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Here they go.
We're going to hit him.
You got it, sir.
First on the left,
second on the
left, first on the
right.
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Enemy down.
You want to
know
that?
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Here they come.
Cover me.
You crazy son of a [ __ ]
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[ __ ] Heat.
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We got to move.
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The 23rd was supposed to push into
Bishide, but they got all caught up. Now
they're pinned down.
What's your situation?
Sector 2 is not clear. Made contact with
the
enemy here.
Took out a pack gun, some 42s, tried to
pick our way through a minefield, but we
couldn't get through. They had 43s, some
Betty's, marked them for engineers,
casualties.
None this time. S2 has reports of boys
and old men from the 192nd in that area.
Well, these were SS.
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What do you think, Jean?
I don't think they're boys and old men.
All right,
Captain. Get back to Brigade S2. Have
them double check their intelligence
again. I don't want any surprises. Yes,
sir. I'm going have to pull the 23rd out
of I wish I didn't. They're not going to
do anything today. We could go.
What? You're volunteering again? That's
what's needed.
Well, God bless you, Jean. You are one
of my best, but you're looking pretty
whipped.
Not yet, sir.
No. All
right. Well, I got a little job for you
and your boys. Look
here. We got the 99th on our left and
the 106 on the right.
They spread real thin, lots of gaps in
that line. And that makes me real
nervous. And I want your
platoon to move into here and fill in
those holes at
Lanzerath. You got to hold that line.
When do we go?
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Well, check with Miller over at the 73rd
Armor. He's got a patrol leaving in
about 15 minutes. I think you can catch
a ride with them.
Yes, sir.
Jean, try and stay
warm. Division Field Hospital is
reporting hundreds and hundreds of cases
of frostbite. I want you getting trench
foot out there. Understood? No, sir.
Carry
on. So, those are our orders.
Yep. 10 days pushing across roads in a
crow winterfell. And our reward is an
exclusive stay in the woods. That's what
the army tells me. On the front
line.
Unbelievable. You know the war's over,
right? Time I checked. You boys are
going to love you.
Listen up, Joe's.
Orders are in.
We're moving back to the front.
Hey, quiet down. Going to a quiet part
of the line. Plug some gaps. Spill some
holes. When do we go? 20 minutes.
Hey,
what? You all volunteered for this,
right? I know it's not warm sheets and
cozy beds, but this is the army. What'
you expect?
Grab your gear. Move in 20.
My turn.
Yeah. You see, this would have been a
hell of a lot better sleeping outside.
You did good, Rock.
Yeah. You know, they say the war would
be over by now. Well, the army says a
lot of things.
How long have we been doing this, Jean?
Since Fort Riley, I suppose. Yeah,
that's right. And the army says go here.
And then they say go
there. And now they say the war is
almost over. What's your point, Rock?
My point
is I'm getting really tired of this damn
war.
What do What do you think? About what?
Oh, you think the crowds are actually
finished?
No. No, I
don't. You really think we're going to a
quiet part of the
line? They call it the front for a
reason. Well, aren't you just full of
good news?
So, you pulling out soon,
sir? We're leaving a few,
sir. Have you heard anything back from
S2? No, not yet. Phone lines have been
down all
morning. Hit hit and miss. It comes and
goes.
I'm sure it's the weather. Yeah, I'm
sure Division will get it figured out.
Are you sure those were SS troops you
saw? Seen a lot of troops in this
area. Yeah. Give me no mistake. Those
were SS.
I believe you. But intelligence doesn't.
Then again, when have they been sure
about anything?
Hit or miss, right? Hit or miss. See,
you're still supporting that cross.
Yeah.
Yeah, I am. I probably shouldn't show
you this.
One of those.
Well, I have a girl back home,
Irene, and she writes
me well, just about every week.
Those are all her letters. Yes, they
are dedicated.
The thing is though, I haven't opened a
single one of them.
No, not one. No, not
one really.
Why
not? I guess I don't open them.
Well, cuz they give me something to look
forward to. Every time a new letter
shows
up, gives me a reason to keep
going. Get you through this war. Right.
Right.
Just like your cross.
Sir, what do you know about this sector
we're going to?
To be honest, not much. Those boys over
there are fresh from the States. Never
seen any
action. Short on communications, ammo,
and food. I'm
sure need some combat veterans looking
over their shoulders. Yes, they do.
That's why the major sending you,
Jean. To be
honest, much rather be here leading in
those attacks in the Wershed. I know,
Jean. But you and your men have earned
some rest and a little
quiet. Men, I could use the
break. I will get you back to our
sidelines as soon as I can.
Thank you,
sir. I will also get S2 to get on the
brass tax about what you're seeing out
there. I would appreciate that, sir. SS
troops in any sector is never a good
sign.
No, never is. Usually means the Germans
are up to something. Yeah. Yeah, it
does.
Thanks for the chat, G.
Thank you,
sir. You will be
missed, but good luck out there.
Thank you, sir. If you see anything, you
let me know. You can count on it.
Don't put hair on your
major. At least got one thing right.
Huh? How's the ride, sir? Fine. You tank
boys should know how to ride in style.
You say that to Jerry when he shows up
with tigers. Yeah, well that's why you
got one of these. Like shooting spit
wads.
We appreciate the mit, Sergeant. Our
pleasure, sir.
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You know, I think I could live in a
place like
this. Welcome.
Well, I can't
actually. You know, like a quiet maybe
snow covered Earth.
I really hate the winter. I've never
really liked it much myself,
but it's nice and quiet,
though. I don't like the
quiet. We haven't had quiet since we hit
the beaches in
Normandy. What do you think of
this? Of this
mission? Yeah. How are we supposed to
hold the we space so thin?
Well, young boys and old men,
right? It's another thing we haven't had
since
Normandy.
Well, must be it. Home sweet home. Yeah,
transfer here I come. Yeah, could be
worse. Could had to dig them
ourselves. Well, the 99th is on our
right. I'm sure they checked us in.
Yeah, that's nice of them.
Anyway, I want interlocking fields of
fire with the barn
30. Outposts on the heads, communication
spread down.
Can you contact with the 106 boys on our
left? Where do you want the
CP? Here's as good as any. All right, I
get Rudy over here. Set up the
radio. Hey, keep your head
down. It's not my head. My ass I'm
worried
about. Yeah, we'll keep that down,
too. You
know, maybe this quiet will be different
than
Normandy. All right, you stone heads.
Chief Sill, I'm me.
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Where are you boys headed?
Lazaran. Oh, sorry, sir. Didn't see you
there.
Enemy movement.
Light
incoming. Rumor has it that Jerry has
two horsedrawn artillery pieces covering
this entire sector.
Those poor horses must have getting
worked to death. Yeah, well, I think the
crowds are about finished here.
Good hunting,
sir. Have a good one.
Major
League Baseball.
Sorry, sir.
You boys the 99? Yes, sir. Lieutenant
Kappa 23rd. You here to relieve us, sir?
No, we're here to plug some gaps in your
lines. Who's in command? All right, sir.
Well, at least uh lost Captain Watts a
few days back. Crowd artillery took one
in the chest. So, it's just you. Yeah,
we got a CPU, though. You want to show
me, sir? Just follow me.
rigged that baby myself.
See any use on these roads? A few MPs on
Jeeps came through this morning. Yeah,
we saw some MPs, too. Probably the same
guys. Yeah, I guess so. Really, sir?
It's been quiet. I don't think anyone
wants to start anything.
What do you mean?
It's winter. It's
Christmas. Germans are
finished. You may be
right. I'll run a wire over connect you
my CP. That would be swell, sir. You see
anything, let me know. Yes, sir.
Faster. Good job.
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Anything?
First and second are in position for
their push on Baller side. Artillery
preamble before kickoff.
Good. Hear anything from Kappa?
Nothing yet.
What is it?
Sir, I would feel a lot more comfortable
if Kappa was leading this attack.
I couldn't agree with you more, Joe.
And what have you heard from our friends
over at S2?
Reports are still coming in. A lot of
them are about German patrols.
An increase. Yeah, lots of enemy
movement.
What do our reconnaissance planes
report, sir? Division is reporting a
major front moving in. Limited
visibility. All planes, fighters,
bombers, everything are grounded. Oh,
for God's sakes. No air support. No.
Well, I don't know. I mean, maybe it's
just small reconnaissance in force
patrols and, you know, doing the usual
feeling us out.
Maybe
Joe, you let me know if anything, the
smallest thing changes. Yes, sir. I'll
let you
know.
What? What are they up to?
Hey, slow it down,
Mac. There's something in the
trees.
Anti-tank gun in the
trees.
30°
shaft. Still still HG
round. Target is loaded on the way.
Dig holes. Fire. Fire. Fire.
Nice shot,
Mac. Holy [ __ ] Tigers.
4:00. Come
on. Come on, Mac. Come
on, Tigers. 4:00. 4:00. 4:00.
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Holy [ __ ]
Danny. We are not digging to China here.
Yeah, you get down in this box while I
try and dig.
What? You see this here? Yeah. You know
what this
means? Keep digging.
Hey, good to see you're safe and found.
Men spread out. Yeah, I got them spaced
out the best I can. Provisions. Well,
it's no turkey dinner,
but men got food and plenty of ammo.
Can we hold
what you mean? If the crowds make a
push. Yeah.
The men will follow you to Helen back,
sir.
So, how are they over there?
They're pretty green.
Come on, I'll show you to your new
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home.
Well, definitely isn't going to be like
being back home, but it should be a
little bit warmer than a foxhole. Fine.
Right.
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Jean
Jean, there's a hell of a firefight to
the east of us.
All right, let's go see Rudy. Yeah.
What do you got, Rudy? I don't know,
sir. I got a scrambled message from the
99 boys, but couldn't make anything out.
Line the line went dead.
Hey, you tried. Yes, sir.
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Outpost. see anything? No, I even
checked before I woke you.
Get down. Get down.
Well, that was pretty close for two
cannons and some horses. Those are 105s.
truck. You think the Germans are making
a push? I don't
know. Sir, you guys see anything? Give
it
hell. You guys be
ready. Sir, doc, we're running low on
plasma. We can we can use some a little
more morphing. We'll get what we can.
You find a hole. We're going to be bus
soon.
Sorry. Shut up. What's happening, Rock?
Keep your head down, chief. Isn't ready
to push. Rifle's ready. Get down. Get
ready. Get ready.
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Don't fall back.
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Heat. Hey. Hey.
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Hey. Heat. Heat.
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Thank you.
Get
out.
Hold on. Hold on.
Don't give
Hey. Oh no.
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They're falling
back.
Enemy over there.
Medic.
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He needs an aid station, sir.
We don't got one,
Doc. No. No. I don't want to
go. Um.
Sorry, sir.
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Victor three
Robert, we're in section
8. How many? No, no, no. We need you to
hold.
Hello.
Hello.
Limestead. All reports say the same.
Crout movement, infantry, tanks,
everything. Right down the Elsenborg
road, our weakest point of our lines.
This could be a major German offensive.
And you've heard nothing from division?
No. Our flanks are in danger of being
exposed. And if we're cut
off, we'll be completely surrounded.
Is it a major German offensive? They'll
have to get the crossroads at Bastonia.
Down here is SE.
And if they take those, they'll easily
cross the Muse River. Yeah, if they
cross the Muse, you know what's next.
They got a straight path all the way to
the English Channel and the port of
Antworp. They'll cut us and the British
in half as four entire armies surrounded
with no supplies behind enemy
lines. Crossroads at
Lansrath. That's the only place that has
a road that'll support German armor.
They have to take Lansrath.
That's Capus position.
Yeah. Get my jeep,
sir.
I'm blind. We have to get the hell out
there and see what's going on. Saddle
up, Captain. Yes, sir.
I am losing my edge. How we doing, Rock?
Real thin, sir. Those two new
replacements bought it already. Who? I
don't know. I didn't get their names.
[ __ ] Crap. Behind
us. How the hell they get behind us? I
don't know.
All right. So, what do we do now,
sir? That's
us. Tank
support. All right, we got to get to the
crossroads. Rocket, second squad on our
flanks. I'll go get third. Meet me back
here. Okay.
Careful,
Sarge. What in the hell is that? That's
my goat.
Your goat? Look, got to have something
to carry my goods. Oh my god, you are
killing me. What's going
on? The Germans are pushing. Where's
Cali? He's out checking points.
Are you kidding me? Oh, I got to guard
my goods.
How many? 20, maybe
30. They're trying to flank us. They
might have us cut
off. Oh
[ __ ] Okay, you two stay
close. What about Betty?
Unless she can carry a rifle. Leave her.
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Baker. Baker. This is Fox Red. Over.
Any luck? I'm getting nothing, sir. Keep
trying. Yes, sir.
Got second squad ready, sir. You seen
rock?
Can't come back yet.
We can't wait any longer. Send scouts
out. Yes, sir.
Baker. Baker. This is Fox Red. Over.
Baker. Baker. This is Fox Red. Over.
Damn it. Watch it. Sorry,
Sarge. Sarge, are we
lost? I am way too old for
this.
Sarge, do you do you think Betty's all
right? Forget about your goddamn goat
for a minute, will you? Jesus. Just move
it.
Go. I should have joined the Navy.
Crowds up ahead, sir. So, the
crossroads? Yeah, it looks like they're
overrun. All right, pass the word back
to the squad. I'm going to go check it
out. Yes,
sir.
Heat. Heat.
Hey bud.
Came out of nowhere.
Sorry sir. It's okay
son. Let's go.
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attack. Help.
Mana, I'll stand.
Lost
gates. Mine.
How's it
look? Bad. There's more crowds here than
in
Germany. We need to find another way
around.
What do we do,
Lieutenant? It sure looks like him.
All right, Kelly on point. We can flank
him.
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Clear. Clear.
Watch your socks.
Good to see you, too, sir.
What are we going to do with him?
Siria
nia
go let him
go
Oh, let's find our
lines. Kelly on point.
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Homecom.
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They're just sitting there. We must be
getting close to our lines. How many
grenades we got? Couple captured potato
mashers. Why? Take Grace. Flank on the
right. I'm going to hit him on the left.
We're not seriously going to attack, are
we? Kelly, you're with me? Yes, sir.
Sir, we can get to our lines. We'll meet
them there. And we're going to find them
here. Okay.
When you guys hit them left, lay cover.
I'm going to blast him with the
grenades. Move quick. Wait for my shot.
You got it. Let's go.
I'm in store.
We
got here.
Hey, please
stop.
Heat. Heat.
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I'm going back.
Clear.
Clear.
Grace. All right.
Serge. Grace. Grace.
Grace.
Grace. Move. Grace.
medic. Rock, we have to
go. Rock, we have to go. Kelly, see if
that Jeep is working. Yes, sir.
Rock,
go. Heat. Heat.
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Yeah, good to see you. Found that.
Good work, Corporal.
How's our radio? Yeah, Rudy's been
trying all day.
Rudy, how we doing? I can't get out to
anyone, sir. The Germans the jam our
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signal. Maybe they've been overrun.
I don't know what we're going to do.
I have an idea.
What are you doing? Mor's code.
Let's hope our boys are listening.
Breaker 490. Breaker 490, Victor 3.
Anyone out there
over? Breaker 490. Breaker 490, Victor
3. Anyone out there
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over? Holy
[ __ ] That's Morris
code. Copy this.
Kappa could kiss you. Sir, we've made
contact with Kappa. He's at the
crossroads at Lansro. He wants to know
his orders.
My god, those poor
kids. This just breaks my heart.
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Sir, till Cappy's on his own.
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Verify it. Yes, sir.
So, what did they say? Ordered to hold.
Hold. Hold with what? What do we got? SC
what we could, but it ain't
much. Got the 230s with a few boxes,
bazooka, but we only got three rounds.
Hang grenades, few lammines.
Plus
50. It's not much to stop armor.
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Listen
up. We've been ordered to
hold. Germans are coming this way.
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We're all with you, sir.
All right, let's get to work.
Chief, that thing clean? Almost, SGE.
Nice.
Corporal. Hey, SGE. How are we? Ready to
go. Excellent.
Sir, we're all set.
Germans are going to love this.
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Brilliant.
Baker Baker 47. Is anyone out there?
Baker. Baker 47. Is anyone out
there, Captain?
Lieutenant,
good to hear your voice, sir. It's good
to hear yours as well.
What's going on out there, sir?
Nothing good,
Jean. We're plum in the middle of a
major German offensive. Yeah, we seeing
that, too.
Germans have broken through every
sector. US forces are withdrawing.
What about us?
Jean, your position is at a critical
road
junction. You're going to be seeing
heavy infantry and troops coming your
way
soon. I know it's a lot to ask, Jean,
but you and your men have got to hold
the Germans back. You've got to hold
them off as long as possible.
But those are our orders.
Jean, if we do not hold the Germans
back, we could very well find ourselves
retreating back to the English
coastline. A lot of American troops are
going to die. So,
yes, those are your orders.
Okay,
sir. We'll hold them off as long as we
can.
You're a hell of a soldier, Jean.
Thank you, sir.
You You take care out there.
Yes,
sir. Over now.
Over and out.
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Here,
Rock. How come your coffee is always
cold? Doesn't start out that way, sir.
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think there's any luck in that for
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us.
Well, here they come.
That was a lot of Germans coming down
that road, sir. They're moving in fast.
All right, get this out of here. Good
work.
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Get that thing ready.
Sergeant, I'm having second thoughts
about this one. You know what? I've been
having second thoughts about this entire
war. So, stop your bitching.
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Heat. Heat.
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Come on.
Don't Heat. Heat.
Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Yeah,
Heat.
Heat.
Heat. Heat.
Rudy, see if you can get us some
artillery. Yes, sir.
anything. We're on our own.
Armor down. Get down.
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Heat. Heat.
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No, you don't.
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Rudy, get a message. Rudy, you dead? Not
yet. Get him out of here. Come on, let's
go.
Retreat. We're going to fall back in the
woods.
This fight ain't over. We can flank
them. Hit him in the ass. Let's go.
Ouch. Oh
[ __ ] They're fine. We're running out.
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We can't hold on position too long.
Neutral
man. Hello. Hello.
Hey.
Hey. Let's fall back. We can use these.
Straight. Get you down.
Baker. Baker 47. Is anyone out
there? Is anyone out there?
If you can hear me, hear
this. At 5:30 this
morning, the six Panzer army attacked
all through our lines along the Ardan
forest.
This is not a small localized
counterattack, but a major German
offensive. I repeat, this is not a small
localized
counterattack, but a major German
offensive.
Heavy German infantry and
armor have broken through our lines and
are trying to flank
us.
Orders, hold at all cost. I
repeat, hold at all
cost. We have to slow the German
advance. Give
Time for reinforcements.
What we do here
today may affect the outcome of the
war. Hold your
ground. Good luck and God bless.
Rock,
sir, you're
back. It's stowing.
Yeah, you've been out for a
while. Does that help? What?
The cross.
Reminds me of my faith. Why we fight?
Yeah. Well,
sure has been lucky for you.
You hear that? Yeah.
Do we have anything that can stop
him? Just the pans are faster.
Okay. If we can bottleneck a tank, we
can take out a tread, slow him down for
a few more hours. Yeah. Yeah, I like it.
I'll cover you. Okay.
Okay, you only got one go,
sir. Here it comes.
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A hell of a shot, sir.
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Hey, Jim.
BL, you got any more tricks up your
sleeve
now? Not this time, Rock.
heard anything from Kappa?
As of last report, they were still
holding.
So, we don't know if he made it.
No.
Soldier. Damn fine one,
too. So, up there, Captain. Yes, sir.
So much for the war being over by
Christmas.
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Yeah, you just go ahead and take those
cuz I didn't need them anyway.
You think the others made it back? I
hope so.
What do you think they're going to do
with us? Probably ship us back to
Germany. You know, they'll separate us
officers and enlisted men. Yeah, I
know. But they haven't yet.
You know, it's been a real pleasure
fighting with you, Rock.
Stop talking like this is goodbye.
That's
man
comb. Science cruds probably have party
week for us. Captain Rock. I hope so.
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Heat. Heat. Heat.
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