Ep 4. Learning Curve

In the Army Wives season 6, episode 4, titled "Learning Curve," the lives of the characters are further complicated by new challenges. The episode explores the intricate dynamics that come with military lifestyles such as balancing work and family, dealing with PTSD, and adjusting to life after deployment.

After being told that his unit is deploying again, General Holden is forced to confront his complicated feelings of guilt and responsibility for the soldiers under his command. Meanwhile, Claudia Joy Holden struggles to juggle her responsibilities as a colonel's wife and serve as a mediator between rival wives groups.

Roxy LeBlanc, the owner of the Hump Bar, continues to adjust to life as a military spouse. As she tries to integrate herself into military life, Roxy finds out she might not have enough money to keep the bar open. She is forced to balance her passion for her job with her newfound role as a military wife, highlighting the economic hardship many military families face.

Trevor, a member of General Holden's unit, returns from deployment and struggles with PTSD. This conflict has put a strain on his marriage and his relationship with his son. Trevor must face the trauma he experienced while deployed and learn how to forge a new relationship with his family in the aftermath.

In another subplot, Denise Sherwood, wife of Major Sherwood, has to balance her new job as a school nurse with her responsibilities as a mother. She also becomes the confidant for a young student dealing with the same kind of anxiety that her husband suffers from due to his PTSD.

Finally, Pamela Moran is dealing with the difficult emotions involved in the custody battle over her children. Her ex-husband's new wife is pushing for Pamela's children to move closer to him, which will complicate her already-strained relationship with her ex-husband.

With its honest portrayal of military life and the struggles faced by military families, Army Wives season 6 episode 4 highlights the need for support and connection within communities. The characters' ability to rely on each other and work through their issues shows that it's possible to find hope and strength in even the toughest of circumstances.