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Hey, try to flank them.
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Hey, guard them.
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It was locked.
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That's not her.
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Those shots came from the trees up
there.
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Give me cover.
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Fire to the trees.
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No.
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Fire.
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FIRE!
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Throw down your weapon.
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I said to throw down your...
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Okay,
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now, just keep your hands up.
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Hey, look what the kid got.
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Good going, Torrey.
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Where's Booker?
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Over there. He's hit.
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Booker?
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Sorry.
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I'm sorry, little Johnny.
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I'm sorry, Sarge.
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Look where I... All right, Corey, all
right.
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I did everything I could, Kirby.
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Well, we know that, Corey.
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Nobody doubts that.
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You got yourself a crowd prisoner, too.
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I say you did okay.
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Starring Vic Morrow.
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And Rick Jason.
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Guest star, Dwayne Hickman.
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telling me just this morning.
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He was going to go back to school when
he got out.
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He wanted to make something out of his
life.
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Looks like you picked up all the marbles
today, Corey.
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Yeah. Not only did you kill a lot of
Krauts, but you got us a prisoner we
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needed.
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I'm still shaking.
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Everybody does that the first time out.
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Don't worry about it.
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You stinking Kraut! What right have you
got to be alive with Boker lying down
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there dead?
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Little John!
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It's not going to help.
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Leutnant! Do you speak English?
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Gustav Oga, Leutnant.
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The mafiasi has even died.
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Kirby.
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Tie him up.
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He had it, Nick.
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I set him out, Kraut. Nobody said
anything to you.
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How did it happen, Corey?
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Well, uh, we were... Trying to get up
closer and everything happened so fast
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he got hit. It all came at once.
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Little John.
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Okay.
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Okay, Gordon.
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I never saw Little John that worked up
before.
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Yeah, the kid kind of shook up too.
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He'll bounce back as soon as we get out
of here.
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Hey. Take the prisoner.
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Let's move out.
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Uh, Rouse.
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How you doing, Corey?
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Okay, sorry.
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All right, move.
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Something the matter, Corey?
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Just waiting for curve.
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How does it work with prisoners, Kirby?
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What do they do with guys like him?
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I don't know.
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S2 pumps them, gets what they can out of
them, and they ship them off to a PW
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camp someplace.
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Probably England, States.
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That's the hill you marked on the map.
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Anything moving?
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No, not yet.
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But it looks like a good place for an
outpost.
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Kirby, get up to the face of that hill
with Little John.
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Cage, take security.
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You.
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Yeah,
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go ahead, sit.
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Sorry, you want to tell me what happened
back there with Booker?
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What do you mean?
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Well, there's always a report. When we
get back, I'll have to fill one in.
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Well, we circle around to that clearing.
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The Germans didn't spot us until we
tried to make it to those logs, and they
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opened up.
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Booker told me to fire cover, and he ran
out with a grenade.
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They were firing at us.
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Did you see him get hit?
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No, no, I wasn't looking at him.
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It was all kind of confusing. I didn't
know he was hit until later, but he got
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off two grenades.
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Then I looked over, and he was lying
there. He must have got hit right after,
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through the grenade.
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Booker did it all.
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Deserves all the credit.
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I mean it. He was the one who threw the
grenade, blew up that German gun.
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Hi.
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There'll be a little job coming back.
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Stay with the crowd.
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Would you please give me a cigarette?
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Do you have a cigarette?
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Do you have a mask?
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Your companions have been quite
complimentary to you.
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You speak English?
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Yes, I am.
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I learned it at the gymnasium.
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Like you say, a high school in America.
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Friends are coming back We will talk
again later
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Just cry out a cigarette.
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Yeah, yeah, I did. Well, what are you
doing? He killed Booker, and you're
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treating him like a long-lost pal.
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All right, little John, that's enough.
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Well, this one is a question. That's
enough.
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Watch the road.
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Why'd you give him the cigarette?
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Well, I just thought I... Prisoners
don't get anything until it's too
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interrogating, and that includes
cigarettes.
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You got it?
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Right side.
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Don't worry, Corey. We all make
mistakes.
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I'm not worried.
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Find any outposts?
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No, we didn't.
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Well, I'll tell you.
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Run up and down those hills and make a
billy goat out of you.
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Hey, Kraut.
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Fritz.
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If I spoke his language about two
minutes, I should find out where that
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outpost line is.
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Let's do it. Make him talk.
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Look at him just sitting there.
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We got to run our heads off and all he's
got to do is just sit there.
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Well, be thankful we've got him. He's
half our mission. Remember that.
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Hey, kid.
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Sergeant might put you in for a medal
for this.
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Get yourself a crowd prisoner your first
time out.
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Lieutenant at that.
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All right, let's go.
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Cage, take the prisoner.
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Go.
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Looks like a possibility.
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Better check it out. Corey, go with him.
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Forget the way I acted about the crotch
cigarette, okay?
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Sure.
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Just thought I was getting to know
Booker real good.
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He was quite a guy.
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Yeah, I know.
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Okay, let's go.
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There they are.
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They can spot anything that moves down
below.
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Maybe we can take them.
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If I just worked in close enough to
throw a grenade, and you stayed here and
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covered me... No.
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Not a little, John.
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What I mean is, I don't want to stay
back in cover. I'll go throw the
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grenade.
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Hey, hold it.
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I didn't mean we'd do it.
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I was just thinking out loud.
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Not too risky to try to take him.
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If we swung wide and stayed low...
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Maybe we could all get by.
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Come on, let's go back.
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Come on.
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See anything?
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Right where we pegged it. There's three
of them, Sarge. With a machine gun. I
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think we can take them.
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No.
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No, they've really got themselves a
spot.
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We can do it.
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We're not looking for a fight right now,
Corey.
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The next outpost should be about here.
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On the south tip of that hill.
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All right, we'll go around them.
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Stay spread out. Corey, bring the
prisoner.
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Come on, come on. Move out, Corey. I'll
bring him to you.
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Foolish for you to volunteer for
dangerous assignments.
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What? He told your sergeant you wanted
to attack that machine gun position.
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Believe me, your friends suspect
nothing. So you have nothing to make up
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for.
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Shut up. Just shut your mouth.
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Soldier, if you suggest unnecessary
risks, or if you take unnecessary risks,
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your friends may start to wonder why.
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Let me alone. I just asked you.
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I tripped, that's all.
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Let me alone. Get away from me.
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Get going, you.
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Hey, Sarge.
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Sarge's a kid. Corey?
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I don't know. He's all nervous over
something.
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Just bit my head off back there for
nothing that I can see. I don't know
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what's wrong with him.
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We'll keep him on the cross.
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It's real rugged up there, Sarge. It's
going to be tough getting close enough
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to see anything.
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All right, we'll check it out. Corey,
stay here with the prisoner.
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Hey, Sarge, why don't you let me go
along?
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Let one of the others stay here with
this guy for a while.
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Just settle down, Corey, and stay with
the prisoner.
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Take it easy, Corey. You've done enough
today.
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Why don't you do what your friend says?
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Take it easy.
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What did you sergeant say?
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Settle down?
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You keep quiet.
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I understand how it is.
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Unfortunately, these things happen.
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You are not the first man to go through
it.
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And you will not be the last.
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I have seen too much to believe that one
moment of weakness...
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Makes a man a coward.
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I'm not a coward!
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Of course you are not.
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I fired cover for Booker. I did all I
could to protect him. What good would it
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do for me to get killed, too?
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No good at all.
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You would probably never give in to
panic like that ever again.
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Don't worry.
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I won't.
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Then why should you be labeled as a
coward?
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Why should that one moment cost you
respect and friendship for the rest of
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your life?
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But that is what will happen.
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There's no way to avoid it.
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Unless...
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You and I are the only ones who need
ever know.
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I know how you feel.
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You are an honest soldier.
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But suppose your friends found out
exactly what happened.
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You gonna tell them?
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In any case, if...
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If I am taken to your alliance, I... I
will be questioned by you intelligence
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officers.
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They are very highly trained men.
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There's no hiding the truth from them.
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I would have to tell.
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Kill you?
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Kill an unarmed man.
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With his hands tied.
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In cold blood.
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You would not do that.
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When I am in those trees, if you fire
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two or three shots in the air,
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you can tell your friends you tried, but
you could not stop
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me.
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They will believe that.
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I'll shoot.
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Soldier, do not let your life be ruined
when this is so easy.
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I took the wrong turn. I thought I was
lost for a moment.
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You okay?
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Yeah, of course I am.
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What are you doing here?
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The South's got the outpost position
spotted.
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We're to move out and meet him.
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You sure you're okay?
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I'm okay.
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All right, let's move out.
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Hey, you, Kraus.
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Rouse.
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Rouse!
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I'm any kind of cunt.
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Well, we ought to meet up. We just saw
her somewhere over... Crouch.
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Crouch. Crouch.
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Keep going.
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The prisoner is gone. Keep firing.
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We've got a prisoner.
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Keep firing.
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Not all of them anymore. Get out of
here. Let's get out of here.
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They jumped us. They had us, too, if you
guys hadn't got here when you did.
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Where's the prisoner?
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He got away in a fight.
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There wasn't anything we could do. We
were trying to beat off those crowds,
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and when we looked around, he was gone.
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All right, forget it, Corey.
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You okay?
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Yeah, I'm okay.
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I knew it was too good to last.
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No chance of going back without the
prisoner, huh?
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We'll have to go after another one.
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Yeah. Yeah, we'll get another one.
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Fuck it, that patroller can't be moving
too fast. One of them's wounded.
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Remember,
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we want a prison.
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Don't fire unless you have to.
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Yes, yes, I can cut it, I can cut it.
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And he stood.
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I am wounded.
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I have no weapons.
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I need help.
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Please.
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Please help me.
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Please. I never saw you. Soldier,
soldier.
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You must help me.
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You cannot leave me.
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Upon your honor, you cannot.
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My honor?
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We didn't talk about honor when you
wanted me to let you escape.
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It was my duty to escape.
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It's all right, you've escaped.
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I am badly wounded.
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I will die.
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You would have died anyhow if I hadn't
found you.
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But you did find me.
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Cajun Kirby, you're tying him up.
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We've got another prisoner.
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Sorry, is that the German lieutenant,
the other prisoner?
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Yeah.
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I found him. He's wounded.
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Where?
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Over the hill there.
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He needs help.
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Wait for Cajun Kirby.
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Make soca.
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Thank you, Sergeant.
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Soap and a bandage aren't going to fix
that.
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We'll have to make a litter.
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Stay with him.
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come back.
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00:43:22,460 --> 00:43:25,500
Why? I won't help you escape if that's
what you're thinking.
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00:43:26,840 --> 00:43:29,660
It is too late for that.
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00:43:35,240 --> 00:43:37,560
I am glad you are here.
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So you can tell them about me?
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No.
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I will never do that.
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One moment of weakness at the battle
does not
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make you a coward.
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00:44:07,740 --> 00:44:12,980
It is the lie denying that moment
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that does.
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Well, we still have one anyway.
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00:44:57,510 --> 00:44:58,510
All right, let's go.
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Sarge, wait.
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I've got to talk to you.
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To all of you.
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It's what happened, what really happened
this morning.
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It wasn't like I told you.
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00:45:10,390 --> 00:45:11,870
It's my fault Booker's dead.
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00:45:17,570 --> 00:45:22,110
I didn't fire cover for him the way I
should have. I pulled back and ducked. I
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was scared.
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I didn't help him when he needed me the
most.
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The general lieutenant, he saw what you
did, huh?
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What are you telling us all this now
for?
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Yeah, it's all over and done with.
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What good do you think it'll do?
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