Combat Missions

Combat Missions (2002)

EndedReality show

From the producer of Eco-challenge and Survivor comes a reality competition program designed exclusively for America's elite warriors. Delta Force, Green Beret, Marine Recon, Navy SEALs, Police SWAT, and CIA Special Operations are brought together to compete in a contest of combat readiness. These military and law enforcement officers are known to be America's heroes and peace-keepers. Twenty-four men have been assembled at Camp Windstorm, a simulated working military base commanded by decorated ex-Navy Seal, Rudy Boesch. Commander Boesch assigned the men randomly to four six-man squads namely: Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and Delta. These four teams will compete at a 15-week evolution to see who is the best of the best. Each week, two of the four teams will go head-to-head in the realistic SWAT and combat missions like going behind enemy lines to rescue a down pilot, destroying an enemy tank,

Network
Scheduleevery Wednesday at 22:00 (60 min)

Last Episode

Evolution 15
Season 1Episode 1560 min

Evolution 15

Kain, Byers, and Fletcher assemble on the grounds of Camp Windstorm. Each is given their own color for the final competition: Kain (blue), Byers (yellow), and Fletcher (red). Commander Boesch addresses the men and explains the final competition ahead. The three men will first compete on the Obstacle Course. The order in which the men finish will determine how much weight each man will carry during their next mission. The winner will carry a 30-pound pack, the 2nd will carry a 40-pound pack, and the 3rd will carry a 50-pound pack. Byers finishes first, followed by Fletcher, then Kain in last place. The three men competes in the Desert Assault mission, a 600-meter footrace which includes target shooting. As shells detonate around them, each man must run the course, stopping at various points along the way to load their weapon, shoot out a target that matches their color, and then unload and make safe their weapon again before continuing. The first two men to reach the finish line advance
avr. 17, 2002

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E15Evolution 15avr. 17, 2002
S01E14Evolution 14avr. 17, 2002
S01E13Evolution 13avr. 10, 2002
S01E12Evolution 12avr. 3, 2002
S01E11Evolution 11mars 27, 2002
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Combat Missions premiere?

Combat Missions premiered on January 20, 2002.

Who were the hosts of Combat Missions?

The hosts of Combat Missions were Mike Rowe and Rudy Boesch.

How many teams competed in Combat Missions?

Four teams competed in Combat Missions.

What were the names of the teams in Combat Missions?

The teams in Combat Missions were Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and Delta.

Where was Combat Missions filmed?

Combat Missions was filmed in an undisclosed location in California.

Who were the team leaders in Combat Missions?

The team leaders in Combat Missions were all former military personnel.

What were the challenges faced by the contestants in Combat Missions?

The challenges in Combat Missions included hostage rescue, demolition, and reconnaissance missions.

How were the winners determined in Combat Missions?

The winners in Combat Missions were determined based on their performance in various missions and challenges.

Did Combat Missions have a prize for the winners?

Yes, Combat Missions offered a cash prize for the winning team.

How long did each episode of Combat Missions last?

Each episode of Combat Missions lasted approximately one hour.

Were there any injuries during the filming of Combat Missions?

Yes, there were injuries reported during the filming of Combat Missions, but none were life-threatening.

Did Combat Missions have any special guest appearances?

Yes, Combat Missions featured special guest appearances from military experts and professionals.

Did Combat Missions receive any awards or nominations?

Combat Missions did not receive any major awards or nominations.

How many episodes were there in the first season of Combat Missions?

The first season of Combat Missions consisted of 13 episodes.

Did Combat Missions have a strong fan following?

Combat Missions had a dedicated fan following, particularly among military enthusiasts.

Was there a spin-off or sequel to Combat Missions?

No, there was no spin-off or sequel to Combat Missions.

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