The Official John Dye Fan Page (Doc Hoc)

The Official Dan Gauthier Website & Fan Page (Lt.John McKay)

Stephen Caffrey (Lt.Myron Goldman)

The Kevin Conroy (Cpt. Rusty Wallace) Homepage

The Official Miguel Nunez, Jr Fanpage. (Spec.Marcus Taylor)

The Official Stan Foster Fanpage. Spec.Marvin Johnson

Steven Akahoshi
(Doc Matsuta)

"Where Are They Now" Info on the stars and guest stars of Tour of Duty and where they are now. For a listing of what tv shows the stars will be appearing this week see On TV This Month

To All the stars of Tour of Duty...
We want to thank all of you for your part in one of the "greatest shows ever"! This page is a tribute to the best cast of actors ever brought together for one show. Without the great talents of each and every one of you it would not have been possible. Thanks for making the characters so reaslistic and the show so entertaining to watch. Your are all the BEST!

Some comments by "extras" on TOD who worked with the "stars"..... In 87' I was a disk jockey for KQMQ in Honolulu.I had the opertunity to do some extra and later stand in work at Scholefield for the show. Mr. Knox took a liking to me and we would sit in a bunker and practiced his lines. Man I was a kid in a candy store. Terence would also do a Steve McQeen impression that floored me laughing.I ate with the gentleman a few times and he actually told me "If I liked what I was doing to let him know and he would help me out". I never took Mr. Knox up on his offer you see I had a son pass away I never said anything but I believe he knew something was terribly wrong. Terence made me laugh and gave me hope. If there is a reunion I want to be part of it, if just to say THANKS. I am now a Critical Care Paramedic and I use that Steve McQueen bit. People smile and just like myself they dont know why.(Terence) "1 MABEY 2"! I still dont get it but i can see his face like it was yesterday Mr. Caffrey was equally kind but I did not have the chance to spend as much time with Steven a I did with Terence. But I did talk to him and he is an awsome man and actor as all the principle's were. I had the chance to work the first two seasons until the set moved to L.A due to money issues with the State of Hawaii's filming industry. Its too bad they lost a good gig. I had alot of fun and was lucky to watch them put such a great show together. I never had a speaking part but, I was one of the guys who got to shoot the blanks and I got to die twice, with the closer shots I got to go to makeup and they greyed me up to look older. The days were long but such great fun.Those guys could act and I rarely saw a mistake. I envy all their talent and Steven Caffrey was a "one take wonder". What a team they all were!!! They were all so cool and answered questions so openly about there jobs, that I think thanks is in order. Not just for the entertainment but for being human in a high profile job. Thanks for your time. Your fellow TOD fan, Wayne. (just a lucky guy who got to watch) Wayne Dines/ Disk jockey for KQMQ, Honolulu, 1987 (printed with permission) These pics were sent to us by Eric Hood who was an extra on Episode#2 I am the extra behind Captain and the Medic drinking a coke and a smile with a soldier friend Carmona, and another picture of the director giving the rundown on the tunnel rats entrance to the village. And finally a pic of Foster and Nunez watching the tunnel rats tapeing. I had a great experience and we as soldier extras were very helpful to the cast talking about soldiering and soldiering components. (printed with permission)