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In "Operation Holdout" on October 28, 1962, the crew found four stranded soldiers, two [[United States|American]] and two Japanese, who think [[World War II]] is still underway.<ref name=CTVA/>

In "Operation Holdout" on October 28, 1962, the crew found four stranded soldiers, two [[United States|American]] and two Japanese, who think [[World War II]] is still underway.<ref name=CTVA/>

   

   

Harry Morgan (1915–2011), later the fictitious [[Colonel]] Sherman T. Potter on CBS' ''[[M*A*S*H*]],'' played Charlie in "Operation Mess" on November 18, 1962. O'Toole is puzzled why the crew is grumbling about the food when Charlie was previously considered a known as a superior chef.<ref name=imdb/><ref name=CTVA/>

Harry Morgan (1915–2011), later the fictitious [[Colonel]] Sherman T. Potter on CBS' ''[[M*A*S*H]],'' played Charlie in "Operation Mess" on November 18, 1962. O'Toole is puzzled why the crew is grumbling about the food when Charlie was previously considered a superior chef.<ref name=imdb/><ref name=CTVA/>

In "Operation Potomac" (December 9, 1962), with guest star Richard Eastham, O'Toole tries to determine why someone sent him a dress while the ship is in port near [[Washington, D.C.]] The unsolicited gift inspired lots of ribbing from his fellow crew members. Eventually, O'Toole learns the dress was for a female naval officer with the same name assigned to the same installation.<ref name=CTVA/>

In "Operation Potomac" (December 9, 1962), with guest star Richard Eastham, O'Toole tries to determine why someone sent him a dress while the ship is in port near [[Washington, D.C.]] The unsolicited gift inspired lots of ribbing from his fellow crew members. Eventually, O'Toole learns the dress was for a female naval officer with the same name assigned to the same installation.<ref name=CTVA/>