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Trying to get a wounded man to an aid station, Saunders commandeers a truck carrying a woman (Nina Foch) and a coffin for her son.
Trying to get a wounded man to an aid station, Saunders commandeers a truck carrying a woman (Nina Foch) and a coffin for her son.
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S2, EP27 "Weep No More"Intelligence demands answers from a mute girl (Anjanette Comer), but Hanley wants her to get medical aid.
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S4, EP11 "Soldier of Fortune"Fearing he will be left behind, a wounded soldier won't disclose information he heard over a wiretapped line.
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S4, EP12 "The Casket"Trying to get a wounded man to an aid station, Saunders commandeers a truck carrying a woman (Nina Foch) and a coffin for her son.
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S2, EP28 "The Short Day of Private Putnam"Unknown to Saunders and the squad, their latest replacement soldier (Beau Bridges) is only 15.
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S4, EP10 "The Old Men"An older soldier (Simon Oakland), one of three replacements, pushes himself to prove he can keep up with younger men.
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S4, EP9 "Nine Plance Vendee"Hanley is left alone to find a missing OSS officer in a German-held town after a mine explosion injures the other members of his patrol.
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