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New, untested troops and an arrogant journalist complicate a search-and-destroy mission.

New, untested troops and an arrogant journalist complicate a search-and-destroy mission.

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S3, EP16 "Acceptable Losses"

The platoon waits for a chance to rescue Taylor and Ruiz; guest Lee Majors.

Tour of Duty

S3, EP17 "Vietnam Rag"

New, untested troops and an arrogant journalist complicate a search-and-destroy mission.

Tour of Duty

S3, EP18 "War Is a Contact Sport"

Doc Hock wrestles with personal demons after indecision causes a death; Brewster investigates the Phu An incident.

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S3, EP19 "Three Cheers for the Orange, White and Blue"

Agent Orange affects the platoon; Scarlett gets reacquainted with his son; a conclusion is reached on the Phu An incident.

Young U.S. soldiers depend on one another in Vietnam.
Starring: Carl Weathers, Dan Gauthier, John Dye, John LeMay, Joseph Hieu, Kyle Chandler, Lee Majors, Michael Fairman, Miguel A. Núñez Jr., Ramon Franco, Stan Foster, Stephen Caffrey, Terence Knox, Tony Becker, Tony DeCarlo
Original Air Date: Sep 24, 1987
Genres: DramaTV Series
Rating: TV14
Playback: HD
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