Combat! is an American television program that originally aired on ABC from 1962 until 1967. The show covered the grim lives of a squad of American soldiers fighting the Germans in France during World War II. The program starred Rick Jason as platoon leader Second Lieutenant Gil Hanley and Vic Morrow as Sergeant "Chip" Saunders.
Combat! is an American television program that originally aired on ABC from 1962 until 1967. The show covered the grim lives of a squad of American soldiers fighting the Germans in France during World War II. The program starred Rick Jason as platoon leader Second Lieutenant Gil Hanley and Vic Morrow as Sergeant "Chip" Saunders.
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An embittered deserter is bribed into Saundes' squad across the mountains. They are captured by Germans and left to freeze, but manage a daring escape.
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Directed by Sutton RoleyWritten by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Theodore Bikel, Henry Brandon
Sent to the rear to recover from injuries, Kirby and Caje encounter Harry White, a dice cheating schemer who has been fighting the war from a bar stool.
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Directed by Sutton RoleyGuest stars Claudine Longet, Mickey Rooney, Norman Alden
During a barrage, Saunders is trapped under a beam and the only man who can rescue him is Pvt. Kogan. The scared Kogan abandons Saunders as the enemy moves into town.
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Directed by Bernard McEveetyWritten by Edward J. LaksoGuest stars Sal Mineo, Ed Gilbert
In a newly liberated French town Saunders is reluctant to accept the ministrations of a courageous thirteen year old girl whose one ambition is to serve the troops as a nurse.
Hanley must take the place of a G-2 officer on a mission to spy on a German HQ. One of the three men he must meet has killed an American that Kirby recognized and took his unifom.
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Directed by Sutton RoleyGuest stars Warren Stevens, Ed Kemmer, Skip Homeier
Saunders learns that his hero and role-model has feet of clay.Sergeant Avery, thought killed in action shows up alive and well. and must clear himself of suspicion of desertion.
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Directed by Bernard McEveetyGuest stars Rip Torn, Anthony Eisley, Robert Yuro
Hanley and men are sent to evacuate the town of Bonnaire which is targeted for German attack. But the mayor, his three beautiful daughters, and the township people thwart Hanley's every effort.
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Directed by Sutton RoleyGuest stars Jay Novello, Susan Silo
Littlejohn receives a birthday cake from his mother, with the explicit instructions not to open it until the 21st. He carries it on a dangerous patro; into enemy territory.
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Written by Ed AdamsonGuest stars Phillip Pine, Jean Del Val
A German captain is ordered to blow up a bridge that the Americans will use to enter a French town, but Saunders' squad moves in before he can complete his mission
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Directed by Bernard McEveetyGuest stars James Whitmore
Saunders and a young soldier, Private Carey, are in a fight for their lives against the Germans. But Carey has never killed anyone or any thing, and will not defend himself.
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Directed by Bernard McEveetyGuest stars Tommy Sands
A German Bombardment strikes a prison releasing convicted criminals into the countryside. One unscrupulous convict assumes the identity of a French resistance fighter.
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Directed by Bernard McEveetyGuest stars Gilbert Roland
After losing a superior office in the field, Saunders and squad allow themselves to be captured by the enemy to liberate a famous American correspondent being held by the Germans.
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Directed by Sutton RoleyWritten by Richard L. NewhaferGuest stars Henry Beckman, Dan Duryea, Douglas Henderson
Lieutenant William Benton, the son of celebrated General Bull Benton, leads a mission to locate a big artillery piece that is cutting up the American lines.
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Directed by Bernard McEveetyGuest stars Andrew Prine, Michael Masters, John Milford
Hanley does not recall a private from patrol until the news that his wife is dying is confirmed. (At which time he will get an emergency leave.) But by then patrol is trapped and hiding in a basement.
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Guest stars Greg Mullavey, Chad Everett, Robert Fortier
Edward J. Lakso, Gene Levitt, Paul Playdon, Gene L. Coon, William Bast, Art Wallace, David Moessinger, Richard Matheson, Gilbert Ralston, Luther Davis, George W. George, Robert Pirosh, Robert Kaufman, Malvin Wald
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
152
Original language
English
Networks & production
ABCUnited States
Themes
1940smilitaryoccupied france (1940-44)u.s. soldierus armyworld war ii