COMBAT! s.1 ep.27: "Hill 256" (1963)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Episode written by David Moessinger and directed by James Komack, with Vic Morrow, Rick Jason, Robert Culp, Jack Hogan, Pierre Jalbert, Curt Conway, Liam Sullivan, Bill Zuckert, Conlan Carter, et al (www.imdb.com/ti.... Original air date: 9 April 1963.
Saunder's assessment of Metcalf's condition of the opposite of Kirby's testimony of the incident reflects the other side of bravery that you forgot the human side of being a soldier... very well written story...
I've been appreciating Combat more than I ever did when I first saw the series way back in the 70s in the time of my youth...
The MP in the Courtroom turned out to be a regular in season 2 as "Doc" the medic. He is not listed in the credits at the end, but his name is Colan Carter.
Conlan carter
I thought he looked familiar. Ah, television before DVD’s where you could be in a series several times because nobody remembered you from a year ago.
He's listed in the credits
I'm almost 75 years old. Combat was a top notch series when I was a teenager in high school. Some excellent writing and even better acting. Aired on Tuesday evenings and I remember it well and enjoyed it very much. So much so I have all five seasons on DVD. I always thought Caje was the best soldier in the squad. Guess that's why the Sarge always made him take point. Kirby was an excellent BAR man but a rascally hothead. Little John was a stumblebum but pretty reliable. Doc was always there with a band-aid when you needed him but Saunders was definitely the true leader of the pack when it came to soldiering and looking out for his charges. As a veteran myself I saw literally dozens of people during my working career who wouldn't get to first base in the military and definitely could never carry a set of stripes yet they were givin positions of authority. Sometimes I still find myself shaking my head.
I thought Little John carried the BAR.
Saunders and Kirby were my favorites and Little John seemed to always mess up and create problems.
Vic was Great actor who did not receive enough recognition during his active years.
BRAVO. HE MADE MY FRIENDS AND I LOYAL COMBAT CRAZIES. WE ALL HAD HELMETS WEBB BELTS CANTEENS COOKING KITS. TAKE OUR AIR RIFLES AND WHAM-O SLINGSHOTS WITH US AND GO PLAY COMBAT FOR HOURS AND HOURS. KIDS HAD IMAGINATIONS IN THE GOOD OLD 60S
We even used our slingshots to launch cherry bombs ashcans and later on m-80s as our morters
You all prolly dont care at all but does someone know a trick to get back into an Instagram account??
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Morrow's nothing less than marvelous performance as a surveillance specialist in the pilot "Slow Boy" of NBC's Police Story in September 1973, one of the more realistic police series ever to be seen on television, foretold winning portrayals by the appearances of numerous actors who helped the cop show win accolades for such an outstanding drama series. Police Story was the precursor to later TV shows such as Hill Street Blues, Law & Order, NYPD Blue and The Shield. Vic's down-to-earth performance in the pilot paved the way.
I love Combat! Watched the originals and watching all of them over now. You will never
this quality again on television nor the movies. No gratuitous sex. No breast implants, no
fake piano teeth. Blood, sweat and tears from scared courageous young men who lived
through hell over and over and over. Thank you youtube for this.
Hollywood has lost it's zeal for making high quality motion pictures and tv series.
Thanks Nicholas Collora youtube 8th scene.....love
You guys just want to live in the past. I bet you guys still watch lawrence welk every Saturday and go to bed at sundown. So pathetic to just live in the past like some southerners reliving the civil war. Or the Nazis still living in the 1940s. Just pathetic …
Such high caliber writing and acting are rarely seen on TV today. My dad was a combat veteran in WWll god rest his soul. I feel guilty for not suffering the way that generation did, but reaping the benefits of it. I worship them for their sacrifices. They should be respectfully remembered.
I'm 66 and I remember seeing the later years of but can't remember them. I just started watching again. Thanks to whom ever put this series on UA-cam. I'm seeing the first season for the first time and enjoying it!
Vic Morrow a great actor and one of many Stars on the Combat series.dw 82 Airborne Military Police Company
82nd Airborne Division
1972-1973.
My First Sgt. was Mr. Airborne. He named his Daughter Canopy, his Son Ripcord. His German shepherd dog nick named "Little Airborne" by the soldiers in the Company jumped with the First Sgt and earned his Dog Paratrooper jump wings.
My 1st Sgt. was William Gilbert Verbist. He made two combat jumps in the Korean War. He served four tours in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
1st Sgt Verbist made 556 parachute jumps. He retired after 30 years of service as Sgt. Major of the 82nd Airborne Provost Marshall office.
He was Mr.Airborne
All The Way.
He was inducted into Military Police Hall of fame at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
1ST Sgt told me to stop everyone who came into the 82nd Airborne Division area and find out who they were and why the were there. I replied Yes 1st Sgt. Then he told me if I saw the United States Army Rangers come on Ft. Bragg to wave them on through. I asked 1st Sgt. why is that? He said the United States Rangers are the Best of the Best and if they need policing they will police themselves.
Two weeks later I was directing traffic at Guber and Grave street and I look up and see a convoy of Rangers coming towards me.
As the Ranger Captain wearing a black beret came through the intersection riding a mule I snapped to attention saluted and shouted "ALL THE WAY SIR".The Captain Saluted me back and Shouted "Airborne."
The rest of the Ranger detachment came through riding on a Gamma 🐐 goat.
In April 1972 the 82nd Airborne Division was on Red Alert to deploy to Vietnam in response to the Eastertide offensive where the North Vietnam Army was coming to South
Vietnam with Hundreds of tanks.
That night of the Red Alert I spent all night at Grave and Ardennes street stopping every car and telling the soldiers "The Division is on Red Alert, report to your unit ASAP and keep it quite."
When the Sun came up we MP's starting escorting the tank knock out teams from the 2nd Brigade to Pope Air force base to be loaded on C141s. MPs were under orders to make sure no one approached any of the Soldiers and to apprehend anyone who did because this mission Was Top Secret.
There was a weapon mounted on all the Jeeps that I had never seen before so I asked soldier what it was and he said a tow missile.
I asked the solder what do you do with that?
He responded "kill tanks".
Yeas later I talked to a Sgt. Who was in charge of leading the 32 tank knockout teams and he said they spent six months in Vietnam on this mission.
My platoon met with our platoon Sgt. the next day and he told us that " if we deployed to Vietnam our Commander in chief President Nixon would make sure we had the equipment to complete our mission and come home safely to our families.
Four days later the Division was taking off red alert. The tank knock teams deployed to Vietnam but the rest of the Division stood down and taken off red alert.
This event is not mentioned in the History of The 82nd Airborne Division because it was "classified top secret".
I personally never went to Vietnam.
I salute all the military personnel who did go to Vietnam. In my opinion those who went to Vietnam are
the best of the best.
I love all these combat movies, I saw most of them in my childhood, it is reminded me of my good old days, Thank you.
I enjoyed combat when I was a young man now at age 72 I'm watching them again burl
+ burl yates , I am age 66 and I just discovered this enthralling series a few weeks ago . I can't stop watching it , the acting and direction are so good . Plus I have seen so many good guest appearances from some real stars like Lee Marvin and others , who give this show a good name .
To bad it's not still on once in awhile, I'm 62. watched the series every Saturday nite along with the "gallant men"..
@@brianwills8689 Now your 70. God bless.
the British officer came back and said "I would",that's good writing.Righteous means to do the right thing.thisTV
series was all about that.teaching good and moral values.the Sgt. and Lt. were in those situations and did the
right thing all the time.i wonder how much of a recruiting tool this was for the military service since this TV show
was on during the Vietnam war.how many men or boys enlisted being influenced by "Combat" the TV series?.
@GR160289, I want to thank you for taking out time in uploading these great WWII Combat videos. It was my favorite as a young boy and that's why til this day I still have all my 12inch GI JOES! Blessings.
ONE OF MY MOST FAVORITE.....VIC MORROW.....COMBAT....NEVER TO FORGET,,,,,,
Wow great episode.
Sometimes Kirby is a pain in the posterior, a wise guy. But when the chips are down, he will back you up. If Kirby dives for a fox hole you better believe there is a good reason.
Robert Culp is such a great actor, I have appreciated him in every thing he ever did. He was so cool as Hoby Gilman in a TV western called Trackdown.
EEGADS now I have to go look for that on YT.
Thank you so much for posting the best show ever, Combat, power packed with life lessons and illustrated sermons so relative for us today in these perilous times, to inspire us onward and to not give up.
Greatest TV series of my childhood. Including all westerns Gunsmoke and Bonanza ...Combat was beloved by all of us kids born in the 50s. I think Vic Morrow was the most authentic dramatic actor of that era. Too bad they didnt do a feature film based on the series. Vic would of garnished an Oscar for sure. His death still haunts me....he was cooler than Steve McQueen for sure
Wait. Cooler than Steve McQueen? NOW you’ve gone too far…😁
This was a great episode! Thanks once again for posting these Classics. Takes me back to my childhood. My cousins and I never missed an episode back when these were in prime time. Loved re-enacting them on the farm. Of course we all wanted to be Saunders...
Combat was so popular on TV during my grade school ( early 1960s ). Every Saturday at 7:00 PM I was at home just to watch Lt. Hanley, Sgt. Saunders, Privates Caje, Kirby, Little John and Doc. And their weapons Carbine, Thompson, Garand, Browning were pretty good. I was so sad that Vic Morrow and Rick Jason died in tragedies.
Wow! I am so amazed at Jack Hogan's performance!
Jack Hogan is an excellent actor, but not recognized. I watched several films as a star and series as a guest actor and he was always great.I love his soft and whispering voice...
Yes this is one of his best episodes.
So appreciate having access to be able to watch these old "greats". Thanks.
powerful acting,powerful cast,very believable,VIC MORROW is Oscar quality,RIP SARGE
I watched this when I was a kid, loved it then and even more so now.
Good episode. Well written, directed and acted. Good story.
I watched this when it first aired 50 years ago. I haven't forgotten it.
50 years ago...PLEASE don't remind me of how long ago it's been. LOL
Thank you for putting these videos together. I used to watch them when I was growing up overseas
Robert Culp , in this episode . We used to see him here on T.V. in N.Z. in a show called " I Spy " with Bill Cosby . He does a good job as a Sgt. who is too brave to notice danger .
I like combat so much since I was a child. Thanks for uploading it on youtube.
Great acting by Jack Hogan standing at the beginning of the trial - lip quivering.... Really looked like he was on trial for his life. Loved Kerby in this episode - one of my favorites for him!
Agree!!
Rick said at COMBOAT crussie Jack became the best actor we had
Yehh excellent observation
I thought I had seen them all, both when they were current and later on YT. First time ever for this episode. IMO it's THE best of the entire series. TY for posting it.
Caje didn't have to help Sarge in this matter. Sarge told him I can't order you to do anything the Army didn't authorize. But he did it anyway because of who Sarge was as a person not his rank. That is real power! People do for you because of who you are as a person not because of your position! But isn't it better to get people to come along side to help you because they want too. The best influence in the world!
It's not power, it's respect.
I I agree with you
"It makes me mad. Every time you give me a choice there is no real choice."
Definitely talk about respect. What à ģreat show. My favorite since it first aired in the early 60s I was à bout 4yrs old.
Saunders has integrity above all else....When a genuine person like himself call upon you, you want to help him....
Look. Its one of the greatest episodes of perhaps the greatest show ever on television. I like LAW AND ORDER, too. But nobody could produce this today.
hey gr i agree with SUNDEEP thanks buddy you bring all of us combat fans great memories from a great t v show we all thank you and appreciate all the hard work you do for us again gr thanks so much buddy a friend terry
The Doc doubling as an MP . Conlan Carter 👀😩🔫👊
The guy who plays doc in the beginning was starting to figure out that his character was going anywhere. So the second doc who is the MP got the job.
@@danrobinson572Amen to that! I love CC.
Pvt. Kirby proved his innocence beyond a reasonable doubt , with help of Sgt. Saunders, Pvt. "Cage" Lemay and his lawyer. I never saw this episode back in 1963.
Excellent Quality transfer. Thanks a million!
I watched too many of these to believe Kirby was a coward..
Kirby never ran previously. He can be very immature but no coward. Sarge had him almost every outing and been point.
Kirby with that baddass BAR with bipod. That cannon was also caliber .30-06. The main battlefield rifle...M1 GARAND .30-06....GEN PATTON CALLED THE M1 GARAND THE GREATEST WEAPON OF WW2. Kirby was just human. Always pushing up on women in each French village...always gripping. He was like the rest ..Cage..Littlejohn Doc...fearless seasoned warriors
I knew the were not going to shoot kirby for cowardice because eddie slovik was the only man shot for that during ww2. Plus... Who would they hire to take his spot on the show?🙄
especially since over the five seasons probably won about twenty-five purple hearts
Kirby talked too much ,but always fighting
The first time I saw Robert Culp was in " The Outer Limits " the two part episode was called " The Glass Hand " were a Billion People were reduced to electronic bits and pulses to evade an Alien Invasion .
His son played the " Macco Officer " on Star Trek " Enterprise " .
He played in two other Outer Limits episodes as well, both in season 1: "The Architects of Fear", where he was surgically altered into an alien "boogeyman" to try uniting the warring nations of Earth against a common enemy; and "Corpus Earthling", in which he accidentally overhears an alien plot to invade & conquer the earth. BTW, "Demon With a Glass Hand" was a one-parter, not two - "The Inheritors" was the show's only 2-part episode. It starred Robert Duvall & Steve Ihnat.
3:22 Doc was an MP before he put his transfer in to be a Medic. He even became a real Doctor after the war, then left practice to become a Police officer.
Now he's in prison for trying to arrest a black person.
Actually an airline pilot , he was born just south of me. Still kicking to.
I wonder if Vic or any of the other cast learned of this, that they may have helped save soldier's lives in Vietnam?
I loved COMBAT as a kid. These days I recognize how melodramatic they are...that and the eucalyptus trees 😱.
Too bad Robert Culp didn't become a regular on Combat...He's a very talented actor.
the good ones spun off into their own shows, i spy
Yes I know, I grew up in the 50's, I'm an old guy. Never missed Combat & I Spy.
+Bri G. We here in New Zealand never got the Combat series , but we got " I Spy " which I remember as being very good . Here I am at 66 years of age really enjoying this " Combat " series . We all grew up watching black and white T.V. in the early sixties . I am determined to watch as many episodes of this great series as I can .
Too bad Culp died so suddenly.
When he left the Military he became a professional spy.
Robert Culp, one strong actor. Like Vic Morrow.
Bill Maxwell
I completely forgot this! Thanks Pejuang for jogging my memory. Be safe.
Oustanding, well acted episode of a highly laudable series.
appreciate all your hard work
missed many of the series back then ,,thanks for posting...
Lt Hanley was wounded at the hill and helped back to town by a kid, later some of the squad including Sgt sounders went back to the town too. That's why he's alone until found by Metcalf. See s1 episode 16: volunteer.
Sgt Medcalf sure didn't use the BAR in an effective manner. He should of of left Kirby in the at the bottom of the hill to provide covering fire.
I think Metcalf was a good man at heart....But he was what Saunders said he was, he had become so conditioned he got to the point where he didn't see the danger when it was looking right at him...
That MP corporal is Doc from the later episodes.
+ Timothy Jordan , yes , and he is a good actor too .
brian will
Thanks a lot GR...I really enjoyed the show...so dramatic and good.
This must be just before Robert Culp did I Spy, that was an excellent show. Some episodes he wrote and directed.
A bit of the UCMJ, Army style, and a bit of justice for the innocent-- Sgt. Saunders and Cage to the rescue. So there was a German 8mm MG on Hill 256 , just as the defendant, Kirby claimed. An excellent episode as always.
Ain't no Cage ,it's Caj as in Cajun
@@dehoedisc7247Actually, it's Caje! 😊
So addicted to these videos. Love em!
That's "Doc" alright. I wonder why he's an MP in this episode? Everyone who watched the show must have recognized him immediately, especially his voice when he shouted at those little French kids.
A great épisode! Merci pour le téléchargement!
I remember in the 60's after combat i take out my plastic Timmy Toys army men and imitate combat.
Kirby should have a dozen bronze stars by the end of season 1.
R.I.P Vic Morrow..
hey gr just to let you know i did buy the complete dvd package of combat like you said buddy ppl who enjoy this wonderful realistic tv show should invest in it they would not be disappointed your friend terry again gr thanks
Or he needs a serious rest from combat. It's said that 240 days on the battlefield a soldier can snap. When I was in infantry school in Camp Pendleton back in 1982, some of my instructors were Vietnam veterans. One in particular staff sergeant drank heavily off hours. I knew that to be the case because my father drank heavily drowning his sorrows from combat fatigue in World War II as a tanker. A fighting can be on the lines so long he loses fear,
"Loses fear" or becomes resigned to the fact that he can be killed at any moment? Also called depression.
I never saw the first couple seasons since I was only 4 or 5 when the first season launched. Great watching these, since I never saw them before. This had to be the first episode Kirby has the BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle), as in an earlier episode the BAR man gets killed and Kirby had lobbied for it, but a replacement got it instead. I know all the later seasons that I had watched as a kid, Kirby always had the BAR and became a reliable gutsy soldier, not the goofball of the first half season.
This episode and almost getting court-martialed must have transformed him. We shall see in the next half season of episode.
COMBAT was a superlative tv show with accolades all around, but I always felt the squad`s 16 pound BAR should have been handled by Little John, not Kirby. In my humble opinion, larger heavier weaponry should be operated by bigger men. Same holds true with the 23 pound M60, later in Vietnam.
Happy to report my Family enjoyed this tv series from the start, back in the day. My Father, a WW2 U.S. Army combat veteran of the ETO, said the show was so well produced & acted that at times he felt "extremely unsettled" watching it...Most of the series was filmed in Culver City, California, just 4 miles from our home.
another great Combat episode.
Excellent episode. Kirby is no coward!!!
I did a little research. This is a first season. The actor playing the MP didn't join the cast as Doc until the second season.
Yeah, something just didn't make sense there....
@@keithrissolo7437 he’s an actor. He can play other parts.
@@Invictus13666 No need for snarky, i.e. wise assed comments....
@@keithrissolo7437 I know what snarky means, twatface. And obviously, based on your comment, there was.
Hi buddy,
thanks for this brilliant post luv your work it takes tremendous amount of determination and dedication to post long videos like this and we are the lucky ones to enjoy it
thanks once agn
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Today, November 25, 2019, Jack Hogan (Kirby) celebrates his first 90 years old.
Oh? When will the second one be? ;
Talk about LOYALTY and DEDICATION. No wonder why the squad is a true TEAM, from Lt. Hanley, to Sgt. Saunders, to every member.
I would consider myself lucky to be part of that unit.
Also, when did Doc become an MP?
clearly was a previous role.....
@@direwolf6234 This episode was from season 1 "Doc" was replaced during season 2
Side hustle. He’s a medic during the week and an MP on the weekends
Yep I remember these. Used to watch with me brothers and my father. My father was a Pacific vet. We even discussed these some times in civics class. Our teacher was Mr Lamb as I recall.
Do they even teach civics and constitution these days ?
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Wow!! .. Vic Morrows monologue at end was DEEP !
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One of the better episodes without a doubt .
Amazing episode!!!
Only one American was shot in the whole of WW2 for desertion. Eddie Slovak, a repeat offender
Out of 50,000 that did desert.
Hate to say it someone had to be made an example
The TV movie "The Execution of Private Slovak" with Martin Sheen is available on YT.
Another Ike crime...amazing no one ever settled with that monster!
@@alancorrea9161 why??
Suanders & Caje...too cold!!!! :-)
superb episode! and i'm very proud to say that vic morrow and rick jason were --- JEWISH!
So you've said 50 times already!
hi'yall hi'yall seriously WHO GIVES A FUCK..!!!!!!
Yes, they were, shalom!😎
Wow cool Robert clup that's cop that played in greatest American hero ! Bet you didn't know that 😷
When I was kid growing up in the 60's watching Combat!, Kirby reminded me of Tommy Smothers, his looks and almost the same type of attitude. Call me crazy.
You're crazy.....................................;
Good observation. You were right.
Doc is in the court room as the MP never noticed that last time I watched this episode
During the Battle of Hue city and Saigon during the TET offensive in Vietnam, US Soldiers apparently used tactics that they remembered from this show, because they were never really trained for urban combat.
What show will they use in Iraq and Iran in 2020...dead men walking...worse than the human sacrifices in "Apocalypto"...flying them there on commercial airlines...dead .. .deader...deadest!...break out the body bags...say goodbye to mommy!
I heard that too.
This channel is excellent some of these I remember some I don't I remember this being on Channel 9 in New York in reruns in the early 1970s.
44:31 what I would have said if i were kirby or saunders: 'You do realise, that that means if Kirby hadnt run off and you went to get him, you'd have walked right into that gunners line of fire...kirbys 'cowadice' saved your life'
Then id just let him stew ;)
I like how Saunders empathizes with Robert Culp's character. He has been where Cup's character has been....ironic how he comments about the other Sgt being so conditioned to being brave that he doesn't see danger when it is in front of him. IN some ways....isn't that Saunders too?
I see Saunders as more repressive of his own needs rather than conditioned...or perhaps on may say self-conditioned?
I saw at 10:30 that a shell exploded by Sgt Metcalf did not take cover as he approached Kirby. I thought what the hell (and if Combat lost its excellent attention to detail) until the last part when Saunders said how Metcalf was conditioned to danger. Conditioned or simply couldn't cared less if he lived or died? Now's that's a terrible leader of men or sgt.
Good one love Vick Morrow hair in this one so good looking and a Great actor he made this show combat RIP
One overlooked point is the prosecutor. When the evidence becomes overwhelming, he swallows his pride and does the right thing - making his own motion to dismiss the charges. This is something that prosecutors are taught to do, but don't always follow through on. Their job/mission is to see justice served, not convict people. Unfortunately in this modern age a lot of civilian prosecutors are grandstanding for the cameras and think the only thing that matters is their conviction rate.
One of the toughest jobs in the military is a Sargents I have learned a lot from Sargents one of them was my Dad.
Aug 7th 1944 - wow 6 days before I was born. Great episode. Sarge all clean & spiffy & down & dirty. Love the wool cap cause you can see that sexy blond hair.
See how Sarge looks after his men
.. every single of them! But when in danger they all left Sarge alone in that Survival episode!💀
Saunders is alll dressed up for the court martial "spit and polish", but isn't wearing his ribbons of which he has 3 rows, including the silver star...I wonder why.
still looks good to me
"ribbons" are cool!!
and packing a 45.....
Many personnel would not wear all their ribbons. DA regulations differ from many other services. The service member can at their own discretion wear the ones they want, and not wear others. Some are very modest.
ComBat is my favorite tv series at my young age
In all the episodes I’ve watched over the years Sergeant Saunders has never given up. He keeps going even when the odds are against him. He keeps trying right up until the end. Anything less is not in his blood. That’s what I take away from watching Sergeant Saunders. For me that’s worth remembering and practicing.
Prejudice might cause someone to be guilty.
The staff seargent may not have seen a machine gun.
Anyway , friendship of two comrades about Kirby was great as they risked death to find evidence .
The mp is Doc in future episodes of Combat
Why did he changed character?
This episode was directed by James komack much later he directed many tv programs in comedy like Chico and the man and welcome back kotter to name a few and he used to be a stand up comic and his best remembered role was Tom Corbett best friend and coworker on the courtship of Eddies father starring Bill bixby and Brandon Cruz
A great episode!....I remember this one when i was a kid. Pvt. Kirby's in real trouble this time', and not over just losing a stripe. Kirby puts on a brave front; but the sarge knows better. I understand how Sgt. Metcalf feels , but Kirby's got more guts and saavy than whole squad of regular GI's. Metcalf is the kind of stuff that dead hero's are made of
Didn`t see it that way. Both were good soldiers. Saunders summarized it well. Fog Of War...
🙂💯👍🇺🇸🪖🎖️ whos still watching in 2024 ❓❓
10:33 pm,July 30,I remember we're just watching from neighborhood,I'm now 59 yrs.old,watching from the philippines
Me!
Cage understands the meaning of pals.
In many ways.....Sgt Saunders sees a bit of himself in Metcalf. He really harbors no anger at Metcalf because he has been in many of the same dangerous situations Metcalf has been in.
In this episode, the Doc that I got used to seeing in many later epidodes debuted as a an MP.
who knew Doc was an MP too?
Just earning a little extra money on the side 😂😂😂
Thanks for the downloads
Still amazing seeing ordinary Citizens and Kids Walking around in Bombed Towns throughout Europe. Although Years ago in WWII. They were on TV recreation, but what these Folks went through, the Effects of war
Shows like this express why in real combat life when the war is over and whoever survives have a hard time returning to civilian life because of the bond among soldiers
This was Docy's first episode!!!!!