Goofs for
"JAG" (1995) More at IMDbPro »

• Continuity: Various episodes - Harm and other pilots take off, fly and land in different aircraft during the same mission (understandable because of available footage).
  
  
• Miscellaneous: The hull numbers on ships often do not match the ones displayed on the base caps etc. worn by the crews.
  
  
• Factual errors: In later seasons of JAG, the introduction shows a brief segment of AH-64 Apache attack helicopters flying in formation. However, as the opening credits are intended to display Navy and Marine Corps activities, this would be a bit out of place, as neither the Navy nor the Marine Corps operates the AH-64 - in the US Military, only the Army does, while the Marine Corps employs the AH-1W 'Whiskey' Cobra.
  
  

• Factual errors: In several episodes, the show's writers confuse the United States Penitentiary at Leavenworth and the United States Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth. The USP is a federal prison. The USDB is the military prison. On several occasions pictures of the USP are used to represent the Disciplinary Barracks.
  
  
• Factual errors: In several episodes the characters refer to a door as a hatch. A door is still a door, even aboard ship. The metal doors with dogs, latches, around the edges are watertight doors. A hatch is a rectangular cover of an opening in a deck. Hatches, due to their weight, are generally propped open allowing access between decks. They are closed and dogged down, latched, during general quarters, battle stations, to prevent spread of fire, smoke and flooding should damage occur during battle. The round openings in hatches, and sometimes in a deck, are called scuttles. They are for access when the hatches have been closed.
  
  

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