Soldiers in Intelligence
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Detective Joanna Wilson, ex- Green Beret that works for NCIS in L.A. goes to Chicago after getting a call from Hank Voight asking for her help.
Joanna helps the unit with a special case that is very important to her and to the ex-Ranger who is also a detective, Jay Halstead.
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