Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - All Hands (Apr/27/2008) | | The USS Nimitz leaves port tonight headed for the Persian Gulf. The sailors say goodbye to their families and friends and begin their long journey to the War Zone. Also, a look at the communities onboard, including those who give the signals to launch the aircraft, known as "shooters," "ordance personnel known as "ordies," and the pilots of the F/A-18 Hornet, who fly along with the Black Aces, Hoboes and the Marines' Red Devils. | | Songs: Sniff'n The Tears -- Driver's Seat | |
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| 2 :01x02 - Controlled.Chaos (Apr/28/2008) | | The exploration of the secret itinerary and location of the USS Nimitz, shows the classified side of the ship. Included is the relationship policy among the male and female crew members who have a relationship aboard the ship known as "don't ask, don't tell." Also, a look at troubles that can arise between officers and subordinates, and the relief of tension from going on port call. | |
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| 3 :01x03 - Show of Force (Apr/29/2008) | | The F/A 18 pilots from the USS Nimitz stationed in the Persian Gulf fly six hour missions for ground support. Meanwhile, cargo ships and small dhows are intercepted by the strike group and searches for terrorists, weapons and bomb making materials. Also, after two months the crew have decided that each day feels the same, but enjoy port call in Bahrain, providing some relief as some sailors take a swim in the pools and others learn of the Islamic culture. | |
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| 4 :01x04 - Squared Away (Apr/30/2008) | | The pilots have made their return from the last days in the Persian Gulf without dropping their bombs. A formal ceremony takes place aboard the Nimitz as the crew celebrates the crossing of the equator. The ship is rocked by a storm while crossing the South Indian Ocean. Also, a look at the religious practices among the crew while aboard the ship, which ranges from the tradition religions to Wicca. | |
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| 5 :01x05 - Show of Force (May/01/2008) | | The USS Nimitz has neared it's deployment at sea as the Navy holds seminars to help the sailors adjust to civilian life after 6 months of duty. Family members are allowed on board for the final leg of the cruise in what is called "Tiger Cruise." The sailors reflect on their experiences at sea during their tour of duty. | |
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