Combat!

Saunders and his men let themselves be captured to free an American correspondent (Dan Duryea) held by Germans.

The downed flier Hanley and his men rescue turns out to be stubborn, ungrateful and inexperienced in ground warfare.

German gunfire traps a driver (Terry Carter) and his truck full of wounded in a ravine.

French patriots plan to hang a traitor whom Hanley's men must rescue and return to London.

Saunders files charges against a double medal-winner, a veteran of D-Day, after the soldier disobeyed a direct order while on patrol.

Saunders, deafened by a grenade explosion, hides with a scrawny dog in the ruins of an abbey.

Hanley disguises himself as an Albanian officer and escapes from a prison camp into the German countryside.

A soldier (Dennis Weaver) endangers the squad by returning to an evacuated farm to help a newborn calf.

A hostile Signal Corps sergeant (Jack Lord) threatens a mission to lay wire to an outpost.

A soldier (John Cassavetes) is accused having a self-inflicted wound when he is recognized as one of few survivors of an earlier campaign.

The weary members of Saunders' squad are faced with defending a road junction with only four inexperienced recruits as their support.

A fight manager (Jack Carter) threatens Saunders' squad when he tries to keep his boxer out of a demolition mission.

Hanley is told a private (Chad Everett) lost on patrol should go home immediately because his wife is dying.

Wounded Saunders wakes in a German first-aid station, wearing a German corporal's uniform and dog tags.

An art devotee (Charles Bronson) resists destroying an observation post because it contains priceless sculptures.

A huge German gun mounted on railroad tracks that connect several caves prevents an American advance.

Saunders orders a tank-school dropout (Frank Gorshin) to drive an abandoned tank, unaware he is claustrophobic.

Both sides cease firing when a woman runs between them to find her child, who may be buried in a wine cellar.

French patriots plan to hang a traitor whom Hanley's men must rescue and return to London.

German gunfire traps a driver (Terry Carter) and his truck full of wounded in a ravine.