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My favorite episode. This is the third time watching this. Neville Brand was a FANTASTIC actor!

Love that heavy starch on Rice’s cover. 👍🏽

So, is this the first filmed episode?

The writers of this series did a great job. The plots are so good that you can enjoy the same episodes over and over again.

Katherine Ross! In a few years she’ll be famous in “ Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid “!

Watching these episodes reminds me of the 60s as a soldier not a Marine, but had this training as well. Yes, I crawled under live machine gun fire. We were getting ready for Vietnam. What I love about this show was the human factor that always comes into play. Great show, cast and stories.

They sure do pick on Lt Rice. He always comes through though.

This brings back memories of my childhood growing up in National City CA. We were a Navy town, but we got to see a lot of Marines training in the bay or beach. All the aircraft and other cool stuff. When I was 8 years old Marines seemed like they stood 10 foot tall. Great show here.

the hell is her problem?! why did she pin the blame on a completely random guy? that's just horrible

That motel was next to the Revere House at Tustin and first st. Revere House was a well known old school dinner house. All just about 7 miles from mcas El Toro. The hotel office later became Davinci Italian restaurant with really great food…

Ina was so gorgeous. ❤️❤️🙏🙏

So many people in this show wound up in Star Trek, this being a Roddenberry effort. Nimoy, Lockwood and Nichols.

Thank you for uploading this great series.

wow private sallaway is a real dick

I finally got to see this. I've been wanting to see it for several years. Thanks for sharing.

God Bless our men in uniform.

Linda Evans looks like a high school girl.

The punch line at the end is too much the truth. "It's funny how a girl can be so close to what a guy really wants and still miss it by so far. " I've known 2 young soldiers who would have done well to take heed to such wisdom.

In the stock footage the Marines were carrying M-1 Garrand rifles. When they switch to the Hollywood version, they have the M-14 rifle

3:18 When I was stationed with the 2nd Amtrac Battalion at Camp Lejeune in 1968 one of our amtracs sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. It was loaded with 30 Marines and as it came down off the ramp of an LST, instead of floating it sank like a rock. All the Marines inside were drowned. It's a day I'll never forget.

UA-cam is getting really greedy guys. How do we fix this?

I joined the Corps the same year this episode was filmed.

I was worried Bill Bixby might start turning green. 😉

this guy is drinking water from stagnant swamps, and pouring the water into a bullet wound..what the hell survival course did he take?

Right. Rice was going to turn Louis Nye over to the FBI. At that time, playing military dress up games would get you investigated for espionage. Stolen Valor may have been the perpetrator's least concern.

The big guy is the MVP, folks. You don't mess with Lieutenant Rice, never!

Gary Lockwood may have not been the most sought after actor in the 60's but he sure was born to play Lt. Rice!

Find this to be excellent television.....too bad this series didn't get more than one season.

too bad Kirok wasn't there, he would have breathed life into the boy

the episode that tanked the series!!

I never saw or even heard of this show until I found it on YT. It's a shame that "Hollywood" isn't producing/fronting decent, wholesome programs such as this. This episode hit home with me as it was a drunk driver who ended my military reserve and full-time civilian careers in a split second. I think, though, in reality, that the Marine Corps would have given the fictional 2nd Lieutenant a non deployment billet, or an Honorable Discharge and received a government (VA) pension. I had half a dozen herniated discs and NO surgery, and it was "adios" for me. And it's a rare day when I'm not in pain and cursing the drunk who hit me and who spent less than 24 hours in jail.

This TV series continues to keep my attention and high interest. Mostly because of the realistic moral dilemmas portrayed and so well acted out. Secondarily because in my service tenure Officer and Enlisted we are so well tuned to each other. Thereby sustaining a long trust and reliance upon- with each other. Great series from Rodenberry!!

Say what u want but we need shows like this nowadays !

they're all wearing blackface ha ha

Very underrated series. Thanks!

The El tee had a pimp ass ride too

Probably loosely based off the ribbon creek incident.

Damn Sarge is trying to help him but he can't see past his own prejudice.

Shame this series didn't catch on ,it's very under appreciated

dead giveaway - "Heartbreak Ridge" Recon Platoon did the same thing to Maj Power elite fighting men. So this is where the idea came from.

Leadership 101 - Discipline is not what you do TO someone. Discipline is what your do FOR someone.

Great movie to punctuate the series. Fine and realistic performances from all.

The backpack radios were likely a mix of PRC10 and PRC25. The first was al miniature tubes, the second was an updated design that used many of the same modules. The PRC77 was designed as a fully solid state version, built on the same chassis & case. I question why the Marines were developing this impossible system rather than the US Army at Ft. Monmouth, where their electronics research and schools were located. It was in New Jersery, where RCA and several other defense contractors were located. The radios of that day were incapable of a system like this. It took the development of GPS to get the required accuracy. Otherwise, it's a good movie.

"You'll get nothing, and like it!"

What a loser! Go back to Arnold Ziffle!

Recruits never speak in the first person. It's "the recruit," not "I." Just to let us know that we were not human beings until graduation.

We didn't unbutton the top button of our blouse until graduation.

This w funny one 😂

I believe this is my favorite episode. I discovered this show on a channel that shows good old shows. I wasn't born when this came out nor the other shows people my age wouldn't take time to watch. During this time I fell in love with Gary's acting. I thought I have see them all until this year more of his works are on UA-cam. That Gary for all the jobs you have brought to our lives. ❤