Jack and Joyce Hogan
Jack Hogan
Robert Walker
Vic Morrow
Vic Morrow
Conlan Carter
Dick Peabody
| Per Dodger: This photo of Dick Peabody was taken at Hop Kiln winery during the filming of "Ollie Joe." The large ventilation stacks on the top of the building establish that location.
Fred Dale. Per Dodger: Photo 7 with the fellow on top of the tank most likely was from the episode "The Gun". The large pine covered hillside is very characteristic of the Korbel area near Guerneville where that episode was filmed.
Robert Walker
10
Per Filly: Looks as if it could be Jack Hogan. The set-up could be the
German side of "The Gun" where they have it hidden under netting.
Per Green Recruit: This is at Korbel Winery and is from 'The Gun.' This is the position of the German gun that wipes out the Americans at the begging of the episode. The field is located straight across the main highway from the winery.
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Anyone have any idea on this one? Has anyone seen Barbara Turner, to
know if this is her? That hideous 60's outfit she's wearing makes me
glad that stripes like that never came back into style.
Per
Filly: I've not seen Pictures from that time with BT in short hair.
Besides, she
was a teensy woman. Whoever is in that Tony the Tiger suit looks a lot
more physically developed than the Pictures I've seen of Babs.
Per Green Recruit: This appears to be the ruins from the 'Ollie Joe' episode. Again, Korbel area.
Per Lyne Tremblay: I think this was taken on the set of THE GUN.
Claude Akins and Conlan Carter
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Per Dodger: The half-track seen in Photos #18, #32, #38, #41, #46, #48, 53, #57, #59, #72, all are from "Ollie Joe".
July 1966, many photos, most from Korbel,
Hop Kiln or the Guerneville
area during filming for the episodes "Ollie Joe" and "The
Gun".
"The Gun"
"The Gun"
Warren Stevens and Vic Morrow from "The Gun"
"The Gun"
"The Gun"
"The Gun"
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Per Dodger: July 1966, Photo #27. This
photo is taken at Franklin Canyon at the north end of the reservoir.
This area is known as the `surge basin', where the water from the California
aqueduct is pumped up from the floor of the San Fernando Valley and
enters the reservoir. Two Combat! episodes show this location briefly,
"Run, Sheep, Run" and "Chapel at Able Five".
"The Gun"
Dick Peabody
"The Gun"
"Ollie Joe"
"The Gun"
Robert Walker
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Vic Morrow, center of picture
Per Dodger: Photos #35, #43, #44, #45
and #62 are from "Ollie Joe". Claude Akins appears in the
far right in #62. We have not been able to find the location where these
scenes were filmed. It doesn't resemble the area around Hop Kiln or
Korbel. My hunch is that it could be further west around Cassini's or
Duncans Mill.
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Per Dodger: Photos #36, #47 and #49
are taken on the Russian River at a `summer bridge'. This bridge is
seen at the conclusion of "Ollie Joe". These
bridges are located west of Guerneville, about 15 miles from Hop Kiln,
and are temporary bridges put in place during the summer season. Many
other cast photos in this series appear to have been
taken in this area.
Jack Hogan
"Ollie Joe"
"The Gun"
42
Per
Dodger: July 1966, Photo #42. This is the `backside' of the Korbel Vineyards.
It appears that trailers and RVs are placed along the road, possibly
to accommodate the production crew. Note also the Korbel buildings barely
visible on the upper right side.
43
See July 1966, #35
44
See July 1966, #35
45
See July 1966, #35
47
See July 1966, #36
49
See July 1966, #36
50
Dennis Hopper?
Per Lynne Tremblay: For July 1966, there's
the face of Dennis Hopper looking out from behind a big CBS sign in pic
no. 50.
Bill Bryant and ??
Jack Hogan and Joyce0
Angelo De Meo0
Emmett Bergholtz
Jack Hogan
Claude Akins
Vic, Dick and Jack
62 %
See July 1966, #35
Per Dodger: Claude Akins is to the far right.
63 %
Per Dodger: July 1966, Photos #63 to
71. Purely speculation on my part, but this
series shows blueprints and photos of a house and adjacent building
during construction. Photo #63 is an artist drawing of a building
and closely resembles the building under construction in Photo #68.
Note also a floor plan in Photo #69. Could this be Earl Parker's home?
Warren Stevens
Pierre
Jack
Jack
81 %
Per Dodger: July 1966, Photos #81 and
#82. Both of these photos are from Bronson Canyon and the episode "Breakout".
You can see the bulldozer used to escape from the Germans in photo #82.
Dick Peabody
Vic and the squad; and, the man on the right, facing to the right, is Bill Bixby!
Ollie, a friend of Earl's, taken in Franklin Canyon (my thanks to Gary L. for this identification!)
Per M-1, this is Earl's cousin, Gary Lunder, who is supervising Earl's estate and is graciously allowing us to post these pictures. We very sincerely thank him.
Per Green Recruit: #7 is located in the Redwood Room at Franklin Canyon. The two guys are sitting on a fake boulder. Note the white fence in the background lining the road.
Earl Parker
Vic Morrow
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The MGM backlot where a lot of the Combat! street scenes were filmed.
Set from "Gulliver"
An accident, or staged??
Telly Savalas, with Ron Harper to his left, his back to the camera.
With many thanks to Marty, who sent us the unaired "Garrison's Gorilla's" pilot, this picture has now been identified as taken on the set of that pilot. Rick, Jack, Dick and Conlan were in the first 10 minutes of the pilot, playing their Combat! characters as they help the cast of Garrison's Gorilla's when they parachute jump into Europe to help win the war.
Buddy Pantsari
A very big thank you goes to Gary Lunder, for finally identifying this actor (I actually woke up at night, wondering who he might be!). He was in 4 Combat! episodes so he's practically a regular guest star.
Buddy Pantsari
Buddy Pantsari
Buddy Pantsari
Buddy Pantsari
Buddy Pantsari
Possibly Ollie or Earl Parker and Buddy Pantsari
Per Green Recruit: #4 is not from Combat! because the German halftrack is all wrong. The Combat! halftrack had a turret and covered top. This one appears to be an M-3 halftrack with an American 50 cal. mounted on it.
Buddy Pantsari
Buddy Pantsari
Buddy Pantsari