While returning from patrol, Saunders and his men are captured by a German platoon. They are taken to be interrogated by SS Captain Steiner (Richard Basehart). Sgt. Akers (Simon Oakland) and his men have been prisoners there some time and are broken and resigned to their fate. Against Akers' wishes, Saunders plans to let Billy escape to get information back to Headquarters.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edward J. Lakso | Writer | ||
| James Sikking | Guest Star | Lyles (as Jim Sikking) | |
| Bill Coontz | Guest Star | Guard (uncredited) | |
| Woodrow Parfrey | Guest Star | Pvt. Gates | |
| Arnold Merritt | Guest Star | Pfc. Cole | |
| Walt Davis | Guest Star | German Guard in Barn (uncredited) | |
| Sasha Harden | Guest Star | Lt. Brummel | |
| Walter Linden | Guest Star | German Compound Guard - Day | |
| Michael McDonald (V) | Guest Star | Wilson | |
| Horst Ebersberg | Guest Star | German Soccer Player (uncredited) | |
| Glenn Cannon | Guest Star | Rankin | |
| Norbert Meisel | Guest Star | German Compound Guard - Night | |
| Richard Basehart | Guest Star | Capt. Steiner | |
| Arthur Batanides | Guest Star | Nader | |
| Rudy Dolan | Guest Star | 2nd German Compound Guard - Day | |
| Simon Oakland | Guest Star | Sgt. Tom Akers | |
| Ted Post | Director |