JAG

Admiral Chegwidden, Mac and Bud Roberts are taken hostage in the Admiral's office by Pvt. Magida, a Marine who escaped from a nearby Frederal prison. Magida claims he was unjustly found guilty of spying and wants his JAG hostages to retry him. Harm acts as intermediary and, with the help of CIA agent Webb, uncovers new information about the original trial.

Harm and his new partner, Marine Major Sara "Mac" MacKenzie are drawn into a cruel game of revenge when they're sent to Belfast, Ireland, to represent the legal interests of a Navy Lieutenant whose infant son has seemingly been abducted by the child's father, a known IRA terrorist.

Harm and Mac investigate an attempt on Admiral Chedwiggen's life and uncover the fact that all the members of his former SEAL team have died under mysterious circumstances. They learn Chegwidden and his team were part of a CIA-controlled SEAL mission during the Viet Nam war and of a rogue government agent's plot to eliminate all witnesses to a terrible incident that occurred during the mission.

While on their day off, Harm takes Mac for a flight in his vintage airplane, only to be forced to make an emergency landing in a mountain clearing because of mechanical problems. They come upon poachers in the area who have just killed a game warden and must run for their lives. The two officers use their military training to evade capture even though Mac has been wounded.

Harm and Mac defend a former Navy SEAL, now a homeless man, but still a highly trained killing machine.

Harm, Mac and Bud are assigned sea duty to monitor a joint war games exercise between U.S. and Russian naval forces. While Mac remains aboard the U.S. vessel, Harm and Bud are sent to the Russian warship where they quickly discover that the Captain's behavior and the poor condition of his ship are a blueprint for disaster.

Mac and Harm once again find themselves courtroom adversaries as Mac is assigned the difficult task of defending CPO Holst, an admitted wife abuser accused of murdering his wife's boyfriend. What makes it all the more difficult is the fact that Mac's father was abusive and she must divorce her personal feelings from her professional duties.