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At China Beach, Dr. Richard is trapped in the hospital with an unusually talkative Dodger. Wayloo follows Boonie and other troops into battle and helps fight the VC attempting to overrun China Beach. Meanwhile, Cherry comforts another Red Cross volunteer trapped with her at a besieged fire base. 8.2/10 (41) Rate.
The complexities of Vietnam went right over my head as I fell for the buzz words: domino theory, pacification, search and destroy. Granted, China Beach and it's network rival, Tour of Duty, also rebroadcast that summer of 2000, opened up lost memories, made concepts finally click. I began to relive that part of my life with clearer understanding.
China Beach. China Beach est une série télévisée américaine en deux épisodes de 90 minutes et soixante épisodes de 50 minutes, créée par John Sacret Young et William Broyles Jr. et diffusée entre le 26 avril 1988 et le 22 juillet 1991 sur le réseau ABC . En France, le pilote a été diffusé le 24 novembre 1988 1 et la série à ...
13 de mar. de 2022 · The China Beach campground is located close to the entrance to the hike to China Beach. This nice, sheltered campground is open in the summer months, from mid-May to mid-September. The 85 vehicle and tenting sites are large, roomy and nicely sheltered in the forest. Most are well separated by the trees and shrubberies.
The trail to China Beach begins near the trailhead on the eastern end of the Juan de Fuca Trail, from the China Beach day-use parking lot. The China Beach day-use area is located just off of Highway #14 on the way to the town of Port Renfrew. From downtown Victoria, drive to Douglas Street and follow it north, leaving the city as Douglas turns ...
7 de oct. de 2014 · Product Description. From the moment CHINA BEACH debuted in 1988, with its iconic opening credits set to the Supremes' Reflections as its theme song, it was hailed as groundbreaking television. In an era of testosterone-driven war movies, it delivered a unique perspective: the Vietnam War through the eyes of women!
Pilot: Directed by Rod Holcomb. With Dana Delany, Nan Woods, Michael Boatman, Marg Helgenberger. In 1967, the people of the 510th Evac Hospital at China Beach Vietnam include the cool but compassionate Army nurse Colleen McMurphy, the naive Red Cross newcomer Cherry White, the singer Laurette Barber and the cynical civilian worker/prostitute K.C. Koloski.
