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Without a Trace: Gung Ho

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When a young soldier recently returned from Iraq disappears, Jack and Danny look into his disappearance only to learn that the soldier may have more secrets than they want to uncover. Add a recap »

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Writers:: Simon Mirren Dale Kutzera

Director:: Paul Holahan

Stars:: Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Vivian Johnson); Eric Close (Martin Fitzgerald); Enrique Murciano (Danny Taylor); Anthony LaPaglia (Jack Malone); Poppy Montgomery (Samantha Spade)

Recurring Role:: Eric Scott Gould (ND Agent)

Guest Star:: Devon Gummersall (Kevin Grant); Patricia Tallman (Off-Duty Cop in Bank [uncredited]); Steve Cell; Kelly Karbacz (Sara); Vincent Corazza (Chuck Whiting); Mark Kiely (Capt. Benjamin Myers); Andy Powers; Colby French; Todd Kimsey; Avery Kidd Waddell; Erik Gavica (Velasquez); Jordan Allan-Dutton (Tim Grant); Peter Gail (Turner)

The bank that Grant and Whiting rob is in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, a small town in Blair County with an approximate population of 6,000. edit »
When Taylor and Malone are first entering Iraq, they are flying in a huey, and you see a door gunner with an M-60 Machine Gun. The US Army took the M-60 out of service because of it's poor reliability after the US came back from Somalia. edit »

German episode title: "Der einsame Held," meaning "The Lonesome Hero." edit »

Jack Malone: There's no conspiracy, just a lot of good men in a tough situation.
Captain Myers: What did you find out about Grant?
Jack Malone: That you should go ahead and give him his medal. edit »
Danny Taylor: I hear you got into it with CPF Grant.
Sergeant MacAfee: Man, honestly?
Danny Taylor: (sarcastically) No, lie to me. edit »
Jack calls Vivian from Iraq
Jack Malone: Greetings from Tikrit.
Vivian Johnson: Hey, how's it going over there?
Jack Malone: It's good, it's good. It's hot.
Vivian Johnson: You wearing your SPF 40?
Jack Malone: 15. I'm coming back from here with at least a sun tan. edit »
Danny Taylor: You don't seem too worried about your brother.
Tim Grant: The guy survived Iraq. What kind of trouble could he get into here? edit »

Gung Ho!

Gung Ho is a word abbreviated from the Mandarin Gongye Hezhoushe or industrial cooperative. The phrase was a mix of two words and their initial characters (The word Gung he), which means "work together." Now it's the unofficial motto for the US Marine Corps. edit »