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Saunders orders a tank-school dropout (Frank Gorshin) to drive an abandoned tank, unaware he is claustrophobic.
Saunders orders a tank-school dropout (Frank Gorshin) to drive an abandoned tank, unaware he is claustrophobic.
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S2, EP17 "The Pillbox"Hanley and a wounded soldier play dead to elude German captors but find their only escape route has been cut off.
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S3, EP29 "Billy the Kid"A huge German gun mounted on railroad tracks that connect several caves prevents an American advance.
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S3, EP30 "Heritage"An art devotee (Charles Bronson) resists destroying an observation post because it contains priceless sculptures.
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S2, EP19 "The Eyes of the Hunter"The sole survivor (Ed Nelson) of a previous patrol volunteers to lead the unit to a German observation post, but his motives seem strange.
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