COMBAT! s.2 ep.24: "The Hunter" (1964)

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[@hanshahr8627]

As a kid never missing one episode of COMBAT, this show was way ahead of its time, even though it was a show about the past. I still watch it, and I'm 61 years old. God Bless you Vic Morrow!!!!! Well done!!!!

[@martinluna5641]

español

[@GreenManalichi]

@phillip krikorian Don't forget the Rat Patrol series during this era of our youth...but Combat was better

[@lsusmuggler]

You watched when you were 5?

[@johnricci294]

ditto

[@hugbug4408]

I'm 64yrs.old and remember it very well! 1962-1966 .LOVE THE INTRO! Those guys my were my heroes. The Vietnam War kind of changed all that. With the war being on T.V. it was your true reality T.V. show for that time period. Gees, you had "The Rat Patrol," and "McHales Navy" all on about the same time; by 66-67 that genre of T.V. was obsolete. Does anybody remember another war T.V. show titled the "Galliant Men", also came on the very early 60s to about 1964.

[@johannmckraken9399]

As a kid growing up Combat! was one of my favorite programs. I loved it for the action scenes but was not old enough to appreciate the depths of morality as well as humanity during war that the show had. Now being much older I see the show much differently, the action is still great but the show has so much more meaning now. It really was a great show with outstanding actors and writers. Wish they still made programs like this.

[@walterdebnam8021]

Yes I totally agree! It was my favorite show as well. I grew up in the military and knew guys who were on the ground in Europe, France and Bastogne too. So I had an appreciation for them, and loved the heart of this show. The writing and acting was excellent. They were old enough to really remember the war. If not old enough to be in it they were for living through it. It still makes me proud to be an American 👍☝️🌄

[@ΜΑΝΏΛΗΣ-ξ1τ]

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[@davekirby7790]

it was the same with wagon train and gunsmoke and have gun, will travel remember they were full of action and no story line ...now that I am in my mid-70s there was so much of a story to be told that I miss or didn't understand back when... these shows are incredible to re-watch with a renew since of enjoyment and excitement ...I ask my two Uncles, who fought in WW11 what they thought of the Combat TV series and my one Uncles said it was to realistic for him to watch my other Uncle said he lived it for two years why should he watch it again..Uncle Bill said it sounds to real it gave him the creeps ..God Bless the Men who'd gave their lives so we can sit here and watch KZbin

[@matta3968]

No matter how many times you watch these they never get old. Besides, it beats any of the shit on tv today!!

[@muhammadzulzul6471]

.k.. M........... M. M... M................ Mm. ..lly

[@hugbug4408]

Staring into space is better than watching today's T.V.! Well, not quite as bad, but bad enough! Some of the docudramas' are real good! But, the networks are trying their best. Things change. Like different type genres through time.

[@ummubalqis6945]

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[@edwardharrison9714]

I fondly remember sitting in front of our old black and white TV with rabbit ears watching combat wearing my six guns and holding on to my rifle........ those were the days

[@danielmacdonald8349]

Every time I start watching these episodes I say - I’ll only watch a little then watch the rest later. Problem is - once I start I can’t stop watching the entire episode.

[@jeffreylc]

The music is always great on Combat! The composer and band hopefully won a few awards. Really sets the tone.

[@awangkubarudin1495]

Cuma mau kamu tau kesabaran dan keikhlasan

[@terry_willis]

I wouldn't really call it music. It's more like sound effects.

[@mohammadfaizifaizi2949]

@@terry_willis ..........,,,,,,.....

[@fazilpirquliyev2808]

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[@KB-eo9bu]

This is the old Virginia Dare 🍷Winery in Rancho Cucamonga CA. It's still there it was restored and is a business park now. The Tower has a sign like the old Winery that closed in 1961.But so much built around it. Glad they did that. I was and still am a Combat Fan.

[@busman2050]

Thanks, I was wondering where this episode was filmed. Saw mountains in the background

[@mtndemmon]

Mt. Baldy in background along with Eucalyptus trees.

[@Nscalemike56]

I thought maybe Guasti…

[@dannamimakerowe2459]

I love watching this show! Iam 66yrs old. I really enjoy them. Thankyou God... Danna. ❤️

[@jenedygaralde9491]

i was a kid way back 1965, i walk to my uncle's residence to watch combat on sat night coz we dont have tv, i love the show and still watch it today...

[@annawhitis4251]

My dad , Walter Earl Phoenix , was a World War 2 field gunnery sargent, was proud of my dad , when growing up, and proud of him today, my dad passed away in 1996. I miss my dad very much, and think about him and remember him everyday. God Bless You Dad , your son , Kevin E. Phoenix.

[@tanggun7248]

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[@pascuald7292]

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[@donaldraaff5537]

I'm 68. Watched with my parents and brothers. Loved it then. Still love it.

[@ΧρήστοςΚανελλακης-ε5θ]

Είμαι 63 μια από τα ίδια, το βλέπαμε όλη η οικογένεια

[@letsgobrandon6281]

I'm 68.

[@TominiTomini-y2p]

Bagus itu

[@HectorRojas-in7kg]

😊😊😊😊

[@fuyu5979]

Another fantastic episode of Combat ! Good writing, acting, special affects, n yes, the music adds to the suspense n intrigue ! Kudos to all involved in the production of Combat !

[@kathrynmcmahon4048]

Like the original Little Rascals NO ACTOR TODAY can duplicate what these guys did! Hello Jack, Conlan and Billy. Miss you all so much. God bless!!!

[@ernestchatmon424]

I would like to see all of the episodes of combat in color just out of curiosity

[@geraldhosam9124]

Were?eagles?dare

[@ΜΑΡΙΑΠΑΠ-β9ρ]

I loved COMBAT. Me and my family never missed it. Maria from Athens. 2024.

[@michaelcarey3105]

My family never missed an episde,neither did any other families in our neighborhood. I feel like a little kid again,at 63,watching these episodes again. I love Combat.

[@SamhainBe]

Me too! Makes me wanna' breakout the Johnny Eagles and go out and play army.

[@jandiranascimento3331]

Amei. Esse. Seriado. Que. Daudades

[@VincentasEU]

Thanks for uploading. Watching from European Union, Lithuania. Great episode.

[@lourdesmanzano9735]

Vic Morrow great actor so sorry how he died. Is acting in combat great role as SGT. Vic Morrow. RIP as the others who have passed..

[@donstoddard8458]

All I ever remember about the shows is that every week when they came on and I heard the last music fading away I didn't have my homework done

[@hugbug4408]

Don't forget about the military comedies of "Gomer Pyle; U.S.M.C." and "Hogans' Heroes' " . No I wasn't looking for your payback in.hooking you up @ a stalag- prison camp.lol! A, little but macabre tid bit, a few of those men you see cadencing marching then at the beginning of T.V. series were sent to South-Vietnam and

[@eliza8285]

ME TOO 😂

[@pedroherreral.8096]

Que maravillosos tiempos. Televisión blanco y negro no nos importaba. Y no solo esta serie Combate también El gran chaparral Mi bella genio.....Ay Dios mío cuando no había tráfico y las playas eran limpias

[@jamesogu8179]

The sarge....a man thou brave and bold but still cares a lot for his men...hope he got the greater honor and promotions that he over deserved. God bless the brave and kind hearted like the sarge.

[@walterdebnam8021]

Amen ☝️🌄✝️

[@hugbug4408]

This is highly accurate on the bitter fighting between the allies and the axis. My grandpa was a paratrooper in the 82nd airborne ; a medic and rank of captain, did witness some ugly things in war while fighting in europe; things he didn't want to talk about but painstakingly did and maybe a couple of minutes and cut it off.When he did explain things, his face would contort as if somebody like stabbed him in his leg! He had been in dday 6/6/44, market garden 9/1944, and battle of the bulge late 1944 to mid Feb 1945. Grandpa was wounded in the ardennes(battle of the bulge). All 3 big skirmishes were bloody and he had very difficult time talking about it. It would be yrs. If you heard about each battle and very succinct. The conversations cut short due to emotional outburts.Very sobering!

[@bolinfan1519]

Patton said the U.S. fought against the wrong enemy. Maybe your grandfather agreed?

[@hugbug4408]

@@bolinfan1519 You know he would say the Nazis had to be erradicated. But, he hated communism and wasn't to fond of the Soviets!

[@hugbug4408]

@@bolinfan1519 Look at their economy and health care system; top of the line!

[@hugbug4408]

@@bolinfan1519 Patton knew we had the opportunity to stick it to the Soviets by having the bomb on the USA side. But, there's alot of speculation, theories on how Patton was killed besides an automobile accident with a truck!

[@ralphshelley9586]

Frozen bodies lying in the snow.

[@jamesfarley8356]

Loved Combat ! & never missed an episode as a 60's kid & @ 72 still do today & one thing I noticed but Sgt. never carried extra clips for his machine gun 🤔😉😎

[@curtvaughan2836]

The orchestration behind the musical background of this old show is amazing. That is no longer available in contemporary film.

[@ricecoffee3968]

They are incredible binoculars! Missed opportunity to get to the radio make the call. It's a flesh wound, back next episode. The Hunter has a aim problem. I watched Combat as a kid now I watch as an adult. Still good entertainment.

[@jackienosbisch3179]

I’m 68 and i watched ‘tis show i loved it an still do

[@Billybob8733-u7q]

I was born in 56 and NEVER missed an episode! Enjoying my 2nd childhood rewatching/bingewatching every show...great acting, plots, music and insights from other Combat enthusiasts...Virginia Dale winery in Rancho Cucamonga?? Great info😊

[@kathymcmahon6582]

Vic Morrow - a beautiful man and a great actor!!! This WAS HIS SHOW!!! This show should have gotten a lot more Emmy entries than it did!!! Vic should DEFINITELY have won for Survival!!!. That's why I hate these award shows. They have been rigged since day one!!!

[@katehuit4436]

till now im 62 still i miss rick n vic...

[@西尾弘一-e3s]

When this program was just broadcast on the Internet, I watched it with my father. My father was a squad leader in the Japanese Army and understood the conversations of the US Army. Three years after the war, he interpreted at a prisoner of war camp and taught the contents to his subordinates. My father learned traditional swimming techniques and was able to swim silently. He was an expert at the prefectural tournament in traditional judo. When the Sino-Japanese War began, he volunteered to go to war, bringing with him his family heirloom traditional sword. He was the first soldier to land in the Philippines as a squad leader of a scouting force that traveled south from China. After that, he traveled south along the front line, passing through the Vietnamese, Cambodia, and Laos, and went to Burma, where he was disarmed at the end of the war and broke the blade of his family heirloom traditional sword, giving it up. He told me that he explained things to his comrades who did not understand English as an interpreter at the prisoner of war camp, but his combat conversations were similar to Sanders', and he understood his silent role. The American Army talked a lot, but they also talked a lot and their conversations were very noisy, which was different from the Japanese Army. The Japanese Army was focused on fighting planes without wasting bullets.

[@richardhall8454]

This episode was film at an old winery in Rancho Cucamonga, Ca. I know I grew up in the area and explored some of the old wineries.

[@albertgarcia5771]

The Virginia Dare winery at the corner of Foothill and Haven present day office buildings to look the same

[@dhart8451]

Any sign of the sniper

[@rosannomagat2631]

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[@jeantalon3674]

I luv this episode hunter vs Sgt Saunders

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

Most of the series was shot at wineries and ranches in California. They did get stock footage from one site inFrance.

[@edaxsachorwzky8898]

Wow! Like chaining and locking up that giant fence gate, will stop the 2 GI’s from escaping lol

[@edoedo8686]

The monochrome gave this show a gritty, Noirish ambiance. Twilight Zone, Outer Limits also had this feel. Each episode was a shortstory. As a boy I was hooked on this ambiance. Now, a 69 year old scarred Leftist, I still love this pioneering, analog Television.

[@lamwen03]

This is the only episode where the Sgt. is NOT carrying his .45

[@rafer2k]

Kinda odd, right? Maybe part of the story LOL.

[@red9man2130]

Sgt. Saunders was always a hero to me as a kid! I thought I saw a 1911 .45 on his hip? Heusually carried a Government model .45 along with his Thompson!

[@NovaLiyasantiMySonia]

great series ! I see this series when I'm still primary school

[@susanavery3868]

There used to be another show called combat but it wasnt about ww2 it was the vietnam show it only had a couple of seasons but it was good real

[@yolandanavaarroyo7205]

Ya no le voy a mandar mensaje por qué no me asé caso de ponerme los capítulos en español 😢 ya me cansé de dicile que lo ponga en español gracias y por nada 😂a dios

[@JamesJohnson-qm6gh]

Saunders was 37 when this was shot. He was in great shape the way he climbed up into that hay loft and carried Kirby like he was a feather.

[@Invictus13666]

CGI ropes and pullies.

[@DougKercher]

@@Invictus13666 Please don't get the real 666 in your right hand or your forehead, Rev 13

[@Invictus13666]

@@DougKercher behind my right ear, actually.

[@toshiojohnston3732]

Vic morrow was 33 when filmed.

[@ilovethetampabaylightning92]

There'll never be another Vic Morrow. No one could ever fill his shoes.

[@lordeden2732]

Any two bit actor could blind folded!

[@diverbob33]

The only one who could come close, IMHO, would be Russell Crowe because he an express so much feeling with his eyes, just like Vic.

[@paididoy]

@@diverbob33 , but Crowe is an Aussie!

[@bobjacob344]

He is the man baddest dude in that era

[@kathrynmcmahon4048]

Vic was sooo manly!!! Has any fans out thete ever met him??? What was he like?

[@brianwills8689]

Alfred Ryder does a great job as the German Officer . I liked the action packed ending .

[@VirgilioAhuanari-k1y]

Recuerdo estás películas cuando aún era un niño, muy buenas para aquel entonces

[@Peter-od7op]

Who would think 2023 this be best on you tube. I miss these guys

[@sarahjensen4795]

This is Korbel Winery, North of Santa Rosa near the Russian River. Wish Saunders had called me for this mission. I was in San Francisco but 12 years old and a future 2531 (Field Radio Operator). Would have intro'd the PRC25 and would've had better comm for support as needed.

[@kathymcmahon6582]

Yup. Owners got the guys drunk all the time.

[@michaelterrell]

The PRC77 was better than the PRC25 or the PRC10

[@orlandorodriguez5658]

Cómo me recuerdo de mi niñez yo no me perdía ni un episodio de con Bate

[@randy95023]

The "Hunting Rifle" may be a good, sporterized Mauser, but without a scope the standard issue Mauser is SO accurate that it easily compares to the Remington 700 (just a couple of pounds heavier). If you handpick a Mauser with proper headspace and a "good" trigger it is a very accurate rifle just as it is from the factory. I have a couple of Mausers, Enfields and Mosin Nagants. With iron sights they all shoot comparably accurate as an expensive Hunting Rifle. Scope makes the difference.

[@marcelsimard1555]

Mauser are great. I have one made in 1895 by Ludwig & lowe in Berlin. Shoots perfect still. Other than the length and strait bolt I love it. Outstanding workmanship.

[@RexKarrs]

Mauser with twin triggers?

[@lilianacampanella5571]

Para que carajo tenés armas??? No es para envanecerse tener armas. Es más bien de gente que le falta una tuerca como decimos en Argentina.

[@Melorene1]

Vic Morrow gets my vote for Best Actor EVER.

[@tonycardozo3753]

Not taking away anything from Vic Morrow and Rick Jason the producers are only trying to depict Americans as supermen with an inexhaustible supply of ammunition and opponents of their counterparts as cannon fodder .not forgetting they were kicked out unceremoniously from Korea, China , Viet nam, Nicaragua , Afghanistan. The objective of Americans is to dupe other cultures for their own commercial advantage. American Indians who had a raw deal. Enough is enough.

[@bobbybarr8308]

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[@chitobarreiro]

@@tonycardozo3753 Thesis vs Anti Thesis...the hegelian theory! Is not capitalism vs communism or muslim vs christian or black vs white....The Ancestral powers (iluminati) have been making humanity fight each other for centuries! "Divide and Conquer" Sheeple must wake up and fight and resist the Globalist New World Order

[@hamdanjantan399]

@@tonycardozo3753 You're damn right. For example , the Americans thought the Vietcongs were an easy meat . How wrong they were.

[@willoughby1888]

As a small kid back in the 60's, I liked every episode but this one held my fascination a bit more than others. The Hunter! Who will win? Of course I knew who would but still I pretended maybe, just maybe...

[@lilianacampanella5571]

Todos los capítulos de combate, tenían accesoramiento militar, esa era la clave de la serie. Acá parecen especialistas los que hablan... Por otro lado Vic Morrow realmente se comia la serie. Cuando en los capítulos no estaba él, se notaba. Él, es, fue y será el alma de Combate!!!❤

[@billkrall5029]

Bassoon again sets the tone Just beautiful background music

[@miltonhollis703]

Love 💘 the video and I noticed on the ground the German officers didn't have a telescope on his Rifle But on the roof he had one on his Rifle and the Sergeant wasn't carrying his 45 side Arm which he always carried"...

[@khankrum1]

Vic Morrow was every bit the brave man he portrayed

[@ishaq7814]

Great episode of COMBAT

[@AndresMamaniu.]

La película combate era mi favorito cuando era niño

[@TOKA-jh5xv]

ハンターがサンダースを撃とうとした時にあんなタイミングよく米軍の砲撃が始まるものなんでしょうかね？　苦笑　あと、ハンターがサンダースと格闘をして梯子の上から突き落とされるシーン、ハンターの悲鳴が今も耳に残っています。

[@jalehnadji2670]

He was the best actor

[@jaycrossbow193]

Good episode, the German Captain also was in a Star Trek episode. I remember him getting zapped with a phaser. Same stock 1939 German invasion of Poland, Pz 2 tank footage, used in previous episodes. This is at least the 3rd or 4th episode that's used that stock footage. Surprised that Sanders didn't know where the radio was, as he watched Kirby come out that bldg. and there were only so many bldgs on that side. Oh well :)

[@jeaninegreenidge5646]

He was also in voyage to the bottom of the sea last series episode

[@michaelh7429]

He needed salt for Nancy

[@mawel1955]

@@michaelh7429 He was also in an Outer Limits episode as well as several 'Invaders' episodes playing the sinister Mr. Nexus.

[@hugbug4408]

Remember this episode very well! I was 7-8yrs.old when this came out.One of Vic Morrows best performances. One of the best episodes too! It's true that regular army units of the nazis- germans- were just as formidable as waffen ss partners and nazi - paratroopers in fighting too. The wehrmacht(army) was very good but the united states of America industrial powers and finances help win it for this country and our allies!

[@bolinfan1519]

Do you mean America's Communist ally? Speak plainly.

[@hugbug4408]

@@bolinfan1519 Americas ally by necessity! A common enemy for sure! After ww2 IN.EUROPE, COMMENCED THE COLD WAR!!

[@PJLarson1]

It was also a war of attrition on our (USA) side, especially Army Air bombers pre-Doolittle. The losses were staggering, but they kept on risking their lives for the liberty we take for granted today.

[@askarbahari7146]

Teringat akan masa lalunya orang tua dulu ya mereka sampai nyawanya sendiri demi negara ini sungguh luar biasa perjuangan mereka sampai nyawanya sendiri dikorbankan untuk orang orang yang meneruskan perjuangan mereka ,selamat perjuangan mu wahai pahlawan ku semua yg tiada demi negara ini tempat mu disurga ,amin maaf saya teringat akan masa lalunya orang tua saya petran angkatan empat lima inf Lettu mhd Djamil sekarang ini dimalam pahlawan Medan aku bangga dengan orang tua saya

[@danielpitti6030]

This series is golden! Mi late grandes and I loved it!

[@charlesmartini2421]

this one of Charles m favorite combat! shows and this show in my top five.

[@DirkDiggler6903]

Great episode! thanks GR.

[@karencupples1339]

When being hunted down by snake venom Nazis, Combat, The Hunter, illustrates exactly what to do. This world wide Nazi take over began with Nimrod the Mighty Hunter, and ends in Revelation 19 ( Old King James ). Thanks for posting Combat, the best show ever, power packed with life lessons, to inspire us not to give in or give up, to live free or die.

[@edmundclaran315]

Very good and nice ever great movie it bring me back to my old days t you

[@rogerangress1098]

Alfred Ryder was quite the actor, method I believe! If you ever needed a good German. It was always Alfred Ryder. Great Character actor. Was Captain Kruger in 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea' in 1966 for two episodes, did three altogether, & also twice in "The Invaders" with Roy Thinnes & even one 'Bonanza' Episode in 1968. Olive Deering was his sister as well. Thanks--RMA.....

[@davidwatsonii9469]

BEEN FOLLOWIN ALONG HERE, COOL SERIES, THANX FOR SHARING

[@mikemerfert3583]

I am 69 this October and will always remember watching COMBAT with my younger brother when I was younger, joined USMC in 72

[@TimDoyle-l5e]

Vic Morrow also played the slave driver in "Roots" the 1976 TV series. I couldn't picture him as the bad guy.

[@mohddin3723]

Combat was aired in my country started in 1978 onwards and a must watched movie series to me.

[@videomaniac108]

Doesn't Saunders usually carry a sidearm .45? It sure would have come in handy here. I'll bet that he remembers to never leave home without it in the future.

[@zacharycat603]

I think those were only issued to officers.

[@frankhartge1874]

In the very next episode he has a sidearm.

[@hanghuynh2406]

@@zacharycat603 nữ có khả

[@hanghuynh2406]

HN trợ Nó

[@mnpd3]

That's a nice custom Mauser the "Hunter" has... one of the old great hunting rifles that were accurized and equipped with a set trigger (which Hunter doesn't use).

[@rasminahmadfahrurozy2567]

2021 12 Siapa yang masih ingat film ini??? Zaman tv koran dulu kita rame2 nobar tanpa listrik😂😂😂😂

[@billb2479]

Kirby is carrying the radio. The BAR would have been too much weight. Plus a BAR is a squad support weapon and this is a two man recon.

[@kathrynmcmahon4048]

I hope they were all BELIEVERS!!!

[@hugbug4408]

@@kathrynmcmahon4048 It's T.V.!

[@hugbug4408]

Good perception! The B.A.R. made it more dramatic, I guess?

[@kathrynmcmahon4048]

@@hugbug4408 no kidding

[@soulburst]

They got it right Kirby has an M1 in this episode

[@Lee.Higginbotham]

This and The Rat Patrol we’re great back in the 60s.

[@Ainadakjb]

Combat"teringat zaman 1972 _1975 drama bersiri ni masa tu umur dlm 10 thn.

[@渡邊芳孝]

コンバト懐かしいです、雨でブロ野球が流れたときに、コンバトがーー53年前です。

[@yussmatuhulu6068]

Ini.. L

[@olivoscac7518]

Muy buen capitulo del bravo sargento.

[@garymazur2217]

I can understand why a two man patrol would be good in daylight recon less chance of being spotted. Carry light no packs, moving fast get in an out. Kirby,s bar to big and heavy, sarge probably told him leave it and grab a rifle. I do agree he shouldn't have forgotten his 45 not on patrols.

[@direwolf6234]

yeah just like he mostly always forgot his canteen...

[@alexchristopher221]

Great show! I watched every episode when I was a kid. But my dad to me that German soldiers didn't set themselves up to be shot so easily in a fire fight like sometimes in this TV show.

[@peterz1411]

We watched in college and one the students in the dorm would translate the German for us. It was a hot!

[@mikejschin]

My mother grew up in a German speaking household -- her parents had migrated to the US as newlyweds in 1910. She translated the German for us. That wasn't hot, but it was useful.

[@MrSebastiananthony]

Based on Saunders experience he should have cleared the tower....that was a basic fundamental mistake which could have got him and Kirby killed.

[@horacesubayar794]

I agree, that was rookie mistake. What were the writers thinking. Makes Saunders look like a PVT.

[@bailey9r]

But to have searched it would have killed the writers idea! ;

[@kathymcmahon6582]

@@horacesubayar794 it was in the script

[@randy95023]

Sergeant Saunders is a lot like Chuck Norris. Even if he is out of ammo you should be afraid of him, very afraid...

[@ronaldwalton1524]

He was the only one who can do with the Thompson and the right size for the part. RIP Vic Morrow!

[@kathrynmcmahon4048]

TOTALLY!!! LOVE YA VIC!!!

[@edbecka233]

Every night, Norris checks under his bed for Vic.

[@DirkDiggler6903]

He was also on the original star trek "The Man Trap"

[@edaxsachorwzky8898]

Wow! I am amazed at the great ww2 combat footage I am looking at. I wonder if it is us army signal Corp cameraman or German army cameraman .

[@rachelfinton8685]

NEVER GET OVER VIC MORROW,,,,,MY FAV,,,,THE SHOWED HOW COWARDS THEY WERE TO USE HUMAN SHIELDS,,,,,NEVER SEEN BEFORE,,

[@billyclark-yw7bq]

I was also little when i watch combat im 65yrs and i thought id seen all of them well theres a few i guess i missed best show on tv

[@christopherfranklin4760]

In Vietnam (my war), as it was also probably true in WW II, the radio operator had no friends. Any enemy sniper worth his salt would always gun the guy closest to the RTO as he would be a leader (squad leader, platoon leader). Also, I never went out on a two-man patrol. You never sent less than a squad out.

[@jacesymons2050]

Christopher Franklin my uncle was in Iraq he threw the radio out the chopper when he learned they shoot for the medics and radio operators.

[@kathymcmahon6582]

@@jacesymons2050 interesting to know!!!

[@遠藤和夫-d3m]

懐かしい、時代の映画です。

[@mondonico2010]

I agree. For a hunter, he continually gives away his position with constant talking and yelling.

[@gregoryadkins2213]

The Sergeant always carries a 45,on his hip,writing miscue.

[@mawel1955]

Also, no soldiers in the European theatre were issued with camouflaged helmets and only officers carried Thompson's. The fact is Rick Jason didn't want to carry the Thompson because he said it was too heavy so he switched with Morrow. Morrow too complained how heavy it was so they made him one made of wood but for all 'shooting' scenes, Morrow had to use the heavy, steel one.

[@misterjag]

Lakso wrote some great screenplays.

[@smacpost3]

Yep, but this wasn't one of them.

[@avenegas0691]

Sgt. Saunders always carried a .45 Colt handgun in his belt... However he NEVER used it!!!

[@kathymcmahon6582]

Yes he has!!!!

[@edbecka233]

Watch some more episodes. He fires it, all right...

[@PatriotNC1]

Kirby demoted to an M1, from a BAR? Good grief, that Kraut will talk you to death!

[@johnlau2997]

+PatriotNC1 haha yeah I was wondering about that. Maybe just for the part where the krout breaks his weapon. Too bad it wasn't your stupid AK's

[@bobcabo4509]

+John Lau He was carrying the radio too. Too much weight. But, how is it that Saunders didn't have his sidearm with him.

[@bogeyman10us11]

+Bob Cabo Not likely. See the previous episode, Silent Cry, where Kirby is carrying his trusted sidekick, BAR, and a radio. I think his BAR is in the shop in need of an oil change, and 15K round service. LOL. or maybe, just maybe, the Prop man forgot to bring the BAR on location.

[@kathymcmahon6582]

Oh shut up already!!!

[@billhiers4171]

Heismann's scream as he fell was hilarious. "YYEEEEOOOOOWWWAAAHHHH!"

[@danilomendoza8849]

I'm already in the army when I first watched an episode of Combat in the early 70's.

[@wayartio]

Great to see Saunders skewer that rolly polly Nazi vermin! Cage is the best with a shank but sarge can get the job done too! The hunter would have been a more worthy opponent if he would have had wings too, just sayin! Old hunters don't bounce to well as we all saw! Chalk up another one for the Sarge!

[@jaycrossbow193]

Who's the zipperhead ?

[@kathymcmahon6582]

You bet. Love me my Sargent 😁😁😁

[@agent3857]

This episode could have ended fifteen minutes sooner had Saunders remembered to bring his .45

[@k6151960]

I was thinking the same thing, doesn't he always have his .45 with him??

[@mf7482]

+agent3857 The script writers wanted this episode to be one of cunning and guile.

[@direwolf6234]

@@k6151960 yeah he always had the 45 and rarely ever had a canteen...

[@kathymcmahon6582]

But then it would have ended 15 sooner!!!!

[@agent3857]

@@kathymcmahon6582 i like your sense of humor.

[@thegypsyman9043]

Great action, good, tense storyline, but ya gotta reload sometime guys!

[@kathymcmahon6582]

Naa, the Sarge has it,!!!!

[@txnetcop]

Everybody needs to remember scriptwriters wrote this story...if they had checked the tower first the story would not be a story at all...

[@yusufbuyungbarrangyusufbuy6118]

Sargeant Sounder was a brave army and wisely leader, he followed the order from Leutenant Jason.

[@markadams7597]

I've watch combat through the years, since it first aired when I was a young child, over and over. Most of the episodes are pretty good, even exciting. Not so with this one (which is fairly pedantic, boring, and predictable). Guess one can't hit a homerun every time at bat.

[@josephmaravillosa7353]

Vic morrow well best actor

[@francisclause4668]

One of my favorite episodes!!!!

[@plasticdadaii8225]

Great edit!!!

[@hassanmamat4480]

bagus nya filem ni ,kalu ada kesah siasatan.