September 24, 1987 - April 28, 1990
CBS Military Drama - 58 Filmed Episodes
Cast:
| Sgt. Zeke Anderson: | Terence Knox |
| Capt. Rusty Wallace: | Kevin Conroy |
| Lt. Myron Goldman: | Stephen Caffrey |
| Pvt. Roger Horn: | Joshua Maurer |
| Pvt. Randy Matsuda: | Steve Akahoshi |
| Cpl. Danny Percell: | Eric Bruskotter |
| Pvt. Martin Johnson: | Stan Foster |
| Pvt. Alberto Ruiz: | Ramon Franco |
| Pvt. Marcus Taylor: | Miguel A. Nunez, Jr. |
| Alex Devlin: | Kim Delaney |
| Lt. John McKay: | Dan Gauthier |
| Dr. Jennifer Seymour: | Betsy Brantley |
| Major Darling: | Richard Brestoff |
| Col. Brewster: | Carl Weathers |
| Pvt. Francis Hockenberry: | John Dye |
| Major Duncan: | Michael Christy |
| Col. Stringer: | Alan Scarfe |
| Gen. Elliot: | Peter Vogt |
| Pvy. William Griner: | Kyle Chandler |
| Pvt. Thomas Scarlet: | Lee Majors |
Set in Vietnam in 1967, Tour of Duty was a remarkably honest
portrayal of a group of American soldiers fighting the most
unpopular war in American history. The environment was hostile,
most of the members of Company B were new recruits unprepared for
the harsh realities of war, and many of their friends and relatives
didn't support what they were doing. The real leader of Company B
was Sgt. Anderson, a veteran serving his third tour of duty in
Vietnam, whose friendliness, professionalism, and concern for the
safety of his men made him very popular. His informal approach
created conflict with Lt. Goldman, the platoon's uptight leader who
was fresh out of officer candidate school. New to the platoon
were Horn, a drafted pacifist from Chicago; Percell, a gung-ho
volunteer from Iowa; Ruiz, a tough Puerto Rican from the Bronx;
and Baker, a free-spirited surfer from Southern California. Johnson
and Taylor were the two black veterans in the unit, the former, an
experienced jungle fighter and the latter, a moody malcontent. Doc
was the unit's medic and Capt. Wallace, the company commander.
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