Their dreams of what could happen make Agarn and O'Rourke anxious to rescue Parmenter from a marriage broker.

Agarn leaves to manage a rock group called the Bedbugs, which is somewhat ahead of its time.

Two renegade Indians trap Parmenter and hold him hostage, but just want some company.

F Troop faces eviction when a rich carpetbagger comes to town, so they stage an Indian raid to prove they're still needed.

Parmenter accidentally saves Wild Eagle's life, and receives a baby as a reward.

Parmenter and Agarn go on a wilderness survival test with only a knife, a canteen, and the new Army survival manual.

Gypsies come and invade Fort Courage.

The men learn that they are not legally enlisted so they leave and Wilton is forced to man the fort alone.

Just before the troop is to be cited for high morale, a fight breaks out.

O'Rourke must talk a runaway 10-year-old boy out of joining the cavalry.

Wilton wants to capture a wild stallion to impress Wrangler Jane, but O'Rourke wants to sell it to the circus..

A renegade Indian tries to go straight but finds he can't.

A con man muscles his way into O'Rourke Enterprises by selling worthless land as potential gold mines.

The bank wants to repossess the saloon when O'Rourke's payroll is stolen, so Agarn and O'Rourke volunteer to guard the next one.

O'Rourke Enterprises takes over a haunted ghost town, expecting to get rich when the railroad comes through.

An Italian suitor challenges Agarn when Agarn goes after his beloved.

Wrongo gets mixed up with a goat and some dynamite when Parmenter assigns him as a guard.

A 147-year-old Indian comes back to take over all of America, and begins by trying to starve the troop into surrender.

Parmenter goes undercover to find out who is selling guns to the Apaches after a colonel lets him know that someone in F Troop is a traitor.

A British Major shows the men the advantages of using camouflage to fight Indians.

Agarn believes he is dying after his medical report is mixed up with that of his horse.

Agarn arranges a celebration of O'Rourke's 25 years of service in the Army.

Everyone except Agarn is transferred, and he must train G Troop whose recruits turn out to be worse than F Troop.

A phony medicine man tries to blame his thefts on Agarn when Agarn suffers a temporary memory loss.

O'Rourke needs to distract a visiting colonel who enjoys bugle calls, but the trouble is that Dobbs is the army's worst bugler.