Frank Military

Frank Military (born November 30, 1962) is a writer, producer, actor and director.
From 2004 to 2005, Military worked on NCIS, writing the NCIS Season 2 episodes, "Chained", "The Meat Puzzle", "Pop Life" and "Conspiracy Theory". 
He was also credited as a producer from the NCIS Season 2 premiere episode, "See No Evil" up until the NCIS Season 2 episode, "Hometown Hero".
After leaving NCIS, Military acted, appearing on shows such as "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and "The X-Files". He also became a writer and co-executive producer for "The Unit".
In 2010, Military joined NCIS: Los Angeles, the spin-off of NCIS and was first credited as a co-executive producer in the NCIS: Los Angeles Season 2 premiere episode, "Human Traffic". 
He also wrote his first episode of the series which was the NCIS: Los Angeles Season 2 episode, "Little Angels" and continued writing episodes for the series. 
In the NCIS: Los Angeles Season 7 episode, "The Long Goodbye", Military was now promoted to executive producer, remaining a producer and writer for the series.
In April 2014, he made his directional debut with the NCIS: Los Angeles Season 5 episode, "Spoils of War", an episode that he also wrote with Military also writing and directing ten episodes across the series.
In December 2020, Military appeared in the NCIS: Los Angeles episode, "Raising the Dead" as sociopathic criminal David Kessler.
==NCIS Episodes Written by Frank Military==
*Chained- (writer).
*The Meat Puzzle (episode)- (writer).
*Pop Life (episode)- (writer).
*Conspiracy Theory (episode)- (writer).
==NCIS: Los Angeles Episodes Written by Frank Military==
*Little Angels (episode)- (writer).
*Deliverance (NCIS: Los Angeles Season 2 episode)- (writer).
*Lockup (episode)- (writer).
*The Job (episode)- (writer).
*Greed (episode)- (writer).
*Betrayal (episode)- (writer).
*Crimeleon (episode).
*Vengeance (episode).
*Out of the Past (episode)- (writer).
*Rude Awakenings (episode)- (writer).
*Descent (episode)- (writer).
*Ascension (episode)- (writer).
*Allegiance (episode)- (writer).
*Spoils of War (episode)- (writer, first episode he both wrote and directed for NCIS: Los Angeles).
*Black Budget (episode)- (writer).
*SEAL Hunter (episode)- (writer).
*Rage (episode)- (writer, also directed).
*Unspoken (episode)- (writer).
*An Unlocked Mind (episode)- (writer).
*Revenge Deferred (episode)- (writer).
*The Seventh Child (episode)- (writer, also directed).
*Crazy Train (episode)
*Uncaged (episode)- (teleplay, also directed).
*The Silo (episode)- (writer).
*The Monster (episode)- (writer).
*A Line in the Sand (episode)- (writer, also directed).
*To Live and Die in Mexico (episode)- (writer, also directed).
*The Patton Project (episode)- (writer).
*Better Angels (NCIS: LA Episode)- (writer).
*False Flag (episode)- (writer).
*Hail Mary (episode)- (writer).
*A Bloody Brilliant Plan (episode)- (story/teleplay).
*Code of Conduct (NCIS: Los Angeles episode)- (writer, also directed).
*Raising the Dead (episode)- (writer, also appeared in the episode as David Kessler).
*Through the Looking Glass (episode)- (writer, also directed).
*Indentured (episode)- (writer).
*Down the Rabbit Hole (NCIS: Los Angeles episode)- (writer, also directed).
*The Body Stitchers (episode)- (writer, co-written with Adam George Key).
*The Reckoning (episode)- (writer, also directed, his final episode of NCIS: Los Angeles).
==NCIS: Los Angeles Episodes Directed by Frank Military==
*Spoils of War (episode).
*Rage (episode).
*The Seventh Child (episode).
*Uncaged (episode).
*A Line in the Sand (episode).
*To Live and Die in Mexico (episode).
*Answers (episode).
*Code of Conduct (NCIS: Los Angeles episode).
*Through the Looking Glass (episode).
*Down the Rabbit Hole (NCIS: Los Angeles episode).
*The Reckoning (episode).
Category:Real World Americans
Category:Real World Writers
Category:Real World Producers
Category:NCIS Crew Members
Category:NCIS: Los Angeles Crew Members