Harm and Mac are forced to finally face their feelings for one another on the series finale of JAG.

Harm and Vukovic are assigned to defend a seaman accused of killing a much larger opponent in a shipboard fist fight.

Vukovic and Graves are sent by the General on a mission to track down the relatives of a Vietnam vet whose remains are finally found.

Harm and Bud investigate when the guilt-ridden sole survivor of an Iraqi bombing that killed 17 of his friends returns to his hometown and is charged with arson.

Vukovic is sent to Iraq to defend a Marine who was caught on tape killing a seemingly innocent Iraqi civilian.

Mac and Vukovic go up against each other at the court martial of a Marine accused of killing a Nicaraguan civilian during a humanitarian mission while they also attend the annual JAG conference in San Diego.

Mac and Lt. Vukovic are sent to Indonesia to negotiate a hostage release involving Naval personnel and modern day pirates.

While completing routine flight qualifications, Harm is forced to shoot a civilian plane down when it approaches a no-fly zone.

Harm and Mac find themselves on opposing sides when a Navy psychiatrist is charged with allegedly sending a marine diagnosed with combat stress back to battle too soon.

Harm and Mac travel to Afghanistan to track down a Marine captain who deserted his unit.

Coates is put on a jury when Harm and Mac are sent to try an enlisted man accused of killing a civilian.

Harm investigates the mysterious crash of an F-14 near a California school yard.

After suffering an injury in a Christmas Eve car accident, Mac recalls a doctor's appointment where she was forced to deal with Webb's dishonesty.

Harm and Mac assist with a FBI investigation into the mysterious disappearance of the Navy's top bio-weapons scientist.

The new life Coates has built is threatened when she is visited by a friend from her criminal past.

Gen. Cresswell sends Harm and Mac to Cuba's "Camp Delta" when a training exercise on how to handle uncooperative prisoners has life-threatening results.

When a Naval Academy sailing team gets caught in a squall and a team member drowns, Mac and Turner must determine if their driven commander willingly put his crew at risk.

Harm and Mac are sent to Baghdad when a government official is killed during a routine patrol and a sergeant is accused of involuntary manslaughter.

The rumor mill is in high gear when the nomination for Chegwidden's replacement is announced.

Harm re-opens a 20-year-old murder case in an effort to exonerate an imprisoned Seaman.

Mac and Harm investigate a friendly fire incident that claims the life of a Marine in Iraq.

As Mac tries to deal with Webb's death, she finds herself the target of an assassin.