Writer:	Robert Janes
Director:	Bernard McEveety
Star:	Ernest Borgnine (Dominic Santini),  Jean Bruce Scott (Caitlin O'Shaughnessy),  Jan-Michael Vincent (Stringfellow Hawke),  Alex Cord (Michael 'Archangel' Coldsmith-Briggs III)
Guest Star:	Justin Manask (Steve),  Shawn Alexander Campbell (Mike),  Michael Beatrice (Freddie),  Nancy Williams (Teacher),  Roland Harrah III (Le Van "Half-Pint" Hawke),  Christie Claridge (Samantha),  Julia Nickson (Minh Van McBride),  James Hong (General Rangavana),  Michael D. Roberts (Glen Carson),  Doug McClure (Major Darren G. McBride),  George Gonzales (Jimmy),  Richard Camphuis (Airforce Officer)

The storyline of this episode may have been derived from events that occurred involving drug lord Frank Lucas, who, in the late 1960s to early 1970s, cut out the middle men in drug trafficking, and bought his product directly from his source in Southeast Asia. He also used the coffins of deceased Vietnam servicemen to transport the product back to America. (edit)

String: (About Carson) (It)'s the closest I ever came to some answers. I just watched him fly right into a mountain. (edit)

When Hawke and Archangel are looking up McBride's military record on screen, it shows that he was awarded 2 silver stars. Yet Hawke, who appears to be reading from the screen, says that he was awarded 3. (edit) String supposedly went alone to confront McBride and his men, but at the point of the battle scene when String nudges McBride towards the cliff, you can see Caitlin sitting in the back. (edit)

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