All language subtitles for Target.

This is Korea, 1952.

The combat zone has developed
into a sporadic twilight war

of artillery duels
and night patrol.

Flash attacks in small areas.

Rollovers and rollbacks.

And positions that change hands
over and over and over again

until neither side could say
what positions it controlled.

Not even the soldiers
themselves.

And these are the soldiers.

Officers
like Lieutenant Tom Flagler

whose decisions
must not be wrong.

Non-coms
like Sergeant Vince Gaspari

who must see these decisions
carried out.

And the men who follow.

Felix, who tries
to laugh at war.

Stacey, who fights it with
his Browning Automatic Rifle.

O'Hirons,
to whom the battlefield

is the shortest route home.

Moose, the communications man.

Geronimo, the Apache Indian

taking to a modern kind
of warpath.

Mark Hu, the boy.

The only one who didn't
have to cross an ocean

to find this war.

There's the mortar team,
George and Strangler

called the plumbers because
of that tube that spits death.

And the other soldiers
of the United Nations

as represented
by the British tankers

Sergeant Kensemmit,
Corporal Enoch

and Private Fontenoy.

Every soldier
fights his own war.

But win or lose,
he tries to do that

which is the most difficult
of all things in war.

He tries to stay alive.

An idiot child
my mother raised.

I'd no business setting our camp
so close to the front.

There are many refugees
alive today

because wewerethat close.

It's a fine thing.

We start out shooting
inoculations into refugees

and wind up with the Reds
shooting at us.

We knew there was some danger.
They warned us.

In this cautious world, honey,
they warn us about everything.

You should have heard
what they told me about men.

Sue?

Sue?

- You alright, miss?
- I'm alright.

No, she's dead.

You'll have to come
along with us.

- I can't leave her here.
- You must leave her.

We're behind enemy lines.

That's not possible.
Our lines are...

I've been unconscious
for five hours.

Consider yourself lucky,
if you'd been moving

the Reds might have noticed you
when they passed.

Our lines have been rowed
wayback, miss.

They're somewhere towards the
south now if they're anywhere.

Hello, miss. Right this way.

I have to clear
that engine soon, David.

Not here, Devon.
It will have to hold on.

Harry, lend a hand.

Hey, careful there.

- Thanks for the hand.
- It's my pleasure, darling.

We've been needing a woman's
touch around the place.

Where'd you come from, miss?

I'm with the United Nations'
health team. This morning--

Yeah, they smeared us real bad.

We took a bad one ourselves.

Some shell fragments got in.

You'd have thought
that was a madman

swinging an axe around in here.

- Must have been terrible.
- Bad enough.

Two of the crewmen got killed.

Radio equipment smashed.

Oh, well, Phyllis still runs.

She'll get us out of here.

'Harry! Get out there.'

Give us a ring
if you want a thing, miss.

The service is bad,
but, oh, the food'shorrible.

Move out!

She'll go soon, David.

How long will it take to fix it?

Depends on what's wrong.

Alright, get into that brush.

Harry, the 50.

You may as well get some air, miss.

We'll be here for quite a while.

Few more minutes, miss,
and Phyllis will be purring

like a well-fed kitty.

- Isn't this an American tank?
- Yes, miss.

We lost some of our tanks
and no time to replace them

'so the Yanks loaned us
Phyllis.'

The Yanks, as usual,
are most generous.

Ah, everybody is using
Yank equipment this war, miss.

Even the Chinese.

They captured most of the stuff
from the nationalists

and they're still picking stuff
up from the battlefields here.

- What do we do now?
- We try to find our people.

We'll...

We'll go through the brush.
You all stay close.

Stay close to the ridges.

I'll go ahead on foot and scout.

- What is it?
- Harry, man your gun.

Move slowly.
We're being watched.

Reds have mop-up patrols about.

Yeah, so I imagine.

Hi.

Hello.

Tank?

My name's Flagler.

Tom Flagler.

Lieutenant Tom Flagler.

I'm Sergeant Kensemmit, sir.

Corporal Enoch,
Private Fontenoy.

Ann Galloway.

You know anything about nursing?

I'm a biochemist.
I-I studied nursing--

Bring him in.

His name is O'Hirons.
Fix him up.

No, thank you, sir.

Separated from your column, sergeant?

No, sir, our tank was dug
in on a forward outpost

on Hill 801.

Chinese rolled over
and bypassed us.

We lost a couple
of crewmen in the fight.

You're a part of a larger force?

What you see is all we've got.

We were a night combat patrol
out of Easy Company.

Walked right
into their big push.

This is the piece that got out.

- How's your radio?
- Knocked out. And yours?

Moose, any luck?

Still on sick call, lieutenant.

- Could be fatal.
- Well, stay with it.

We've been rattling
around trying

to get back to Easy Company.

Bouncing off Red patrols and all

we've worked our way
around till here...

...behind the Muscle.

- The Muscle?
- Sullivan's Muscle.

For Captain Sullivan
of Easy Company.

Hill 806.

They must have evacuated
that hill.

A whole line's been broken.

The Muscle is the key
to this whole range of hills.

They wouldn't bug out
of that position.

Well, even if your company
is there

it would be far more sensible
to head south.

Easy Company needs us.

We're headed up there, sergeant.

You can come along
if you want to.

If we married up
with these foot soldiers, David

we'd have scoutin' and security.

And the petrol's low, we don't
know where our people are, we...

We might stall out
before reaching end of day.

Yes.

The sound of the tank carries, sir.

You have to put
your scouts far out.

Vince, put that on the tank.

On your feet.
Lend a hand here.

You ain't gonna take
that beastalong.

- We're not gonna leave it here.
- What do we do with it?

Its mating call carries 50 mile.

You heard the man, Felix.

You did fine, lady.

Stay with him.

They can take it, lady.

These married men
can take most of anything.

A magnet. That's what it is.
It's a magnet.

It will draw every Red in Korea.

Alright, knock it, Felix. You
make more noise than Phyllis.

They're puttin' everything
in cans these days.

What are you? Peaches?

- The name's Harry.
- Harry?

Peaches, I can tell by your
honest face that you was framed.

Now, tell you what,
if the moon's full tonight...

...I'll slip you a can opener.

Geronimo.

Take Mark Hu.
First scout, 200 yards out.

You stay 100 yards behind him.
Move.

Felix and Moose,
right and left flankers.

Vince, bring up the rear.

Stacey, you stick with Vince.

'Let's go.'

- Let me up out of here.
- Lie back now, soldier.

- Take it easy.
- Let me out.

Listen to the lady, Dan.
She knows.

How did I get on this
roller coaster, lieutenant?

The boys chipped in
and treated you.

You caught one, Dan,
but stay with it.

We'll get you back to Maggie,
two-story frame house

Paterson, the whole Megillah.

Who's your lady friend?

Best-looking nurse
on the peninsula.

And don't get fresh. Your old
lady would knock your ears off.

Ain't it the truth?

When it's bad, talk to him
about his hometown

Paterson, New Jersey.

Maggie's his wife.
He's crazy about her.

- Know anything about baseball?
- A little.

He's got a dream,
he dreams all the time

that Boston is beating
the Yanks.

If he gets violent,
tell him Boston won.

He a good friend of yours?

Depends on what
you mean by friend.

Well, you seem to know
all about him.

Vincent Gaspari,
wife, two kids, girls.

Paying off the mortgage
on a small house in Los Angeles.

Likes to fish. Going to college
when he's discharged.

Felix O'Hara, age 24,
cotton salesmen out of Memphis.

Studied accounting nights.

Four girlfriends,
engaged to three of them

probably marry the other.

Stacey Della Nueva,
fair middleweight fighter.

'Worried about putting
on pounds.'

Wife in Duluth.

What's your story, lieutenant?

Work that out for yourself, lady.

Didn't you come to Korea
for adventure?

My job brought me here.

I had all the adventure
I could handle on my back porch.

I can see why.

Where's your back porch?

Evansville, Indiana.

But you won't find it
where you're looking.

You talk big city.
Go to college in New York?

There are a couple
of other big cities.

Like Chicago...
Institute of Technology.

Not married,
probably not engaged...

...by your own choice.

Well, now you know
all about me too.

It's important here, lady.

I gotta know which way
you'll jump when something pops.

What do you think?

You'll do.

I'll do what?

Help cover it up.

Vince, take the front.

- Steady now. I'll say when.
- No, sergeant, I'll say when.

Forget my rank and sound off.
You'll feel better.

A small mop-up patrol.
We could have smeared them.

I'm not out to win
the war here, sergeant.

I don't wanna
attract attention.

You Yanks have to run
the show, don't you?

So you don't like
us colonials, eh?

Now, that's a crying shame.

Get ready to go.

And if that scout
had got any closer

he could've enlisted.

This is as close
as I like it, mister.

I'm tight.

Felix, get down there
and keep an eye on them.

What am I?
The only guy on salary?

This is
the sloppiest battlefield.

Hold it down.
Lieutenant.

It could be.

See if any of these
are live, Moose.

You never could tell,
lieutenant, the way the lines

work out in this mess, some are
always bleedin' into networks.

But with our luck,
these will probably

lead to the Russian embassy.

The poor bloke.

In this rattling tank,
his wound can't close.

Don't be angry with her, miss.

She was made to kill.
She does that well.

Come on, help me.

Hello, hello.
Anything doing?

This is Easy Patrol 1. Hello.

Who said you could
bring him down?

He's had all he can take.

That shaking, jolting tank

is tearing him apart.

It takes four tired man
to carry him, lady.

I need every man and his rifle.

I don't care much what you need.

Do you want this man to die?

O'Hirons, on the stance,
put him on the tank

and keep him in one piece.
That's your job.

Dan's a little guy, lieutenant.
I could pack him on my back.

I'll spell the sergeant.

Alright.

Mortar.

'Hello, hello, do you hear me?'

Anybody there? Hello?

Hello!

What gives?

Must be that Red patrol
that passed.

I guess they ran
into something down there.

A couple of plumbers.
How'd they get here?

Probably the same way we did.

Fire.

Fire and move.

That would have been
right on the nose.

Those Reds are darn good.

Fire.

Those guys were good.

But only second best after all.

I could cry.

Fire.

Let's go.

Picked a fine time to foul up.

I'm sorry, George.

- It must be a dud.
- Ya clobber head.

If you just wouldn't be so loud.

It's all your fault, the Reds
wouldn't have spotted us

if you hadn't moved.
I ought to feed you to 'em.

It's my fault, George, absolutely.

But you'll get me out of it.
You're the greatest.

Boy, the way
you got that mortar.

Man, am I glad
to see you people.

I'll bet you are.
Where's your outfit, soldier?

We got shoot up this mornin'.

Me and, uh, Strangler
played dead.

The Reds moved on past keepin'
up the pressure. We just...

We'll have to fight them now.

Vince.

Come on.

Felix.

Go to the left.

Get down with Vince.

Spread out.

Ha!

Here they come!

Now's the time.

Point-blank, fire at will.

In!

In.

Hello, hello, anybody sober?

Good morning.

Goodnight.

Good girl, Phyllis.

You've earned your keep.

We accept your apology.

Okay, back it up.

Alright, Vince.

The tank.

Easy Company's gonna like you.

- What's so unusual?
- Nothin', nothin'.

Geronimo, Mark Hu, same deal.

Find cover for the tank.

I'll take him, Moose.

Where're we going, lieutenant?

Sullivan's Muscle.

It, it's awful quiet
up there, lieutenant.

There was heavy fire
up there this morning, sir

and then it stopped sudden.

Like somebody pulled a switch.

If anyone knows for sure
that Easy Company

isn't on that hill, speak up.

Does he know what he's doing?

He's an army pro.

And Easy Company's home,
mother and apple pie to the man.

How can he be sure
his company is on that hill?

The man's got an instinct
about that company.

Something that comes right out
through the soles of his boots

and leads him to it every time.

- He could be wrong.
- Yeah, he could be.

It's not likely.

'You cotton pickin'..'

Felix, my lad, you'll catch
your death of cold.

Don't make jokes, Harry.

One of my best friends is open
to exposure and pain.

Would a size eight
be of any help?

Peaches, you British dog.

You never told me
we had the same size feet.

You never asked.

Go forward, Moose.
I'll take him.

I'll carry that for you, mister.

Lady, you can have anything
I've got except this gun.

Besides do you wanna lose
your amateur standing?

You mean if I don't carry a gun,
they can't shoot at me?

That's what the book says.

Of course, most of these people
can't read.

That's a fine figure
of a soldier you make.

Aren't I though?
I'll tell you a secret.

It's the man, not the uniform.

Uh, so that's what it is.

Yep, thanks, old buddy buddy.
I'll save you a dance.

Imported.

Just keep carryin' that tube,
never mind that stuff

the gunner carries
his own weapon.

You're always complainin'.

Look, you wouldn't last
five minutes

in this world without me,
not five lovin' minutes.

I know that, George.
I don't mean anything.

I just thought you might
spell me for a while.

Will ya just shut up,
huh, and carry your load?

Look, Strangler,
I'll look after ya.

I'll even do
your thinkin' for you

but just shut up now, huh?

Hey, knock it off
or keep it to yourselves.

Ya hear him? Quit complainin'.

He's always riding
the little guy.

Why don't you stop him?

Every man fights
his own war, lady.

And every man's afraid.

The big guy burns off
by riding the little guy.

Doesn't make it right.

Strangler carries the big man on
his back like I'm carryin' Dan.

Feel sorry for George, lady.
He's the one that's hurting.

Don't be so sure
of everything and everyone.

You could be wrong.

Can't afford to be.
Not about my people.

Now take you.
Like the rest, you're afraid.

To ease up your nerves,
you jump at everything I say.

Alright, lieutenant,
that's the rest of us.

You're the only one
that's not afraid of anything.

Stop a minute.
I think his bandage is loose.

Make it tight, lady.

Stop calling me lady.

- I've got a name.
- But you are a lady.

- Is that thing loaded?
- Yeah, why?

Back in Evansville,
I used to handle fresh guys

with bare knuckles.

But a girl has to keep up
with the times.

Stacey, bring him along.

We haven't got enough petrol
to go on like this, sir.

Alright, we'll take
the shortcut then.

Freeze! We're in a mine field.

'Hey, help me,
Strangler's hurt.'

Nobody move.

Let's take him behind the tank.

You follow me.
Geronimo, pick up this gear.

Forget about yourself,
or what just happened.

Forget where you are,
where you're going.

A man is hurt.
He needs your help.

Just think about that.
Nothing else. A man is hurt.

Help him, girl, help him.

I want you to fix his wound.

Only that. His wound.

Watch what you're doing, huh?

It's alright, George.

It's not her fault.

We have to figure this whole
forward area is mined.

It would take us
as long to back out

as is it would to probe forward.

We gotta get off
this plain and quickly.

We're sitting ducks out here.

Anti-personnel mines
won't hurt this tank.

There may be anti-tank mines.

That's always a possibility, sir.

- It's your party, sergeant.
- I'd like to clear my crew.

You command the tank.

Harry, Devon, back here.

Get in the tank tracks.
Watch your step.

Walk in the tracks.
I'll drive it.

- But, David--
- You heard me.

Look after him, soldier.

Good luck.

Space out and stay in these
tank tracks. Don't straggle.

We wasted too much time
here already.

Alright, move her out.

Geronimo.

What's new, sarge?

I always gotta look after you.

I swear you wouldn't last
five minutes in this world

without me,
not five lovin' minutes.

Every man fights his own war.

Every last one of us.

You must too.

Take five.

Poor kid, I've never
seen him crack a smile.

What's he got to smile about?

This is his country
being chopped up.

Well, goodness glory,
it can talk.

How?

It's easy, sucker.
Be nice to me.

Maybe, I'll give you
a break on Glory Day.

What Glory Day?

Don't you know what us Mexicans
are doin' in this man's army?

- No.
- Basic training.

For the Glory Day
when we rise up in a body

and retake the United States.

We're going to drive you people
right back into the sea.

It's going to be
the Little Bighorn all over.

He's kidding, ain't he?

Don't worry, Felix,
if they throw you out

we'll take you back.

Thanks, old buddy.

I just don't speak the language.

You've seen people wash before?

Yes, miss, of course.

It's funny
I-I-I just never noticed

a woman bathe her face before.

Isn't anything special about it.

But there is.

The way you move, hold
your hands, and touch your skin.

That's funny.

Such a small thing
could give you pleasure.

There are a lot of small things
I've never done.

They weren't important
until now.

And I might die.

- David, why do you dislike us?
- How do you mean?

Why do you dislike Americans?

That's something personal.

It does concern me though.
I'm an American.

I have a sister at home.
She's very pretty.

You remind me of her
in some ways.

Thank you.

During the last war

she fell in love
with an American envoy.

It wasn't a nice affair.
It wasn't nice at all.

David.

David, that was something
between a man and a woman.

No, it was typical
of what was happening.

I saw them spilling over, and
then drunk, and brawling, and--

A few Americans soldiers.

Only a few out of the many
were like that.

If the world had been different,
they'd have

rather been in their own homes--

But they were in England.

Because that was the place
in the most immediate danger.

David, don't smother
all of us in your hate.

I don't hate you.

Eat! It's turning
into a long day.

Thanks.

We don't have much farther
to go, do we?

Depends on whether we find
good terrain for the tank.

- Mm-mm.
- If we run into any more Reds.

I'm alright as long
as I keep moving.

When I stop, it's murder.

Hey!

Relax.

I don't want our medical staff
to break down.

Would you believe
I wouldn't do this

for any other soldier
in my outfit?

I ought to kick your teeth in

but it feels so good.

I gotta treat you right, lady.

You're turning
into a real asset.

I have to admit
at the beginning, I thought

you were gonna be
pretty useless.

Thanks, I'll be real nice and
not say what I thought of you.

All the same, it's a pleasure
to soldier with you.

The rest of us expected
this kinda thing.

I know it hasn't been
easy for ya.

I've had it worse.

And you've had it better.

A good-looking girl like you
should spend her time

sitting on a soft pillow

stringing pearls.

I'd rather tend to my knitting.

The kid has opened
the doors to heaven.

We can follow him now.

Thanks for the treatment.

Thank you.

You know, I think if anybody
can pull us through, he can.

Well, he certainly seems
to know what he's doing.

He certainly does.

He said everything
you wanted him to say.

Vacation's over. Earn your pay.

Alright, up and on.

Off your tail and on your feet

and over the hills...

He has no meaning
really, does it?

The way he treats people.

Making them like him,
want to follow him.

- You mean the lieutenant, huh?
- Mm.

Does he really care
about any of us?

It's as if we're tools
that he has to keep sharp

so we'll work efficiently.

He does it pretty well,
don't you think?

You really do like him,
don't you?

Yeah, I like him.
Keeps me alive.

Same deal.

- What is it?
- Small Red convoy.

She's almost dry, lieutenant.

There ain't enough petrol
to clean your watch, guv'nor.

We'll leave it.

We can't do that, lieutenant.

You make it awful tough, sergeant.

Sit here with the rest
of your like. We're movin' on.

If your company
is on that hill, lieutenant

Phyllis could be
quite a help to them.

She can fight.
You've seen her, sir.

The boys could use a 76.

Will this can run on truck fuel?

She'll run on pea soup
if she has to.

It will, huh?

Hold off the shooting.
We need them in one piece.

Steady now.

Uh! No, no, no.

Don't worry, George,
you'll get him.

Yeah, yeah, I know, I know.

- Mine's not there.
- Oh, must be stuck in the tire.

Alright, wrap it up.
We've got enough.

The plumbers are gone.

Everybody, aboard, we've gotta
get out of here fast.

Move out.

We'll stay here tonight
and get some sleep.

Our poor plumbers.

- To keep you warm, miss.
- Thanks, Harry.

Goodnight.

It blew off.
I thought you might be cold.

- You need sleep too.
- It will hold.

It's awfully quiet here.

It's quiet up there too.

There's nobody up there.
We all know that now.

Sure, everybody knows,
and you know too.

Who are you that
you think you know?

So now you're like
the rest of us.

You're afraid too.

Sorry, lady, I,
I didn't mean to jump at you.

You're doing a good job.

You don't have to sell me
anymore, lieutenant.

It's all you care about people.

The job they do for you.

You don't care
about anything beyond that.

There is nothing beyond that.

Wait. No!

- 'No!'
- Another foreign country, Yank?

Or is it just poor manners?

Stay away, sergeant.
Stay away from me.

No, David, please,
it was my fault.

'If you wanna fight him, it's
for your own personal reasons.'

Don't use me for an excuse.

Geronimo, Mark Hu,
get your stuff.

Reminds me some what of Japan.

Remember Corby, when some
of our boys got out of hand?

- It's not the same thing.
- Why not?

It's always a few.

Yanks in England
or Tommies in Japan.

Restless, homesick, frightened.

A few of us always explode.

It's a soldier's trick, guv'nor.
Every army has it.

- But that girl...
- I'm not excusing that.

But if you dislike the man,
then dislike the man.

Let every other man
prove or disprove himself.

If you will hate 'em all,
guv'nor

you've gotta hate the plumbers.

Those two that was lifting gas
for a British hand crew

when they was killed.

'We're gonna scout the Muscle.'

Vince, give us a start
and then follow.

Yes, sir.

Understand him.

I know.

A lonely man.

Every man fights his own war.

The only thing he's got
is the company.

The letter on the book.

It's a sad thing that
a man should only love

something that can't love back.

He's to be pitied, lady.

Stop calling me lady!

All of you,
stop calling me lady

like I was some kind of a thing.

I've got a name
like the rest of you.

My name is Ann Galloway.

Ann Galloway!

I'm somebody, I...
I've got a name like anyone.

Oh, come on, Annie girl.

And we'll all have tea
on the hill.

If you cry, Annie,
we'll all cry.

You're one of us.
Yeah, we all need each other.

Come on, Annie, hold tight.

Well, Annie's still a woman
but Phyllis, only a tank.

The others are coming.

There's nothing up here
for them, sir.

Let 'em come.

The Reds won't be back.

They're done
with Sullivan's Muscle.

We've cleared our perimeter, sir.

Uh, from what we can tell

the company held
till they were smothered.

The Reds carried off
any prisoners and the wounded.

Looks like he's blowing up
the blow out there.

Yeah.

Where do we go from here, sir?

We'll rest here, tonight.
Tomorrow...

Tomorrow night, we'll try
to walk back to our lines.

We won't make it without him.

He doesn't seem
to care anymore.

Easy Company's finished.
That's the story of his life.

It doesn't make sense.

You love the company too,
you're still moving.

Yeah, love's a funny word.

Used too loosely in a world that
doesn't understand its meaning.

I took great pride
in Easy Company.

I had a deep feeling
for the men in it.

It was close.

But I love my wife and kids.

You see it's a two-way street.

When you love somebody,
they gotta love you back.

Otherwise find a new word for it
or you're only kidding yourself.

Your wife's
a very lucky woman.

Yeah, that's what
I keep telling her.

Tom.

I'm sorry for the company.

But I pity you

'cause you're alive
and carry their pain.

Life goes on, huh?

As it should.
As it must.

Sometimes it tears
holes in your heart

but it does go on.

You...

You have to find something
to patch the holes with.

Someone.

Nothing changes the way
I felt about the company.

Nothing should.

But something
should replace it.

What?

I could if you'd let me.

Why should you want to?

Because I...

I-I like the way you look...

...carry yourself.

The way you talk.

The way you're,
all thanks to your men...

...a leader.

I like your strength.

Yet you're weak enough
to need me...

...even as I need you.

- Now take the law of average.
- You take 'em.

Maybe, maybe ten
lower echelon men

service one front line soldier.

Ten, count 'em.

Felix O'Hara never won
anything in his life.

He never won the turkey
at the Fourth of July picnic.

He could never pick the big end
in the World Series Office Pool.

A real hard-luck character.

He couldn't even
pull a tin whistle

out of a gumball machine.

But this...

This I win.

Mind you, ten to one odds
against me being here...

Here I am.

The only prize
I ever won in my life.

I though of sharing a sweepstake
ticket with you but forget it.

- I am miserable.
- True.

You know what I need?

A woman.

- Lush and lovely.
- They don't come that ugly.

That's what I like about Felix.
Unique ideas.

She's waiting for this call.

Hello.

Felix O'Hara here.

Yes, doll, as it so happens,
I am available

but, uh,
you have to move fast.

Yeah, roll out
the wheelchair, lady.

Oh, well, you know how it is.

Every time the Pentagon
gets in a jam

they, uh,
they send for this boy.

And I thought our war office
was fouled up.

No, I-I can't, no.

No, not in front of my staff.

'Wh.. Wh..'

Till tonight then.

Au revoir.

Felix, old buddy,
has she got a girlfriend?

Yeah, she's probably a goat.

Just so she's a female goat.

I've got just the dish
for you, peaches.

Hello, kitten.

This is, uh, Felix.

Felix, the cat.

'Hello, hello,
do you hear me?'

CP's on the phone.
I'm talkin' to people.

Hello, White 3,
don't cut me off, please.

Oh, hold on, wait.

I'm Lieutenant Flagler.
Don't cut me off, soldier.

This is Easy Company
on the Muscle.

The Muscle?
Easy Company?

The colonel's at the OP.
Wait one.

Tell him to send in a taxi
and pick us up.

- We made a contact, Vince.
- Well, what do you know?

Yeah, still here.

- White 6, here.
- Colonel, this is Flagler.

I'm on the Muscle with
a small part of your friends.

One of them's sick and another
one's strictly pinup material.

Flagler, I don't know
how you got there

or where you found the skirt,
but get this.

The Red drive bogged down
about ten miles south.

Their flank's chewed up.
We're coming back your way.

I want you to hold that
position. What'll you need?

Any support
you can give me, sir.

I'll get you some air.

Artillery's tied up but I've
got a naval fire control team.

Let them know where
you want your concentrations.

My helicopter's busy, but might
be I could get it to you

once or twice with some ammo
and a couple of men

to take your two
surplus friends out.

I'm afraid that chopper will
give my position away, sir.

The Reds haven't found me yet
and I'd like to save

the surprise.
Otherwise, I'm okay.

Alright, boy, play it smart.
We'll soon be with you.

Switchboard,
keep this a hotline.

Yes, sir.

Will they get us out, lieutenant?

In time.
We have to hold this hill.

We? You mean us?

That's the way
the ball bounced.

Moose, round up the men, everyone.

Someone has to stay
on this phone.

- How is he, Ann?
- Bad.

Very bad.

Help is so near.

Help is only a voice
over the wire so far, Annie.

He needs a doctor.

Or a priest.

First aid
or the last rites.

Good luck, Annie.

You've been told our orders.

The key to this line
is the Muscle as it was before.

The Reds are being rolled back...

...this way.

Our boys are scorching
their tails.

So the Reds have to take this
hill in one jump or bypass it

or they'll be caught between.

Now, we'll be getting help.

Air force will be around.

And we're close enough to the
sea for navy guns to reach us.

We're gonna hold.

Any questions?

Alright, then, Felix
and Moose, scrounge the area.

'Pick up any weapon
that'll work.'

Sergeant, dig your tank
right in here.

Right, sir.
Get with it.

Stacey, Mark Hu, Geronimo,
in that order.

Space out.
Find yourselves holes.

Geronimo, cover the front
and flank.

Can you do with two men
on the 76?

Yes, sir, Enoch and Fontenoy can
handle it.

And set your 50
over to the right.

Right, sir.

Vince, you stay mobile.

- Cover the rear.
- Yes, sir.

Air and sea will have to come
through on the nose.

'Lieutenant.'

They'll be here.

The Reds overlooked
a light machine gun

and two cases of mines.

We also found some loose
grenades and some ammo.

Hand the machine gun
over to Geronimo.

'Right.'

Keep 'em hustling.

How you doin'?

White 3, Flagler here.

We're starting to shape up.
How's the fight?

'We're coming back your way.'

Yeah, it's coming close.
Alert air.

'Alright, boy, play it smart,
and we'll soon be with you.'

Alright, turn me over to NFC
when the ships are in place.

And I'll have my switchboard
operator's voice throw ya.

Roger and out.

Hey.

What is it?

Dan... he's dead.

You did all you could.

Toward the end,
he thought I was his wife.

What's the matter
with me, Tom?

Why can't I cry?

You've been in war, Annie.

And here, death is like rain.

Some days you have it,
some days you don't.

There's nothing
you can do about it.

'So you just accept it.'

- It hurts.
- Sure, it hurts.

But you live with it.
You taught me that.

Things seem so distorted.

Nothing seems real or lasting.

We're real, Annie.
You and me.

Well, we're as ready
as we'll ever be.

Shouldn't be long now.

Oh, you stay with us, baby.
You're all we've got.

- Take your position, Vince.
- Yes, sir.

- Where will you be, sir?
- Moving around.

You know how to handle this
if necessary?

Yes, sir.

Check me at intervals.
Good luck.

Same to you, sir.

- How's the ammo?
- It'll do, sir.

Lieutenant...

...yesterday I got up on
the wrong side of the world.

I'm glad, you did.

You're a handy man
to have around.

Thanks.

Thank you, lieutenant.

Ready?

Bundle up now.

Hold fire until I let go.

When does the navy get
a crack at us, lieutenant?

Right after the air force.

Sailors, 15 miles from here,
they can't even see us

and they're gonna drop shells
100 yards from this hole?

They'll never make it.

What do you say, Injun?

Now I know how Custer felt.

There's nobody
in the back of us yet.

They still don't know
we're here.

Boy, that air raid did
a good job, huh?

Let's have the navy.

Here's the Charlie tear.
3-6-4-1-7-0.

Hello, here's the Charlie tear.

3-6-4-1-7-0.

364170. Roger.

Blueberry William,
this is Peter Robo.

I have a fire mission for you.

How do you read me?
Over.

'...sugar'

'1-5-0-0, tear 3-5-5-0.'

'Target, troop concentration,
H-E, fire quick.'

'We'll adjust. Over.'

Correction, left 200,
raise 100.

Correction, left 200
and raise 100.

On the nose, march it in.

Lift 100 yards at a time.

We'll say when to hold
and fire for effect.

On the nose.
March it in.

Lift it 100 yards at a time.

We'll say when to hold
and fire for effect.

That'll chop up their main body.

And the forward elements?

That's our job.

White 3, hello, h...

The line's dead.

They'll march that barrage
right in on us.

What?

Stay on that phone
and keep talking.

The line's dead.

- Hello, White 3.
- 'Blueberry William .'

- Hello.
- 'This is Peter Robo.'

Hold that barrage, hold it.

Blueberry William,
this is Peter Robo.

Cease fire, cease fire.

Wait. Out.

I got them.
They're holding the barrage.

Tell them to drop it back 100
yards and then lower the boom.

Drop it back 100 yards
and lower the boom.

- You alright?
- Yeah. Look out!

That's it.

You alright?

Cease fire, we're here.

- It's all over.
- 'Cease fire.'

Good deal and tell
those ships thanks.

Anytime, lieutenant.

The army'll be joining you
in about an hour. Good luck.

Roger and out.

Looks like it's gonna
be a fine day.

I'd like to see it.

Well, it's another day
and everybody's right back

where they started from.

Not quite.
Some of us are farther ahead.

'A man tries to stay alive so
he can find things to live for.'

Keep talking, I've had it.

You know, I'll bet
after this deal

we don't draw another patrol

for four, maybe five days.