SEASON TWO 1 - The Truce at Aburah Raid -- (Airdate: Sept 11, 1967) Captain Dietrich monitors a broadcast sent to the Patrol from HQ and then intercepts them on their way to a escort a supply convoy. With the odds decidedly against them, Troy takes refuge in an oasis. A child, playing near by, runs away terrified of the noise and falls down an old old. The two teams make a truce in an attempt to get the child (who is still alive) out. A second German unit appears and shoots Tully. In the end they are able to get the child out and, in the confusion, the Patrol escapes. Guest Cast: Joseph Turkel - Captain Bruener Writer: Edward J. Lakso Director: Sutton Roley 2 - The David and Goliath Raid -- (Airdate: Sept 18, 1967) The Patrol ambushes a german courier and finds that his papers contain charts showing desert waterholes and some oases which are unknown to the Allies or the Germans. Suddenly a German patrol attackes, wounding Tully and destroying the Patrols jeeps, water and weapons. Troy and crew strike out for a waterhole mentioned on the chart. Hours later, near their end, Troy and his men stagger toward an inviting waterhole to find it has been poisoned. On a distant dune they see Dietrich. Tully is near the end, because of his wound. It is up to Troy to negoiate with Dietrich Writer: Sheldon Stark Director: Herschel Daugherty 3 - The Trial By Fire Raid -- (Airdate: Sept 25, 1967) The Patrol attempts to destroy a small village that currently has a train in it that the Germans are loading with ammunition. But there is a small group of Arabs (including women and chlidren) being used to load the ammunition. One of the women stumbles upon Troy and offers to help by warning her people. But as Troy attempts to plant the explosives, Dietrich catchs on to the plan and gives alarm. Troy ends up shot and captured. It is now up to the rest of the Patrol to cause enough diversion to get him free. The woman continues to plead with Dietrich to give Troy medical attention. As Dietrich is questioning Troy, though, Troy breaks free, shoots the German and is able -- with the Arab woman's father's help -- to get the explosives planted. The train goes up, the man is killed. Guest Cast: Milton Selzer - Tobar Gale Garnett Safti Writer: Peter Allan Fields Director: Sutton Roley 4 - The Darers Go First Raid -- (Airdate: Oct 2, 1967) A heavily guarded German fort proves an impossible mission for the Patrol until Troy decides to utilize a German tank against it. They lay a trap in a near-by oasis and soon a tank does attempt to attack them. They are able to capture the tank with a trick, causing no damage to it. Moffitt, now driving the tank, simply pulls it in back of the next convoy going into the fort and, once inside, they blow up the ammunition stores. Writer" Mark Weingart Director: Paul Stanley 5 - The Love Thine Enemy Raid -- (Airdate: Oct 9, 1967) Troy inadvertantly wounds a German nurse -- who ends up being the lone survivor of the Patrol's attack on a German convoy. The Patrol's assignment is to stop all supplies from reaching the Ger- man division. The nurse tells them there is a field hospital 6 miles away. It isn't on Troy's map, though. Despite that and the rest of the Patrol's arguments, he decided -- out of guilt -- to risk taking her there. On the way they finded a wounded American soldier who was carrying information to a trapped regiment of soldiers that artillery is on its way to help them. Troy must decide whether to save her life by taking her to the hospital or save the regiment with the information. In the end he finds a way to do both. Guest Cast: Susanne Cramer - Gerta Writer: Edward J. Lakso Director: Herschel Daugherty 6 - The Darkest Raid -- (Airdate: Oct 16, 1967) German captain Richter is ordered to bring a cache of "confiscated" diamonds to Berlin to sell -- the money to be turned back into weapons for the desert campaign. The Patrol's mission is to stop him, no matter what. They capture him on the way to his HQ, and after disguising himself as the "blind" Richter, with Hitchcock as his new "German" chauffeur, Troy goes to pick up the diamonds. But the German commandant who has them grows suspicious. In the end he nearly manages to catch Troy out but not before Troy is able to put his plan into action and steal the diamonds. Guest Cast: Alfred Ryder - Colonel Gerschon Writer: Dean Hargrove Director: Leon Benson 7 - The Death Do Us Part Raid -- (Airdate: Oct 30, 1967) The Patrol is ambushed in an arab village where they've gone to meet with an unknown contact. Troy is wounded but manages to escape into one of the huts. His men are captured. Troy is nused back to health by the local missionary -- a hot-tongued Irish lass Drucilla Blackner. Drucilla preaches peace to Troy and talks about her pride with one of her pupils. The pupil turns out to be Troy's contact. Drucilla forbids the boy to help Troy but, in the end, the boy is taken away -- having been exposed as a traitor -- and it is now up to Troy to go rescue him and his men. Guest Cast: Pippa Scott - Drucilla Barry Robins - Ben Nafi Writer: Anthony Lawrence Director: Frank Baur 8 - The Do-Re-Mi Raid -- (Airdate: Nov 11, 1967) Mickey Roberts, a popular American entertainer, is captured. HQ orders the Patrol to help him escape. Troy manages to get himself captured so that he can tell Roberts of the upcoming escape plans. Roberts, though, isn't all that keen on trying and tells Troy to take another prison -- Perkins instead -- seems Perkins has good information. Roberts isn't just a coward, though, he is a collaborator and tells Dietrich where the Patrol is hiding. Dietrich ambushes them and ends up with Hitch's glasses to "prove" to Troy that his men are dead. Troy attempts the escape with Perkins finally. Guest Cast: Jack Jones - Mickey Roberts Harvey Jason - Perkins Writer: Don Brinkley Director: Robert Sparr 9 - The Kingdom Come Raid -- (Airdate: Nov 13, 1967) Hitch and Corporal Meekin, on a special mission to deliver new secret anti- aircraft shells, are the sole survivors of a German ambush. When they disagree on whether to move on or stay, Meekin shoots Hitchcock and drives off, leaving him for dead. Meekin wanders into the rest of the Patrol and tells them he has no idea where Hitch is. Troy follows fresh tire tracks back to the convoy. They find Hitch who tries to tell them about Meekin but passes out. To Permanently silence Hitch, Meekin sets the fuses of the unique shells to explode while Hitch is being taken to a hospital. Troy, though, not knowing this, orders all of them into the same truck. Meekin, in the end, breaks and runs and the Germans "recapture" the truck from Troy in the confusion. So it is a German who drives over the ridge -- and it explodes. Guest Cast: Matt Clark - Corporal Meekin Writer: Robert Sherman Director: Frank Baur 10 - The Hide-and-Go-Seek Raid -- (Airdate: Nov 20, 1967) The young son of Allied Commander Simms is kidnapped and the Patrol is given the mission of rescuinghim. The kidnapped youth provides bargaining power for Nazi General von Graff, who wants to exchange the boy for desert commander General Schiller, a POW in Allied hands. Complications arise, though, when Moffitt learns that the boy is a traumatic mute. The boy rises above this, though, and in the end not only helps with his own escape but helps to save Troy's life. Guest Cast: Mark Anthony - Miles Charles Irving - Colonel von Graff Writer: Mark Weingart Director: Sutton Roley 11- The Violent Truce Raid -- (Airdate: Nov 27, 1967) When Lt. West (US Medical corps) is injured, Moffitt takes over his mission to warn a British convoy of contaminated plama supplies. While Tully carries Lt. West to HQ for help, Moffitt is captured by the Germans. Dietrich turns Moffitt over to the Brits in exchange for some plasma for his troops. When both sides refuse to believe that the supply is contaiminated, Moffitt attemps to destroy the plasma. The Germans mistake this for an ambush and fire back. Meanwhile Moffitt is ordered to stand a court martial. And Troy must go to the Germans to get them to testify when the only man who could do so -- Lt. West -- dies. Dietrich comes to the court and testifies that the plasma was contaminated and his men did die. Guest Cast: Howard Caine - Major Bracken Bruce Glover - Lt. West Writer: Don Brinkley Director: Eddie Davis 12 - The Life-for-a-Life Raid -- (Airdate: Dec 4, 1967) In a melee of horses and men, the Patrol bombards a band of Arab guerillas to rescue captive Frenchman Pierre Longet and his wife. When his wife dies, Longet blames Sallah, a pregnant Arab woman Troy has taken hostage. As they attempt to escape, they end up hiding out in the basement of a battered mosque. Dietrich demands the return of Sallah (who is working against the Germans) and Longet wants to give her up. Troy won't do it, though, not even after she goes into labor. Guest Cast: Kamala Devi - Sallah Writers: Quentin Sparr and Don Brinkley Director: Sutton Roley 13 - The Fifth Wheel Raid -- (Airdate: Dec 11, 1967) After being briefed for a crucial operation, British Colonel Jameson is abducted by the Germans. Allied Intelligence suspects that the abduction is a cover for the colonel's defection. The Patrol is ordered to either get the colonel back or make sure he is dead. However, the colonel's aide believes he CAN'T be guilty and Sgt. Kabir insists, at gunpoint, that he be taken on the mission. Guest Cast: Mihcal Tolan - Kabir Ben Wright - Colonel Jameson Writer: Richard DeRoy Director: Robert Sparr 14 - The Two If By Sea Raid -- (Airdate: Dec 18, 1967) A convoy of Tiger tanks is the prime target for the Patrol's electrifying mission. Moffitt hijacks a truck in an attempt to sabotage a German lighthouse. However he gets caught in the attempt. Moffitt manages to escape but then the commander of the lighthouse "shoots" him. The Patrol engin- eers a burial for Moffitt so that Rommel's convoy will come in -- the information of Moffitt's death with the information he got before his escape is carried back to the Germans by a collaborator. The convoy is caught in shallow water and destroyed. Guest Cast: Walter Brooke - Captain Vulcan Writer: Mark Weingart Director: Robert Sparr 15 - The Street Urchin Raid -- (Airdate: Dec 25, 1967) Troy acquires secret photographs of vital German installations, and when German soldiers and Gestapo Chief Rettig corner him in a small Spanish town, he hides the pictures. Tico, a shoe-shine urchin, observes the entire scene from a distance and takes the pictures to his sister Sarina, a belly- dancer. Anxious for him and Srina to return to their beloved Spanish home, Tico decides to sell the pictures in any way he can. With Troy an hour overdue, Moffitt, Hitchcock and Pettigrew set out to find him. Eventually rescuing a sadistically beaten Troy, the Patrol goes in search of Tico and the pictures. However the Gestapo has taken Sarina and offers to trade her for the pictures. A trade Troy reverses by taking a Gestapo agent and offering to trade HIM for Sarina. Guest Cast: Gerald Michenau - Tico John Myhers - Rettig Rica Diallina - Sarina Writer: Don Brinkley Director: Leon Benson 16 - The Pipeline to Disaster Raid -- (Airdate: Jan 1, 1968) General Owen Lansbury, head of British Intelligence in the Near East, bails out of his damaged plane behind enemy lines. The Patrol go to bring him in. Dietrich has the same ideas, but Troy and his men reach the fatigued general first. Lansbury reveals to them that he has discovered where the Nazis have just completed burying an oil pipeline in the desert. It feeds a major German off- ensive scheduled to kick-off in two days; it must be destroyed. Despite his injuries, Lansbury insists on accompanying the Pat- rol. The general's fast-deteriorating condition causes him to make seveeral command decisions that bode poorly for the Patrol. Determined to protect his men and the mission, Troy walks along the razor's edge of mutiny. Guest Cast: John Anderson - General Owen Lansbury Writers: Al Ramrus and John Shaner Director: Sutton Roley 17 - The Boomerang Raid -- (Airdate: Jan 8, 1968) Efforts to convoy Allied reconnaissance data boomerang to make some double trouble for the Ptrol. A Nazy soldier, posing as the Allied contact, Lt. Kemper, attracts Troy's attention by his reluctance to ambush some German soldiers. Troy's suspicions work overtime, but just fast enough to play into the hands of Dietrich. Dietrich and his men find the Patrol and the strategically marked map of Allied supply dumps. Guest Cast: Dick Sargent -- Kemper Writer: Edward Lasko Director: Robert Sparr 18 - The Fatal Reunion Raid -- (Airdate: Jan 15, 1968) Tense emotions explode when French Resistance fighter, Gabrielle Ouvret (Moffitt's former girlfriend), joins the Patrol in the danger-filled rescue of a space scientist -- Pierre Marchand. Gabrielle and Moffitt realize their love for each other again, but Gabrielle confesses that she is married. She is Mrs. Pierre Marchand. Moffitt's bitter sense of betrayal jeopardizes the already exacting rescue attempt. Guest Cast: Louise Sobel - Gabrieele Gilbert Green - Rettig Writer: Don Brinkley Director: Herschel Daugherty 19 - The Decoy Raid -- (Airdate: Jan 22, 1968) Sadistic SS Captain Wansee arrests the Swiss Red Cross worker -- Miss Arno, who is administering vacines in a North Africa village threatened by typhus. Wansee bargains with Dietrich to excahnge Arno and her vaccine with any member of the Patrol. Vichy official, LaDuc, who is responsible for containing the epid- emic, has only 12 hours in which to use the vaccine before it loses its effectiveness. Desperate to have Arno and her lifesaving vaccine returned, he betrays Patroller Moffitt into Dietrich's hands. Guest cast: Richard Davalos - Capt Wansee Jay Novello - LaDuc Doreen McClean - Miss Arno Writer: Robert Sherman Director: Sutton Roley 20 - The Touch-and-Go Raid -- (Airdate: Feb 5, 1968) The Patrol rush to help a band of "Allied" soldiers and fall into a trap when they learn the men are Germans. Dietrich's scheme to cap- ture them has worked. With Dietrich's men now posing as the famed Rat Patrol, they take Troy's place guarding an Allied munitions depot. Dietrich himself poses as Troy and receives an envelope marked "Operation Diamond" and decides that he must destroy the depot and escape with the "important" information. The Patrol escapes in a German truck equipped with a field radio and hear the broadcast announcing the arrival of "Operation Diamond" which are plans for an Allied Inter-company baseball game. Troy radios the depot about the fake Patrollers, but before the operator can relya his message, he is shot by one of Dietrich's men. Guest Cast: Robert Knapp - major Writer: Peter Allen Fields Director: Hershel Daugherty 21 - The Field of Death Raid -- (Airdate: Feb 12, 1968) The capture of RAF Captain David Troy proves ample bait in Major von Brugge's scheme to destroy the Patrol. Troy, Moffitt, Pettigrew and Hitchcock arrive at the desert rendezvous to find Troy's wounded and unconscious brother tied to a grenade in the center of a mine field. Fighting down the urge to rush through the mine field, Troy painfully makes his way to his brother as the Germans wait in ambush. He finally manages to defuse everything, getting his brother free just as the rest of the Patrol rushes in and kills Brugge and his men. Guest Cast: Albert Paulsen - von Brugge Nick George (Chris' real-life brother) as Captain David Troy Writer: Richard K. Brookway Director: Herschel Daugherty 22 - The Double Jeopardy Raid -- (Airdate: Feb 19, 1968) The arrival of a team of teenage guerilla fighers spells "Double-trouble" for the Patrol. The embittered young Partisands, lead by a 17-year-old Jean- Claude, and his fiery girlfriend, Monique, are determined to do things their way in an unplanned raid in an impenetratrable SS camp, even though this means putting the Patrol temporarily out of action. Guest Cast: C.Clerk -- Jean-Claude Danieele Roter - Monique Writer: Peter Allan Fields Director: Frank Baur 23 - The Hickory, Dickory Dock Raid -- (Airdate: Feb 26, 1968) Moffitt is about to leave on a hazardous mission to deactivate the timing mechanism of a whistle tower of Rommel's supply depot, when he receives a sad mes- sage from London: a German bonb has killed his young brother. In a blind rage against both the Nazi's and the war, Moffitt recklessly risks his own life and the lives of the Patrol to avenge his brother's death. They race against time to set the Whistle so that bombers may take out the depot without en- dangering the prisoners held next to it. Guest ccast: Gary Lasdun - Captain Hunte Writer: Edward J. Lakso Director: Frank Baur 24 - The Tug-of-War Raid -- (Airdate: Mar 4, 1968) The screech of Nazi vehicles outside a desolate cemetery triggers a desperate attempt by Troy and secret again Felicia Gaspard to dispose of a small gold locket containing coveted microfilmed data. Racing wildly among the tomb- stones, Troy tosses the locket into the open grave of Felicia's mother before being captured by the Nazis. When Troy and Felicia refuse to ans- wer questions, an irate Dietrich sentences them to hang at dawn. The Patrol's only hope of saving them is that the Nazi's drunken hangman is Felicia's father. Guest Cast: Michael Shillo - Gaspard Brioni Farrel - Felicia Writer: Mark Weingart Director: Jack N. Reddish 25 - The Never-Say-Die Raid -- (Airdate: Mar 11, 1968) Troy is wounded in a freakish ambush, and he and Hitchcock become prisoners of top Nazi strategist, Colonel Von Bracht. Refusing to obey von Bracht's order to radio Pettigrew and Moffitt of the German enecampment, they are given to the psychopathic Lt. Koss, who uses sledgehammers and fires to torture his prisoners. In the meanting, Lt. Cristalde, an Italian cavalier, demands that Pettigrew and Moffitt take him prisoner uner the terms of the Geneva con- vention. In the ensuing argument, Cristalde's humor gives the Patrol a key to how to rescue Troy and Hitchcock. Guest Cast: Fabrizio Mioni - Lt. Cristalde Writer: Dean Hargrove Director: Herschel Daugherty 26 - The Kill at Koorlea Raid -- (Airdate: Mar 18, 1968) The appalling brutality of Nazi General Karl Koenig makes him the prime target for the Allied offensive. General Boggs summons the Patrol for the urgent mission. The fatal shot is to be fired from nearly a mile away by British Corporal Freebairn, a crack shot with a lust for violence. Wind, speed, distance, everything checks out for the clandestine mission at Koorlea. Suddenly, Moffitt sees that Koenig's family is with him. Torn between duty and decency, the Patrol decides to take "the Butcher" alie and spare his family the horror of his death, but the cool Freebairn is sadistically psyched for the "big kill" and refuses to give in. Guest Cast: William Watson - Corporal Freebairn Writer: Edward J. Lakso Director: Eddie David