Tour Of Duty Season Three Episode 17 - Vietnam Rag When Goldman and Anderson are ordered to take out a platoon of newbies on a "reconnaissance-in-force", they worry about the effect it’ll have on the the veterans, especially now that they’re used to success on their SOG operations. Complicating matters is a reporter with an anti-war leanings, who will record the mission on film. A wearying, same-old-shit, tension filled sweep ( in which the unit is decimated by boobytraps and ambushes) culminate

Gordon Bert Sears served his country during the Vietnam War and gave his life in the line of duty. He enlisted in the United States Army through Reserve Military service and began his tour in Vietnam on April 1, 1970. Serving as a Warrant Officer and helicopter pilot, Sears was assigned to the 176th Aviation Company, 1st Aviation Brigade—a unit that flew into contested airspace daily, often under direct enemy fire. Born on January 10, 1950, Gordon was from Los Molinos, Tehama County, California.

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