A remarkable set of women -- some familiar, some new -- form friendships that see them through the challenges of Army life as their husbands serve at a dangerous outpost in Afghanistan.
Army Wives
DETAILS
Fort Marshall merges with Fort Bring which makes for a crowded Army base. This merger allows for a remarkable set of women -- some familiar, some new – to form friendships that see them through the challenges of Army life as their husbands serve at a dangerous outpost in Afghanistan.
- Release Date:
- 2007
- Genre:
- Drama,
- Romance,
- Soap Operas
- Rating:
- Creator:
- Katherine Fugate
- Starring:
- Kelli Williams
- Wendy Davis
- Brian McNamara
- Alyssa Diaz
- Torrey DeVitto
- Ashanti
EPISODES
S1:E1 A Tribe Is Born
After a four-day courtship, Roxy marries Trevor and moves with her two kids to his army post.
S1:E2 After Birth
At the hospital, Pamela learns that the Harpers are out of town and cannot pick up the twins.
S1:E3 The Art of Separation
Claudia Joy's daughter Amanda gets arrested at a war protest.
S1:E4 One of Our Own
Jeremy is at the movies when he hears about his father's downed helicopter.
S1:E5 Independence Day
In response to the Sherwood household crisis, Joan and Roland's marriage starts to crumble.
S1:E6 Who We Are
Frank gets a hero's welcome when he returns home to the post.
S1:E7 Hail & Farewell
After a childhood of broken promises, Roxy doesn't trust that her mother is sober.
S1:E8 Only the Lonely
With Jeremy gone, Amanda continues to rebel against her parents.
S1:E9 Nobody's Perfect
Joan returns home early, determined to put her marriage before her career.
S1:E10 Dirty Laundry
Claudia Joy's friend is set to uncover the truth about Claudia Joy's deceased husband.
S1:E11 Truth and Consequences
Frank is being deployed in three days, so Denise urges him to see Jeremy before he leaves.
S1:E12 Rules of Engagement
Roland opens up about his marriage. Claudia Joy has new duties on the post.
S1:E13 Goodbye Stranger
The post is on high alert after a terrorist threat, and the men are deployed soon after.
