we take an up close and personal look at the LCAC Hovercraft, a unique vessel that is a cross between an aircraft and a ship.

All Hands TV: May 2010 Ch. 3

Chapter 3 highlights how it is extremely important for anyone who is planning to buy or already owns a firearm of any kind to know that with great power comes great responsibility.

All Hands TV: April 2010 Ch. 1

Our submarine force wasn’t always as adept or global as it is today. In Chapter 1, we hear the story of that era from retired RADM Maurice H. Rindskopf, who was the youngest fleet boat commander during WWII.

All Hands TV: April 2010 Ch. 2

In Chapter 2 we head to Groton, Connecticut and see what the training is like at the Basic Enlisted Submarine School (BESS).

All Hands TV: April 2010 Ch. 3

Chapter 3 highlights the Bathyscaphe Trieste’s 1960 voyage to the bottom of the sea at the deepest known point in the ocean, called the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench.

All Hands TV: April 2010 Ch. 4

In Chapter 4 we see how our undersea fleet evolved into a nuclear force, as we take a look at some of the most capable craft imaginable that fall into three categories: Los Angeles, Seawolf, or Virginia class submarines. Learn about them here.

All Hands TV: March 2010 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, we head to Marine Corps boot camp where we take a look at the roles of Drill Instructors and how their hard work and training contributes to the making of a Marine.

All Hands TV: March 2010 Ch. 2

In Chapter 2, we continue to look at the making of a Marine in the second half of their boot camp training through the eyes of the Drill Instructor.

All Hands TV: February 2010 Ch. 1

Chapter 1 takes a look at the Navy’s role in Operation Unified Response from January 12th – 22nd in Haiti. Whether providing food, water, or medical assistance, the Navy has been there and will continue to aid those in need.

All Hands TV: February 2010 Ch. 2

With the Navy always on the forefront of new technology and engineering, Chapter 2 features the Navy’s newest high-tech ship, the USS Independence (LCS 2).

All Hands TV: February 2010 Ch. 3

In Chapter 3, we learn about the new requirement and benefits of the post-9/11 GI Bill. Visit www.gibill.va.gov for more information.

All Hands TV: January 2010 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, we begin with a look at the threat of modern day pirates and what the Navy’s doing to fight them.

All Hands TV: January 2010 Ch. 2

Chapter 2 features the Navy’s most adaptable ship, the USS Bataan, and the Marine Corps’ most versatile aircraft, the MV-22 Osprey.

All Hands TV: January 2010 Ch. 3

In Chapter 3, we take a look at how one sailor’s experience meeting a wounded Marine helped him take physical fitness to a whole new level and created awareness of a caring institution called Fisher House.

All Hands TV: January 2010 Ch. 4

In Chapter 4, we hear how the paths of a Wounded Warrior from Iraq and a Dental Technician at Walter Reed Army Medical Center crossed.

All Hands TV: January 2010 Ch. 5

Stress, anxiety, and PTSD are concerns that face every servicemember and their dependents. Chapter 5 looks at some of the treatment options available.

All Hands TV: December 2009 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, we begin in New York City, where the commissioning ceremony was recently held to welcome USS New York (LPD-21) into the fleet.

All Hands TV: December 2009 Ch. 2

Chapter 2 features two sailors who share their tale of recovery and their ability to overcome the odds and unfortunate circumstances.

All Hands TV: December 2009 Ch. 3

In Chapter 3, we learn about stress related illnesses, which are capable of diminishing mission capability and can be disruptive to the family.

All Hands TV: December 2009 Ch. 4

In Chapter 4, we head to Parris Island, South Carolina to see how a myriad of young Americans were trained by their Drill Instructors at boot camp.

All Hands TV: November 2009 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, hear the story of Cpl. Jennifer Parcell, who joined the Lioness Program and defended on the front line.

All Hands TV: November 2009 Ch. 2

Chapter 2 features a story about the Navy’s newest Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, or UAV, which will change the surveillance mission as we know it.

All Hands TV: November 2009 Ch. 3

In Chapter 3, we meet up with SECNAV Ray Mabus in New York City backstage at “The Daily Show” with Jon Stewart.

All Hands TV: October 2009 Ch. 1

In Chapter 1, we take a look at the USS Makin Island, the Navy’s new LHD 8 that will be commissioned in San Diego on October 24, 2009.

All Hands TV: October 2009 Ch. 2

In Chapter 2, see how the Navy is experimenting with more efficient, alternative fuel sources to lesson the Navy’s carbon footprint, while reducing our dependence on foreign oil.

All Hands TV: October 2009 Ch. 3

In Chapter 3, we head to Pensacola, Florida, which will become the site of the first artificial reef in the Navy’s Ship-to-Reef Program.

All Hands TV: October 2009 Ch. 4

Chapter 4 provides information on the Navy Environmental Stewardship Program, which aims to aid the environment through actions such as reducing harmful greenhouse gases pumped into the atmosphere.

All Hands TV: October 2009 Ch. 5

In Chapter 5, John Serre LTJG, CEC, UNS tells about his experience as an Individual Augmentee where he helped to set up an apprenticeship program for the youth in Iraq.

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