Tour of Duty (TV series)

Tour of Duty was an American television drama series on air from 1987 to 1989. The show follows an American platoon on a tour of duty during the Vietnam War. It was the first television series to show Americans in combat in Vietnam and was one of several similarly-themed series to be produced in the wake of the acclaimed Oliver Stone film, Platoon.

Cast Members

• Terence Knox as Zeke Anderson
• Stephen Caffrey as Myron Goldman
• Tony Becker as Daniel 'Danny' Percell
• Ramón Franco as Alberto Ruiz
• Miguel A. Núñez Jr. as Marcus Taylor
• Kim Delaney as Alex Devlin (1989-1990)
• Steve Akahoshi as Randy 'Doc' Matsuda (1987-1988)
• Betsy Brantley as Dr. Jennifer Seymour (1989)
• Richard Brestoff as Darling (1989)
• Eric Bruskotter as Scott Baker (1987-1988)
• Kyle Chandler as William Griner (1990)
• Michael B. Christy as Duncan (1989-1990)
• Kevin Conroy as Rusty Wallace (1987-1988)
• John Dye as Francis 'Doc Hoc' Hockenbury (1989-1990)
• Stan Foster as Marvin Johnson
• Dan Gauthier as John McKay (1989-1990)
• Patrick Kilpatrick as CIA Agent Duke Fontaine (1989-1990)
• Lee Majors as Thomas 'Pop' Scarlett (1990)
• Joshua D. Maurer as Roger Horn (1987-1988)
• Maria Mayenzet as Sister Bernardette (1989-1990)
• Alan Scarfe as Stringer (1990)
• Peter Vogt as Elliot (1989-1990)
• Carl Weathers as Brewster (1989-1990)