Tour of Duty

As Anderson and the platoon look forward to the Tet ceasefire, the Viet Cong prepare a massive attack.

Strange things happen to the men of Bravo Co. on the eve of the Tet Offensive.

Taylor is suspected of killing an American officer; Anderson woos a psychiatrist (Betsy Brantley).

Exhausted and confused in the wake of the Tet Offensive, the soldiers try to carry on as best they can.

After refusing to land a chopper full of wounded GIs in a battle zone, McKay is brought up on charges.

Anderson goes into the jungle to find a disturbed friend who refused a transfer home.

Goldman and Alex attend an embassy party; Zeke and Seymour have to postpone romance when a psycho breaks loose.

Anderson, Johnson and Ruiz train four Vietnamese recruits whose inexperience poses problems.

Seymour is offered a stateside teaching job and a promotion to major, but Anderson proposes marriage.

Golden searches for McKay after the Army gives up; Percell faces charges for killing a social worker's attacker.

The assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. sparks racial tension on the base; Zeke finds some of the same problems when he escorts a black soldier's body home.

Anderson and Goldman find a leak in a top-secret operation; Alex must prove herself to a shady new boss.

Zeke does some soul-searching after killing a female sniper in self-defense; Alex and Goldman have a dispute over a story.

Zeke considers a job offer as a mercenary for the CIA; Zeke and Goldman go on a dangerous mission with a Navy SEAL.

Smitty beats Johnson for a promotion, then stumbles across a CIA operative smuggling weapons.

A young desk clerk (Malcolm-Jamal Warner) seeking to prove himself is assigned to Anderson's platoon.