Tour of Duty

Anderson goes to division headquarters to make a report and recruit replacements, who are soon under fire.

To rescue Taylor from the North Vietnamese, B Company volunteers must infiltrate their complex tunnel system.

Bravo Co. is ordered to escort a group of villagers to a new location in a demonstration of U.S. technology helping the Vietnamese.

An overzealous sergeant's enthusiasm for a dangerous mission endangers B Company.

After several successful ambushes on them, the men of B Company suspect their Vietnamese scout of spying.

During race riots at home, platoon conflicts climax with a racist soldier's murder, for which Johnson stands accused.

Shot down in enemy territory, Anderson, Johnson and Baker find the sole survivor of a devastated village, a woman in labor.

Anderson soon regrets saving a boozing buddy (Tim Thomerson) from court-martial by getting him sent to B Company.

Baker's twin visits for their birthday and competes with his sibling for a local girl.

Percell goes AWOL after shooting a Vietnamese youth; Goldman meets a former lover, a nurse.

Anderson shows signs of battle fatigue after receiving a letter from the young daughter he has never met.

A TV news team accompanies B Company; Wallace continues a dangerous mission over the men's protests.

Bravo Co. finds a USO band whose helicopter has been shot down and struggles to return the civilians to safety.

A new commander's (Kristoffer Tabori) gung-ho strategy leaves the firebase ill-prepared to withstand an enemy siege.

On leave in Hawaii, Percell, Taylor and Ruiz are shocked to see civilians' cold attitudes toward soldiers.

Blinded in an attack, Lt. Goldman must place his fate in the hands of a young Vietcong woman prisoner who wants him dead.

A visit by Goldman's father (Jon Cypher), a decorated Army major general, coincides with the discovery of drug-dealing.

A brutal ambush and a tenacious recruiting sergeant highlight homeward-bound Taylor's last days of combat.

A bitter American lives among local tribesmen who saved the platoon from ambush.

Goldman and his men capture an important North Vietnamese colonel shortly before the Tet offensive.

Morale plummets when the platoon repeatedly gets orders to take, then abandon, the same insignificant hilltop.

Anderson and Goldman enter a tunnel complex to rescue a wounded Taylor, who's befriended by an NVA doctor.

A sightless Goldman guards a Viet Cong prisoner while Horn goes for help after they fall victim to a VC booby trap.