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A new 'In The Fight' Episode is now available at S2e TV

on April 02, 2015

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In The Fight: Episode 97 - 1080p

On this episode, U.S. and NATO forces in Europe gear up for Operation Atlantic Resolve, seventy years after World War II, we sit down with a veteran of the Battle of Iwo Jima, Army and Air Force personnel team up to deliver heavy artillery, Navy and Marine Corps forces deliver vehicles ship to shore, and wounded warriors take a risk to compete in new sports.

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