A high-stakes mission goes wrong, and the remaining members of Bravo team have to rescue their missing teammates. (Basically, I just hurt everyone.)

Sonny runs into Lisa on a date.

Bravo is stranded after an op, Clay has a headache, and Sonny has a rift to fix.

Jason Hayes has focused his entire life in defending his country, leaving no room for any permanent woman in his life. Faced with the decision of whether to re-up for another two years as Bravo Team leader, he realises that maybe it's time to call it a day. Does he have burnout or is it something else? Jason never married and has no children. In progress depending on feedback

Sonny rolled onto his side, coughing, dry heaving, sucking in as much oxygen as he possibly could, and saw what he'd been seeing in his nightmares ever since Clay had been taken; Clay, thrashing around in a pool of his own blood like a wounded, rabid animal. Dying.

Clay can hear everything, but he knows better than to open his eyes.

The first time Clay observes Bravo team together.

A short one-shot about what the future might hold for Bravo Team

When Clay's one night stand becomes a more complicated relationship. Secrets begin to reveal themselves putting Clay & the team in danger. When Jason's past love resurfaces & a child appears it will test loyalties. Lies are told. Friendships tested & hidden high level secrets are uncovered. There is a personal cost & risk to all of BRAVO. Clay whump. Adult content sex/violence

"This is bad, he fleetingly thought for the second time that night. After everything, Clay wasn't going to go out in a blaze of glory. He was going to be done in by a knife to the gut and a push down the stairs." OR: After what should have been a routine mission in Tajikistan, Clay is grievously wounded and Bravo is stranded. Whump and bromance abound.

On just his fifth mission, the recently drafted Alpha Seven gets trapped in a collapsed building with Bravo One (Spenser) and Bravo Two (Lopez). Before the day is out, the rookie might just find himself longing for the solace of a good old-fashioned firefight.

"Ray Perry takes care of the people who need him. Even if that means protecting them from their own families." Or: After Clay's hard-fought recovery from trauma, Ash Spenser pens a manuscript that includes details of his son's suffering. Bravo finds out. Ray handles it.

It's always a hard pill to swallow when the image you have of someone is so brutally shattered. "Adam had been so desperate to believe that the only true evil he'd see would be overseas, far from home."

Brock and his sisters go on vacation in North Carolina. It's beautiful and peaceful, and Brock is okay. He's trying really hard to be okay. (He's not okay.)

It's not like Brock could have actually told Clay no, that would have been like stealing from baby. And Clay knows all of his weak points. Or Clay really wants the kitten.

This job came with it's hazards. They knew it, and they did it anyways. But just how quickly can everything go from normal to completely upside down? How suddenly can everything you love be ripped away from you? Warning: Character Death.

The red countdown clock hits 2:00 and Jason's gut tightens with the realization that they aren't going to make it. Team bonding fill for SEAL Team Week.

Team Bravo, plus children, engage in a ruthless water balloon war. When an unexpected minor injury occurs, Trent finds himself struggling to separate past horrors from present peace.

If Trent never heard the term "Hold my Beer" again it would still be too soon. Or Five occasions Trent is told "Hold my Beer" and one time he said it himself

Eric Blackburn always thought he had a pretty good understanding of the Bravo team dynamic. But on the USS Booker T. Washington, deep in the dark, cold depths of the ocean, he realizes how very wrong he was. He didn't understand. Not really. This is a Blackburn POV of Sonny's torpedo tube experience in episode 2x13, "Time to Shine."

Sonny is out shopping when he see's someone who he was certain was dead. "I'm not a Spenser, not anymore."

"It's ok baby, but can you give with Uncle Sonny? He wants to take you somewhere fun," Alana cajoled, trying to entice her with some sort of bribe. Except Sonny didn't have a clue as to what that bribe would be, or how he was supposed to entertain an almost five-year-old for an hour. Sure as shit wasn't schwacking some bad guys.

On their way back from a date, Sonny and Lisa stop to help a broken-down motorist. Lisa never sees the danger coming - but Sonny does.

Three times Clay thought he was okay, but actually wasn't. AKA my contribution to Seal Team Week. (AKA an excuse for more Clay whump) :)

It has black eyes. It has beady, black, terrifying eyes and it's staring at Sonny like it wants to eat his soul for breakfast.