Notice that in this outstanding episode of Combat, the enemy has the power and makes the rules, but the prisoners have the live free or die patriotic spirit that prevails, defining what a true American should be, when in God we trust is reality, especially when that is all you have left.
Vic Morrow died so tragically! Also see him in a rare Masterpiece, MEN IN WAR (1957), Where he plays a troubled Soldier with PTSD in Korea, a Survivor of his nearly wiped out outfit by Commies.
One of my favorite show that I get to watch in Malaysia in the early 70's. We only had 2 black & white TV channels then. Just noticed a blunder at 18:35 when it can be seen the cup was empty. Should have put some real liquid to authenticate the scene. I would think the real krautz would have them shoes removed if not have them stripped down yet. Or knot them feets by pairs so that they wont run easily or tie them down individually in the barn so that they wont have comfort and convenience to rest, discuss and plan their escape! Love this Combat show!
in real life , Woodrow Parfrey had been a POW , captured by the Germans during the Battle of the Bulge. He was a great character actor throughout his career.
So amazing is this prisoner of war ESCAPE episode. Yes, in The Long Way Home we see illustrated the kind of combat wit of witty inventions that the wisdom of God gives, that we need in these perilous times. There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man : but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able ; but will with the temptation also make a way to ESCAPE, that ye may be able to bear it.
I watched this when i was just a 6 year old some 40 years ago lol still this was one of my fav shows to watch vic morrow great actor in these although the scenery wasnt as convincing it served a purpose for understnding what my parents were put thru as children during the war in europe nowdays I try to work out my dads mysterious past concerning his youth during the hitler occupations and the final solution anyway thanks for the memories of a greta show cheers
I wish they would recast the old COMBAT in color refined digital then recast a new combat mimicking Vietnam war !!!! “BEST SERIES IN THE 1960’S .... REDO up to date with our new technology
Hello. I watched this film recently on you tube but can't remember the provider. The dvd is in sale but at a very high price . Apparently Mr bssehart suffered a lot playing that role
From his career history he played many diverse characters in TV shows I believe he appeared at the royal Shakespeare theatre in Stratford upon Avon UK in a prestigious production in the mid 60s
I took it as one part "Well Done" the other part "Challenge Accepted." No matter how you look at it. Steiner played it beautifully. But Saunders was not down for the count.
Have no knowledge of this show at all but struck me rather sad that the gallant us troop looked so bad, I know they had been in combat buy the Germans were well presented. At least the US soldiers looked realistic without their helmets or little else. Suppose that was sadly the war
Whiskeyify! To put it simply Captain(Hauptmann) Steiner is not just a German Officer but SS,which puts you into another context, They had to believe in victory even by 1944. The Nazi gospel was a master race for the world pure and simple no other idea was conceivable for them.
Volgens mij heeft Steiner een verkeerde doodskop op zijn schirmmutze namelijk van het panzerkorps. Een een ss officier met op de linkerborst een luftwaffe flak abzeichen?
Vic Morrow was an accomplished actor who even did Shakespeare on Broadway. Some of his other movies are also here on YT, and lots of parts in different series like Bonanza.
I would have snuck out! And laid low, then followed them, found out where they were going then gathered up all the guns and ammo I could find and then put them where our guys could get them and cleaned house.
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Notice that in this outstanding episode of Combat, the enemy has the power and makes the rules, but the prisoners have the live free or die patriotic spirit that prevails, defining what a true American should be, when in God we trust is reality, especially when that is all you have left.
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im 56 yrs old and i cant believe how much i still love this show i loved it in the 60s and love it today
Operation lack of ammunition. At least bandolier. Anyway nice episode.
At 9:32, it is the exact spot where Opie hurls a stone into the lake in the beginning part of the Andy Griffith Show.
I was thinking the same thing.
Great. Love the 2-part shows.
wonderful acting
A long one for Richard Basehart, cool good actor. I remember the show, love them.
Vic Morrow died so tragically!
Also see him in a rare Masterpiece, MEN IN WAR (1957), Where he plays a troubled Soldier with PTSD in Korea, a Survivor of his nearly wiped out outfit by Commies.
Oh how can I say thank you for this episode of Combat with one of my favorite Actors
Richard Basehart playing a very convincing SS Officer.
tss77 say thank you
I am 59 and I still love it.
This squad has been taken prisoner more times and taken more prisoners than any other squad in the history of warfare..and i love it. Lol
...also wounded more times.
I mean this part of the war only lasted from June 6, 1944 until May 7, 1945.
The Actor who played the other American Sergeant also played in "Kolchak, The Night Stalker". He was Kolchak's boss.
Simon Oakland. He also played the psychiatrist in Psycho.
Magnificent music score. I remember certain themes playing when I went through certain trials in my life.
One of my favorite show that I get to watch in Malaysia in the early 70's. We only had 2 black & white TV channels then. Just noticed a blunder at 18:35 when it can be seen the cup was empty. Should have put some real liquid to authenticate the scene. I would think the real krautz would have them shoes removed if not have them stripped down yet. Or knot them feets by pairs so that they wont run easily or tie them down individually in the barn so that they wont have comfort and convenience to rest, discuss and plan their escape! Love this Combat show!
Vic Morrow fans, watch his earlier movie, as a PTSD Korean War soldier in The Steel Helmet.
I like how the word 'Combat!' zooms in.
in real life , Woodrow Parfrey had been a POW , captured by the Germans during the Battle of the Bulge. He was a great character actor throughout his career.
William Broderick Thanks for the back story!
It's so sad that Rick Jason comitted suicide--it was tragic!!
What is ever revealed why?
I think his career never took off!
Sarge, Kirby on the BAR, Little John - such memories!
So amazing is this prisoner of war ESCAPE episode. Yes, in The Long Way Home we see illustrated the kind of combat wit of witty inventions that the wisdom of God gives, that we need in these perilous times. There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man : but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able ; but will with the temptation also make a way to ESCAPE, that ye may be able to bear it.
good actors in this episode
I watched this when i was just a 6 year old some 40 years ago lol still this was one of my fav shows to watch vic morrow great actor in these although the scenery wasnt as convincing it served a purpose for understnding what my parents were put thru as children during the war in europe nowdays I try to work out my dads mysterious past concerning his youth during the hitler occupations and the final solution anyway thanks for the memories of a greta show cheers
Series de combate en español
I wish they would recast the old COMBAT in color refined digital then recast a new combat mimicking Vietnam war !!!! “BEST SERIES IN THE 1960’S .... REDO up to date with our new technology
I have often wondered how Saunders never got promoted pasted buck sergeant
Its BIZARRE, and actually SEVERELY takes away the legitimacy of the whole series.
with no explanation. Would've been AT LEAST a E7, should've been promoted to 1st lieutenant.
Nobody ever got promoted
@@ellisjames7192 Hanley was promoted to LT. from rank of Sgt.
thank you for uploading Mona. Love the show very much :)
Thanks for the video great times . has it been that long ago wow
mona0825 if at all possible could you put up the movie "Hitler" starring Richard Basehart in the
title role?
Hello. I watched this film recently on you tube but can't remember the provider. The dvd is in sale but at a very high price . Apparently Mr bssehart suffered a lot playing that role
That was a lot more than name, rank and serial number, Chip.
that's one of my favorite show
Yay for Admiral Nelson, though not in this show :D
Guarantee that's Andy Griffith's 'Fishin' Hole' lake in California!! Very popular TV and even movie outdoor filming set or area!!
Yes, for sure it was.
Richard Basehart is such a cocky German.
COMBAT! LOVE IT, THIS IS THE REAL.DEAL lol
Good old Richard Basehart from Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea as a Kraut
Early in his career Basehart portrayed Adolf Hitler.
@@williamoxx9133 He was also a sympathetic German officer in Five Branded Women.
From his career history he played many diverse characters in TV shows
I believe he appeared at the royal Shakespeare theatre in Stratford upon Avon UK in a prestigious production in the mid 60s
Wasn’t that the lake from the Andy Griffith show?
Ve vill go to Myer's Lake and take zur chance at capturing anuzur prissunur...ze vun zay call...'beeg zam ' !!!
That ne prisoner, James Sikking was Lt. Hunter on "Hill Street Blues".
Absolutelly well done, as always, Mona
Very strange act - when they arrive at the camp and Saunders sort of tips his hat to Steiner...
(16.23) Is it a salutation, a challenge or what?
I took it as one part "Well Done" the other part "Challenge Accepted." No matter how you look at it. Steiner played it beautifully. But Saunders was not down for the count.
I thought he was saying respect to you as an officer to officer, but his demeanour said watch it
So tough to escape.
Aku cinta combat
Where are their helmets?
Have no knowledge of this show at all but struck me rather sad that the gallant us troop looked so bad, I know they had been in combat buy the Germans were well presented. At least the US soldiers looked realistic without their helmets or little else. Suppose that was sadly the war
Damn it! I was hoping Vic Morrow would strip down.
gay..
The bad SS officer Steiner, they had to scrape up off the bottom of the sea.
Wonderlfull war
Whiskeyify! To put it simply Captain(Hauptmann) Steiner is not just a German Officer
but SS,which puts you into another context, They had to believe in victory even by
1944. The Nazi gospel was a master race for the world pure and simple no other
idea was conceivable for them.
man you can tell nobody in this show went to Army basic training
All the regulars went through a special basic training course as part of the prep for the show. Many of them also are actual veterans.
Yes they did
Please put up part 2.
Dublagem?
Ere these the 50's or the 60's series ?
Terry Fleming These were made from 62 to 67.
I'm a little disappointed in Gates. Saunders (and the audience) knew he paid dearly for that drink of water. And he did.
No entiendo inglés debería ser en español todas
Amazing how the producers were able to extend the show's credulity by non-use of grenades-by either side.
????
13:08 - If Gates only knew what showing weekness would cost him.
But his courage came out in the end.
@@robiningram9774 Yeah, but the ss practically pulverized him in the end.
Volgens mij heeft Steiner een verkeerde doodskop op zijn schirmmutze namelijk van het panzerkorps. Een een ss officier met op de linkerborst een luftwaffe flak abzeichen?
Very perceptive Adolph!
Traduçao??
Filmed in the hills above Culver City. Also where West Los Angeles College sits today. Realizm, including weapons and tactics used
21:18 Westfront? A beer papers / stamps ? I have found the Westfront Glück und Bierflaschen Pfand
21:53 odd? Modulu #% Kommandant Arnhem
Next Zangen?
Donate to the "Wounded Warrior Project"
You too!
If it wasn’t for WW2, Vic Morrow and millions would have been unemployed or selling cars.
Yola Montalvan Nothing wrong with selling cars or whatever and living a good life.
Vic Morrow was an accomplished actor who even did Shakespeare on Broadway. Some of his other movies are also here on YT, and lots of parts in different series like Bonanza.
Por favor en Español porque todos no sabemos el ingles
Ay Chabelita, que mala onda verdad?
20:55 beer ?
En español
20:50 Me we do not cooperate
I would have snuck out! And laid low, then followed them, found out where they were going then gathered up all the guns and ammo I could find and then put them where our guys could get them and cleaned house.
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Golly gee, was that guy Wally?
where are their helmets?
Tom DiGianvittorio, Sr. When they are on a recon mission. They leave their helmets as they make too much noise going through the undergrowth.
@@Msnando09 I have seen them on patrol wearing their helmets.