Racial discrimination and a Vietnam War cover-up are at the center of an absorbing drama that plays as a mystery. Maj. Kendall Laird, a career Army man, is assigned to assist the parents of a black lieutenant, killed in Vietnam, in the burial of their son in his Georgia home town. However, the deceased is denied interment in a ""white only"" cemetery. To settle the matter without litigation, Laird resolves to convince the community that the lieutenant died a hero. So he seeks information from the slain officer's men, and learns that they have put him up for a Silver Star. Then he uncovers unsettling facts that may point to a ""fragging"": the killing of the lieutenant by his own troops. Stars John Lithgow
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walter Halsey Davis | Writer | ||
| Tegan West | Guest Star | ||
| Richard Brooks | Guest Star | ||
| Charles | Guest Star | ||
| Mert Hatfield | Guest Star | ||
| Bob Hannah | Guest Star | ||
| Brian Tarantina | Guest Star | ||
| John Lithgow | Guest Star | ||
| Hugh Jarrett | Guest Star | ||
| Richard Bradford | Guest Star | ||
| Buck Herron | Guest Star | ||
| Morgan Freeman | Guest Star | ||
| CCH Pounder | Guest Star | ||
| M. Emmet Walsh | Guest Star | ||
| Denise Mickelbury | Guest Star | ||
| G.D. Spradlin | Guest Star | ||
| Frances Sternhagen | Guest Star | ||
| John Philbin | Guest Star | ||
| Wallace Wilkinson | Guest Star | ||
| John Korty | Director |