Cast
| Actor | Character | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Michael Bates | Bearer Rangi Ram | Series 1 - Series 5 |
| Donald Hewlett | Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Reynolds | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Michael Knowles | Captain Ashwood | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Windsor Davies | Battery Sergeant Major 'Shut up' Williams | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| George Layton | Bombardier 'Solly' Solomons | Series 1 - Series 2 |
| Melvyn Hayes | Gunner/Bombardier 'Gloria' Beaumont | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Don Estelle | Gunner 'Lofty' Harold Horace Herbert Willy Sugden | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Christopher Mitchell | Gunner 'Parky' Nigel Parkins | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| John Clegg | 'La-dee-da' Gunner 'Paderewski' Jonathan Graham | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Stuart McGugan | Gunner 'Atlas' Mackintosh | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Kenneth MacDonald | Gunner 'Nobby' Clark | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Mike Kinsey | Gunner 'Nosher' Evans | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Dino Shafeek | Chai Wallah Muhammad | Series 1 - Series 8 |
| Babar Bhatti | Punkah Wallah Rumzan | Series 1 - Series 6 |
| Andy Ho | Ah Syn, the Chinese cook | Series 7 - Series 8 |
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