Elliott Jag

All 24 episodes from season three--including "Ghost Ship," "King of the Fleas," "Chains of Command," "Tiger, Tiger," and "To Russia with Love"--have been collected in a six-disc set. 18 1/3 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo Surround. **24 episodes on 6 discs. 18 1/3 hrs.**

Former Navy pilot-turned-JAG attorney Harmon "Harm" Rabb (David James Elliott) finds a connecting thread through a number of seemingly random cases he takes on in JAG (Judge Advocate General): The Complete Third Season. The thread concerns the fate of his father, a Navy pilot shot down over Vietnam and missing in action since the war, a fact that has possessed Harm since childhood. Building on scattered clues and shards of testimony, The Complete Third Season suggests that the elder Rabb fell into the hands of the Soviet Union, a possibility that Harm is compelled to investigate all the way through a taut, cliffhanger ending involving a stolen, Soviet MiG fighter. Not that everything is about one storyline. The rest of season three features the usual mix of interesting military cases, a few with strong parallels to events in the real world. "Ghost Ship" concerns the discovery of a human skeleton between two hulls of a decommissioned carrier (that happened to be where Harm's father served). The remains are of a man who appears to have been murdered circa 1970, and the whole case brings back a lot of ghosts for Harm. "The Court-Martial of Sandra Gilbert" finds a welcome guest-starring role from Elizabeth Mitchell, who plays a Cobra pilot on trial for allegedly maintaining an affair with an enlisted man despite orders to cease. The situation pits Harm, defending Mitchell's character, against his JAG colleague Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie (Catherine Bell), who volunteers to prosecute the case to assure fairness toward the accused. When the case becomes a hot, political football, both Harm and Mac find themselves in a very delicate situation in the national spotlight. "King of the Fleas" is an unsettling episode about a disabled, Vietnam War vet who kills a Vietnamese-American man he claims was a war criminal. He also provides the first eyewitness account that downed, U.S. pilots in Vietnam were taken into custody by Soviets, a claim that galvanizes Harm. Also provocative is "Above and Beyond," in which an African-American Navy SEAL, believing he is subject to a racist, double standard of scrutiny, chafes under an investigation into his worthiness to receive a Medal of Honor. --Tom Keogh

All 24 episodes from season eight--including "Critical Condition," "Need to Know," "All Ye Faithful," "Empty Quiver," and "A Tangled Web, Part I"--have been collected in a five-disc set. 17 1/2 hrs. total. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo. **24 episodes on 5 discs. 17 1/2 hrs.**

All 22 episodes from season 10--including "Hail & Farewell, Part II," "Camp Delta," "Fit for Duty," "Two Towns," and the series finale "Fair Winds and Following Seas"--are collected in a five-disc set. 16 hrs. total. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; featurette. **22 episodes on 5 discs. 16 hrs.**

NOTE: This edition has a linked "Table of Contents" and has been beautifully formatted (searchable and interlinked) to work on your Amazon e-book reader, iPad e-book reader, iPhone e-book reader, BlackBerry e-book reader, Android e-book reader, iPod e-book reader and your Amazon Desktop Reader.A horrifying 1908 collection of eighteen true ghost stories written by acclaimed author, Elliott O'Donnell.O'Donnell was an Irish author known primarily for his books about ghosts. He claimed to have seen a ghost, described as an elemental figured covered with spots, when he was five years old. He also claimed to have been strangled by a mysterious phantom in Dublin.In later life he became a ghost hunter, but first he traveled in America, working on a range in Oregon and becoming a policeman during the Chicago Railway Strike of 1894. Returning to England, he worked as a schoolmaster and trained for the theater. He served in the British army in World War I, and later acted on stage and in movies.Obviously, an anthology of this nature will not please everybody perfectly because there is a wide variety of themes and stylistic approaches represented in this book. Nevertheless, this is an excellent collection of stories from a wide variety of different themes, subjects and tones.Included in this collection:Haunting Case One: The Green Bank Hotel, BardsleyHaunting Case Two: Southgate Street BristolHaunting Case Three: Mulready Villa, Near BasingstokeHaunting Case Four: Park Street, BathHaunting Case Five: The Minery, DevonHaunting Case Six: Thurlow Hall, Near ExeterHaunting Case Seven: Wolsey Abbey, Near GloucesterHaunting Case Eight: The Guilsborough Ghost Part IHaunting Case Nine: The Guilsborough Ghost Part 2Haunting Case Ten: Euston RoadHaunting Case Eleven: Panmaur Hollow, MerionethHaunting Case Twelve: Catchfield Hall, The MidlandsHaunting Case Thirteen: Burle Farm, North DevonHaunting Case Fourteen: Carne House, Near NorthamptonHaunting Case Fifteen: Harley House, PortisheadHaunting Case Sixteen: The Way Meadow, SomersetHaunting Case Seventeen: No. ? Hackham Terrace SwindonHaunting Case Eighteen: Park House, WestminsterThese are the original and unabridged versions of these classic weird fiction tales. A must-have for fans of strange/horror classic fiction and lovers of The Twilight Zone!

NOTE: This edition has a linked "Table of Contents" and has been beautifully formatted (searchable and interlinked) to work on your Amazon e-book reader, iPad e-book reader, iPhone e-book reader, BlackBerry e-book reader, Android e-book reader, iPod e-book reader and your Amazon Desktop Reader.A horrifying 1908 collection of eighteen true ghost stories written by acclaimed author, Elliott O'Donnell.O'Donnell was an Irish author known primarily for his books about ghosts. He claimed to have seen a ghost, described as an elemental figured covered with spots, when he was five years old. He also claimed to have been strangled by a mysterious phantom in Dublin.In later life he became a ghost hunter, but first he traveled in America, working on a range in Oregon and becoming a policeman during the Chicago Railway Strike of 1894. Returning to England, he worked as a schoolmaster and trained for the theater. He served in the British army in World War I, and later acted on stage and in movies.Obviously, an anthology of this nature will not please everybody perfectly because there is a wide variety of themes and stylistic approaches represented in this book. Nevertheless, this is an excellent collection of stories from a wide variety of different themes, subjects and tones.Included in this collection:Haunting Case One: The Green Bank Hotel, BardsleyHaunting Case Two: Southgate Street BristolHaunting Case Three: Mulready Villa, Near BasingstokeHaunting Case Four: Park Street, BathHaunting Case Five: The Minery, DevonHaunting Case Six: Thurlow Hall, Near ExeterHaunting Case Seven: Wolsey Abbey, Near GloucesterHaunting Case Eight: The Guilsborough Ghost Part IHaunting Case Nine: The Guilsborough Ghost Part 2Haunting Case Ten: Euston RoadHaunting Case Eleven: Panmaur Hollow, MerionethHaunting Case Twelve: Catchfield Hall, The MidlandsHaunting Case Thirteen: Burle Farm, North DevonHaunting Case Fourteen: Carne House, Near NorthamptonHaunting Case Fifteen: Harley House, PortisheadHaunting Case Sixteen: The Way Meadow, SomersetHaunting Case Seventeen: No. ? Hackham Terrace SwindonHaunting Case Eighteen: Park House, WestminsterThese are the original and unabridged versions of these classic weird fiction tales. A must-have for fans of strange/horror classic fiction and lovers of The Twilight Zone!

This novel is set between 1890-1912 & is based upon the lives of two of the most famous people of that time. The characters of the title are Nikola Tesla, the infamous inventor & the even more famous author Mark Twain. In this book Twain goes by his real name Samuel Clemens. In real life these two people knew each other & were friends, the novel expands on that relationship. In this book Nikola & Sam collaborate on various exploits that include Nikola's attempts at developing wireless messages, electrical energy from lightening storms, creating flying machines & a new weapon called a ray gun to name just a few. This book intends to capture their characters; both being a celebrity of the time they had their various quirks & phobias, especially Tesla who had a phobia against germs. They also gambled their money on various inventions & enterprises that often did not go favourably.

This novel is set between 1890-1912 & is based upon the lives of two of the most famous people of that time. The characters of the title are Nikola Tesla, the infamous inventor & the even more famous author Mark Twain. In this book Twain goes by his real name Samuel Clemens. In real life these two people knew each other & were friends, the novel expands on that relationship. In this book Nikola & Sam collaborate on various exploits that include Nikola’s attempts at developing wireless messages, electrical energy from lightening storms, creating flying machines & a new weapon called a ray gun to name just a few. This book intends to capture their characters; both being a celebrity of the time they had their various quirks & phobias, especially Tesla who had a phobia against germs. They also gambled their money on various inventions & enterprises that often did not go favourably.

2004 JAG (Trading Card) #G1 - David James Elliott

2004 JAG (Trading Card) #G1 - David James Elliott

2004 JAG (Trading Card) #G1 - David James Elliott