The USNS Robert E. Peary is a dry cargo and ammunition ship, one of the newest support vessels in the US Navy's supply fleet, and this film follows her crew through a seven-day resupply mission off the coast of Somalia. Cameras track the ship as she pulls alongside vessels ranging from a small frigate to a full-size aircraft carrier, transferring fuel, food, and ammunition while both ships stay underway at sea, a maneuver that requires precise coordination between crews. The film shows the mechanics of underway replenishment up close: the rigging of transfer lines, the deck crews working in tight formation, and the logistics required to keep a carrier group fed and armed thousands of miles from home port. Interviews with sailors and officers explain their roles aboard the ship and the demands of sustained deployment. It is a straightforward look at the unglamorous but essential work that keeps a modern naval fleet operational far from any harbor.