This could have been much better because this is the first military documentary where they show soldiers who actually voice there doubts about what they are doing and concerns if their mission does what they are beeing told. But in general you get a lot of this GI Joe-propaganda stuff like "we americans need to babysit the world", "we do what we are told, it is not our place to question that", instead of beeing happy not to use deadly force in their mission pilots are dissapointed not to have dropped a single bomb because "I like dropping bombs, that is what they trained me for".
Again and again you hear the stories of lower and middle class kids from small towns who all had trouble in their past with drugs, alcohol, crime in general, some have been abused and they all go on record saying "the navy was my saviour, without them I might be dead by now."
I am not American and I mean no direspect to anyone who served in whatever nation. If I did offend someone please note that I am only voicing my opion about this show. I would have preferred a more neutral approach because as the show stands it is basically a 10 hour "join the navy" commercial