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Revision as of 16:10, 26 March 2016
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Garrison's Gorillas was a World War II-themed TV series which aired in 1967. The plot of the series was that Lieutenant Craig Garrison (Ron Harper) was tasked with taking a group of convicts and using them as guerillas behind enemy lines, similar to The Dirty Dozen.
The following weapons were used in the series Combat!:
Pistols
Colt M1911
The M1911 is carried primarily by the Gorillas frequently.
Goniff (Christopher Cary) holding an M1911 on a German medic in an ambulance in "Now I Lay Me Down to Die."
Casino (Rudy Solari) holding an M1911 on a German ambulance driver in "Now I Lay Me Down to Die."
Casino (Rudy Solari) uses his M1911 to kill the escaping Colonel Krueger (Curt Lowens) in "Now I Lay Me Down to Die."
Walther P38
German officers often used P38s. Consequently, so do the Gorillas.
Actor (Cesare Danova) points a P38 at a captured German colonel in "Now I Lay Me Down to Die."
Garrison (Ron Harper) with a P38 in in "Now I Lay Me Down to Die."
Submachine guns
MP40
The Gorillas and German forces also are seen using the MP40.
Casino (Rudy Solari) with an MP40 during a shootout in "Now I Lay Me Down to Die."