Saunders rankles his squad members by showing too much concern for a replacement. The young G.I. bears a disquieting resemblance to the Sergeant's kid brother, who just dropped out of high school and enlisted.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shirl Hendryx | Writer | ||
| Walt Davis | Guest Star | 1st German | |
| Mark Bailey | Guest Star | German Soldier | |
| Mike Krempels | Guest Star | 2nd German | |
| Peter Hellman | Guest Star | German Soldier (as Peter Hellmann) | |
| Carl Carlsson | Guest Star | German Storyteller | |
| Randy Boone | Guest Star | Jim Hummel | |
| Michael Masters | Guest Star | Mail Caller (as Mike Masters) | |
| Earl Parker | Guest Star | German Soldier (uncredited) | |
| Barry Russo | Guest Star | Johnson | |
| Mark Tobin | Guest Star | German Lieutenant | |
| Howard Gray | Guest Star | G. I. | |
| John Neilson | Guest Star | Pvt. Fisher (as John Nealson) | |
| Georg Fenady | Director |