Been watching this series since I was 7 years old, I am now a glorious 62-year young, and still like this show. I went in during Desert Storm part 1, due to my interest in National Protection. As I found out, war is not a romantic thing. Some of the action I saw was similar to what is seen on this series. But the friends I met and interacted with, were the greatest heroes no matter what their duty station or road they were on. God bless America.

Every Tuesday night at 7:30 !! Let's not forget 12 O'clock High . Another great series . My dad and I who is a decorated WW2 veteran credited with 78 combat missions over occupied France and Belgium and awarded the " Distinguish Flying Cross " would talk about these shows after watching them . He celebrated his 100th birthday last September . He is and always will be my hero . My mother's father fought with the " Big Red 1" in WW1 . He wouldn't talk much about it but he was great grandpa and he had a dog that he loved dearly . I miss him .

Exciting action packed I can watch episodes all day vic was a great actor never compared to today's garbage tv

I love this show. I watched every episode as an young boy, I was 9 in 1963 and this show was huge! Thank you so much for taking me back 59 years to relive my childhood. 🙂🙂👍👍

Dean Stockwell is a fine actor, with a career spanning a remarkable 70-years. What I particularly liked about this episode is how the writers never use heavy-handed preaching, but instead let the actors and the action do the talking, which is the case here. RIP Vic Morrow, one of the most underrated actors... ever.

I used to watch this on TV all the time when I was a kid. Im 67 now .

Loved this show as a youngster going up in that time period, and thanks to H&I , I get to watch Combat every Saturday night

As a private, in 1980, I had a friend that resembled Vic Morrow, except that he had a scar that went from his upper left eyebrow down to his chin. He didn't have any friends because everybody was afraid of him. He was a forward observer in Hq. battery 2/39 FA. You and I drank whiskey together. You are my friend forever. Respect!

They can not make shows this good any more. Thanks for posting the best show ever, Combat, power packed with the life lessons and illustrated sermons we need so much in these perilous times, to inspire us to keep on going and to not give up.

The late great Dean Stockwell very good episode one of many, thanks really enjoying these as never seen them before.

This series did such a great job of incorporating actual war footage into their episodes 👍👍👍

So great to see these again! Watched with Dad when I was in elementary school. This is a fantastic episode!

This was my favorite show as a kid followed by 12 O'Clock High. Those were the days of great Was TV series! Absolutely loved this show then and now.

I remember watching these episodes when I was a kid in elementary school...man how time fly's.. from a kid to a grown up old man and they are still the best war movies on classic television channels..they just never get old watching them.

damn, I LOVED this show as a kid all of those years ago ! ... even had the Combat board game ..

Combat is so realistic and the stories and actors are all good!

Dean Stockwell was just perfect for this part. He can really use his combat skills and courage. The Krauts don't know what hit them. I remember this one from my childhood. Thank you for putting this together for us.

Combat! was certainly remarkable for the stories and the skill of its actors. Yet, it also attracted some of the greatest established talent of the day as well as emerging artists for guest appearances.

Watching COMBAT was my motivation to take German language classes during all three years of High School in Davenport IOWA (1967-1970) a skill set that served me well during my cold war tour of duty in Nuremberg [1976-1979]

42:12 look at the bullet hole in the turret. It falls off. Looks like a sticker. Love this show. Whoever put these up, thank you for your time and effort !

In Vietnam , I still remember every Tuesday Evening, TV show " Combat " but I didn't know English and didn't understand the film . Thanks Ad! Now I watch and try to understand the film . ❤❤❤❤

Remember watching this everyday on Goodlife tv network when I was in elementary glad they have it on here to revisit

Combat the best movies series on Vietnam tv channel 7 during 1970 .thanks for sharing again.( ARVN south and US veterans ) thankyou 🇺🇸🇫🇷🇨🇦🇬🇧🇦🇺🇹🇼

amazing show still entertains people today, never missed it when I was a kid in the sixties

I used to watch this show every week with my grandmom in early 70 's... Vic morrow was my hero.

I’m from South American me and my grandpa use to watch combat every week We where so proud of Americans we always sheer for them Those are the days where Americans love their country Now most Americans hate their country

I the series combat. Back in 1962 . When it first started. I was 14 years old. My favorite TV show after bonanza and surf side six. Vic morrow of combat and Troy donahue surf side six. Those TV programs of the 60' are better. Than today's. Nothing but crime. It brings back memories. I'm 73 old now

Growing up I watched this show with the rest of the family. I started my appreciation for the M1 Garrand because of it. It took many years but I finally got a chance to shoot one. Funny how it just didn't sound the same as in the TV show. :)

I really love this show! The theme song with the explosions and the announcer with gravely voiced saying COMBAT! brings back a lot of good memories!

Lived it in the army for 20yrs. Loved it, it's a different army now. I retired 24yrs ago.

Dean stockwell in episode 31 was. Exceptional. Spectacular. . i watch. Him as a. Kid in so many roles . god bless for. Such entertainment. He brought to our home tv sets . miguel olba.

I WAS 9 OR 10 YRS OLD THEN now I am 65 yrs & always wanted to be like VIC MORROW * THEN HE WAS TO ME A HERO * to all OUR VETERANS OF ALL WARS YOU ARE MY HEROES !

This show and Sgt. Saunders is where I first fell in love with the Thompson.

I was a devoted follower of this show when I was in High School in the 60;s

Getting back my memory during kids years in this 2019, Combat is the best war series on those years, RIP Vic Morrow

Wow, what a treat! Dean Stockwell in his 20's. What a long career from the 1940's up to the present. Between his movies (Paris Texas, Air Force One etc) and the well known series (Quantum Leap) Dean Stockwell has stood the test of time as few others have. On another note regarding the terrain in this series, while it does not resemble the landscape fought over in Normandy towards Paris and beyond to the German border, there are areas of southern France that could come closer to matching this type of terrain. It rains or drizzles so much over here in the north, the landscape cannot be arid. Finally, Vic Morrow teaches us what team building is all about. This épisode could almost be a training film in team cohesion and keeping it that way. Merci pour le téléchargement!

I always love every series of this film

Watched combat in the UK, back in the 1960s as a wee boy. After it was finished with my friends we would go down to the wood's an play soldiers magic days.

a one hour movie every week. Great story line and acting. It always holds my interest. I always feel like I'm right there with them. Dean Stockwell was a strange dude.

Probably my most favorite episode of my most favorite TV show and has been, since I was a teenager, when it first came on. I was 14 in 1963.

"Combat!" is one of the few shows that have stood the test of time. It's so hard to believe that Morrow would now be 84.

I remember watching back in the early 1960's when WW2 was still a recent memory for the men in my family

La mejor serie del mundo gracias totales 👏👏👏👍👍👋

I'M pretty sure I was about, or just turned, 5 years old when "Combat," just came out. 1961-1962 was its' full year! First full year that is. Anyway, I was glued to that war story series till up about 1966? I think the last full season was 1965-1966. The tv series ran about 4-4 1/2 years, and amid into the gut of the Vietnam War! With that going on, along with "McHales Navy," and "The Rat Patrol," WW2 tv series were obsolete . TV was bring war home live from every war correspondent , from every news channel, from a hell of lovely vegetation , and really HOT IN TEMPERATURE AND ORDNANCE. A place called South-Vietnam. Great war reality tv. WOW! A good live cast or opposite!

Thanks for posting. I always enjoy Dean Stockwell even when he was a child actor.

The show was ahead of its time. Good leadership, they tried to show good squad tactics within the limits of being an entertainment, their uniforms and how it was worn was correct.

My dad was in the artillery during the war. But never talked about it. He was a veteran of the Pacific theater. We loved to watch Combat with him. When I see scenes of the artillery in these episodes I can understand why my dad’s hearing went first when he got old. The sense of hearing sure takes a brutal beating.

That has to be the best theme song ever. I like how they play a soft slow version at the end of the episode.

Watched this show as a kid. Great episode on team work.

I REMEMBER this show in 63 , just before they shoot JFK in Nov. That same year. Wow! Thank you. Great show ! They don't make GREAT ACTORS like that today!!! D.P.

Thanks for sharing. Watching from European Union, Lithuania. Ich schaue aus die Europäische Union, Litauen. Die schöne Episode. The great episode.

RIP, Vic! My favorite actor of the time.

Thank you so much for the memories. I love all this. The USA needs to realized this but it will not unfortunately. God please bless America!

GR Thanks for posting. I am 60 years old and watch the original episodes. Have not seen Saunders and the group in 45 years and have watch all of the first 4 year episodes. Don't remember them except the one with Brandon De Wilde and the one Hanley and the squad help the woman with aid of the Germans. Always remembered Saunders was the man. Cant believe he didn't go on to bigger things. Everytime I see Hanley leaving early, I say off to the shooting range. What a deal he had

Wow !! The end music was so moving. I cried.

Good series back in the sixties..along with the gallant men!!!

I think I can speak for anyone watching these Combat episodes that Sgt. Saunders especially, but the regular squad of white rook under Lt. Hanley - I am proud to call them "FRIENDS" guys like these you can count on

Still Spectacular ! This Series was as good as watching "The Longest Day" 10x over. Budget was obviously much smaller, one a Big Screen Event, (Great Movie), and the other a made for Television Series. The scenes are about as realistic as can be, and I do enjoy seeing the errors left in the film (can), like the Wagon or Van driving by a Battle scene, for about .5 of a second, it is fun. Almost every episode I find has the intensity of "Saving Private Ryan" (Not a bad Movie), the grunge and grit of "Stalag 17" (Fantastic Movie), and the endings aren't so bad.

I remember joining the Boy Scouts and had an ex DI as a scoutmaster. Taught us drill and ceremony and also took us camping all the time. I went to Army-Navy stores all the time and bought everything i could afford from the money I made off of my paper route! I miss the 60's!

The greatest show in TV history!

jack Hogan is a damn good actor,seen him in westerns and this is his showcase,this show was glued together with the crew,it clicked and me and my dad never missed it,dad was all over the war,Rommel to Germany to Italy,he said the Rommel fight was filthy,more ways than one

I watch the shows I want to be 8 years old all over again

Musbnice51-I was 11 y/o in 1962 when I first started watching COMBAT !. My Dad was a WW SGT and fought the Nazis in France and Germany and told me all about the War. He earned both The Bronze Star and The Purple Heart which I now have in a frame in my office. I remember waiting for Tuesday nights on WABC so I could watch a new episode of COMBAT! on our black and white TV. (Color TV wasn’t invented yet and we only had 7 TV stations.) -------------- Then on Wednesday mornings I always got to my 6th grade class in NYC at least 15 minutes early so my friends and I in what we called our “COMBAT! CLUB” (no girls allowed) could discuss the previous nights episode. Everyone’s favorite character was SGT. Saunders, the gritty no nonsense field leader and his cool machine gun. On occasion Lt. Hanley would lead the patrol. Things were so simple back then…no electronic devices…..None. The only exception was when someone brought in a small transistor radio in October so we could take turns going to the boys room and listen to see if the Yankees were winning in the World Series and report back the score to the “Combat Club “ members who was winning. Now, I’m 71 with two beautiful married Daughters and I have Grandchildren too. I just finished watching two episodes from season 4 of COMBAT! and I loved it. I have the complete DVD set of ALL of the COMBAT! episodes. I love when they had a two, three or four part episodes and you had to wait a whole week to see the next episode. It Was GREAT. -------------- In the warm weather after dinner, my friends and I would go outside to play. I remember my Mother telling me to: “Make sure to be home Before the street lights went on”. Simple. No cell phones, no computer games and we had to use our brains to make up games like, Jonny On The Pony, Red Rover, Red Rover and of course Scully and Ring-A- Leaveo . The 50’s and early 60’s were some of the best times of my life. Get the complete DVD set of COMBAT, you’ll love it. My second favorite character was Kirby because he was always getting into trouble and got yelled at by SGT. Saunders 😮.

A war movie isn't just constant action the tension and thought of snipers Combat does great job

Like a stage, frequently the same ditch, farmhouse, Apple orchard, French village, tree-lined road. But like a stage it is the actor who makes the show. The actors in Combat were superb and worked so well together.

In 1963 I went with my mom to receive Rhone Poulenc rep from Paris and begin importing Chlorpromazine. This inspired me to learn French from a War bride. Everybody thought I was trying to be like Caje.

Combat and the Rat Patrol where the best series ever.💨💨💨

Thank you so much for uploading this classic combat movie, i love watching this especially Vic Morrow

If this show played on ABC on Tuesday today at 730 it would be a huge hit today!

Oh how I LOVED Combat! I lived to watch that as a boy! I played army daily and if the weather was poor I got out out the little guys on the carpet

This was my favorite show as a kid in the 60s. Loved Vic Morrow.

You don’t see this type of acting anymore. Terrific, realistic, just amazing to me.

Dean Stockwell, a great man and a great actor.

Filmed back in the day when a young kid could walk down through the neighborhood with a lifelike toy rifle and no one would call the police. How is it we have more mass shootings today, then the 60's, when many kids had rifles, and war films were popular? There was an ad for rifles in every men or boys magazine.

As a kid. I use to watch this and afterwards I wanna go play with my army men. Lol!

Combat was full of suspense. 12 o’ Clock High an adrenaline rush. Loved to watch both.

Lawson is a soldier who knows why he is taking calculated risks. That's exactly the way I would have done. Thank you too all veterans and soldiers fighting overseas.

great show--love old war footage--Vic Morror was great

Wow This is a awesome serie! Thanks 👍🏻🌹🌹🇱🇺

I remember watching this as a kid. There were LOTS of war series on TV back then!

My favorite too. A lot of the outdoor scenes were shot in Rancho Cucamonga, Ca. There were a lot of old vineyards and buildings there that looked a lot like France.

Modern kids watch sesame street we watched combat. That's the difference

I remembered when I was a child at early 80s sitting along with my father watching combat series leading with Vic morrow and rick Jayson, and now when my father's gone it's remind me this historic movie and gave me a lot of sense and importance every watching it.

I've been a fan since it came on TV in the sixty's

One of the good things about this show it's that it's not all a shoot 'em up kind of program. There's always a good story line behind it

a good story about the O.M. A., (one man army) also; some great stock footage never seen elsewhere. thanks for posting this great tv series.

This combat movie is very good that I have ever seen here. Thank for who made this movie

Combat takes me back to my childhood 1970...

These men did this on a daily basis until the end of the war, came home, went to work at some manufacturing plant, had a vacation home, raised a family, all knowing what they went through. They deserve a country that lives on with the values that the country once had, no B/S, I would say the only possible thing wrong ,that these brave men ever did, was to spoil their children. We need our country to live up to the bravery, decency that these men showed.They are almost all gone now. Will we let them down, I sure hope not, the few that do fight deserve more than they are getting from the home front for sure, because the War they fight seems to be hidden behind reality shows and corrupt politicians.

I didn’t know that they had eucalyptus trees in France. But the show was very good considering the production values at the time. I watched this show quite a bit when I was a very little boy. It left quite an impression on me, and it didn’t sugarcoat war at all. While it was in production we were in a hot war in Vietnam.

Memories of watching Combat with my dad and brother.

I personally liked Lawson's style. He got the sniper and the machine gun nest in the barn. The guy was good as a loner.

Thanks for providing, "High Named Today" video and interesting info about the actors.

Enjoyed it. Has been many years since I saw an episode. Thanks. Peace.

Loved this show growing up. And, I do find it interesting on the philosophy of this episode vs Band of Brothers where LT Spiers gets introduced. And, his philosophy was 'you are already dead, stop trying worry about staying alive and just do your job'...

This was my favorite show when I was a kid and then Rat patrol

My father was in WWII and at Pork Chop Hill in Korea. He's told me about a few soldiers he has met that seemed to have an 'aura' about them, like they 'knew' that couldn't get hit. And from he remembers.....they didn't.

Great episode. Stockwell does a perfect acting job. You don't see Saunders offering a cigarette to someone very often so that ending was special.

Black and white is the best,I was born 1945 my dad took more pictures everyone develop himself. My world was black and white,when I think back about growing up its in black and white. I dream in b/w it’s great. My life is film noir movie, that’s how I see the world it’s great !

I remember watching this show in my country in the early seventies, fell in love with it. Glad to see episodes here on KZfaq.