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Four women and one man share the common bond of loving someone in the U.S. Army.
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The Army Has Its Code. The Wives Have Their Own.
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Trivia
In the first few episodes the unit patch was of the 82nd Airborne Division. In later episodes the show created a unit patch for the show.
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Quotes
[
after they made love]
Chase Moran:
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euphoric]
So... how ya been?
Pamela Moran:
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laughs softly]
Don't joke.
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I have been on 3 sides of this fight. I have been in the military myself, then I married an enlisted man and finally my enlisted husband became an officer. As for the comments that the "male" officer had to say, all I can say is, you were never a wife. Every wife, both enlisted and officer has their own stories to tell. I can tell you from personal experiences that the show is text book cases for any wife of the military and many husbands of the military. It's a great show that responds well for the wives and children of the military and the experiences and hardships that they face each day. I have watched wives begin affairs or come close to it, I have watched as wives marched in to the commander's office demanding the commander lay off their husband and yes, I have seen officer's wives get differential treatment at a medical facility. The thing to remember, although the military network is a much tighter network, so many of these things also take place in the civilian world...so why would it be so hard to believe?