Several months later, McKay -- mostly recovered -- is told that he will never fly again. Bitter, he tries to get a civilian job flying but is told that Vietnam vets are too freaky. When he finally gets a job flying air-traffic monitoring, he loses it -- not to a ""flashback"" but to sheer irritation. Ruiz returns home to New York but can't find a job. In Montana, Percell is now a carpenter and is nearly freaked' out by finding a Vietnamese worker on the crew. That same night he runs into a peace-activist at a blind date. Bill Griner returns home to North Carolina -- having been blinded. His parents turn to faith healing and Griner retreats to the ""comfort of the fields and a faithful dog"". Back in Vietnam, Taylor meets a new black soldier who tells him that he came back because the world is nowhere for a ""black"". Doc has been sent to a field hospital but gets in trouble even there because he shows compassion for a dying man.
Title | Tour of Duty - Season 3 Episode 21 Payback |
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Year | 1990 |
Genre | War & Politics, Drama, Action & Adventure |
Country | United States of America |
Studio | CBS |
Cast | Stephen Caffrey, Terence Knox, Miguel A. Núñez Jr., Tony Becker, Stan Foster, Ramón Franco |
Crew | Zev Braun (Producer), Joseph Conlan (Original Music Composer), Dorothy Amos (Costume Supervisor), Michael E. Little (Camera Operator), Joseph A. Liuzzi (Location Manager), Stephen L. Posey (Director of Photography) |
Alternative Titles | Operation Vietnam, Camino al infierno |
Keyword | vietnam war, us army, military, us military, 1960s |
First Air Date | Sep 24, 1987 |
Last Air date | Apr 28, 1990 |
Season | 3 Season |
Episode | 58 Episode |
Runtime | 60:14 minutes |
Quality | HD |
IMDb: | 8.04/ 10 by 156.00 users |
Popularity | 67.743 |
Language | Vietnamese, English |