This episode is all Lt. Hanley in a tightly constructed plot. Concussed during an artillery barrage and separated from his platoon, Hanley starts to come out of his daze to find he is being taken prisoner by an SS soldier. The surprising plot twists start immediately and keep on coming, so one needs to pay attention.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edward J. Lakso | Writer | ||
| Hans Heyde | Guest Star | Front Sentry (as Dean Heyde) | |
| Walt Davis | Guest Star | German Soldier (uncredited) | |
| Ed Gilbert | Guest Star | German Private (as Edmund Gilbert) | |
| Paul Busch | Guest Star | German Lieutenant | |
| Steve Lander | Guest Star | First Soldier (as Stephen Lander) | |
| Ed Deemer | Guest Star | German Sergeant | |
| David Brandon | Guest Star | German Soldier | |
| Edward Binns | Guest Star | "Colonel Johnson" | |
| Tom Pace | Guest Star | Rear Sentry | |
| Guy Stockwell | Guest Star | "Jerry Bacon" | |
| Ted Post | Director |