1. We had lost some very good men there.
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their legs there.
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3. Gordon was badly hit.
A number of other people were killed.
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4. It was a difficult situation there.
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5. I don't know the exact amount
of men that got killed in that.
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6. But six, seven of them were
real close friends of mine.
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7. Skip Muck died and Eugene Roe
came to me...
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8. about 10 minutes
after he was killed.
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9. He wanted to see
if I wanted to go look at him.
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10. I said, "No. I wouldn't be able
to stand that". So I didn't go.
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11. After Bastogne, we went to Haguenau.
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12. We wanted to see what was across
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14. You have a feeling
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16. it's a gut feeling,
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17. I believe I might be able
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18. So walk carefully.
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19. What the 101st Airborne did in the
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20. Papers called them
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21. They were now pulling into
the comparative paradise of Haguenau...
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22. the sounds of the war
coming from across the river.
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23. I had missed Bastogne.
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24. I knew what I heard
around the replacement depot.
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25. That the war would soon be over.
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26. Thanks for the lift.
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27. When I was able to rejoin
Easy Company...
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28. they didn't look like heroes
who just helped win the war.
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29. - George Luz!
- Yeah?
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30. It's me. Come on,
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31. Jesus. Yes, you have.
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32. Now, look what I've found.
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33. Hey, guys. Sgt. Martin, Sgt. Ran—
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34. What do you want, private?
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35. Sorry, sir. I'm David Webster,
I'm back from the hospital.
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36. Good for you.
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37. - Where's the rest of the guys?
- This is everybody.
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38. Come on, Sgt. Martin,
this can't be everybody.
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39. What about Hoobler, where's he?
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40. You know, Lt. Foley, 2nd Platoon
lost more guys than we did.
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41. They're really short-handed.
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42. Report to 2nd.
They'll find you a place.
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43. Next truck up, Webster,
you'll find 2nd. Move.
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44. Hey, guys.
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45. Some lieutenant told me
to report to 2nd.
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46. - Your name's Jackson, right?
- That's right.
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47. Who's leading the platoon?
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48. - Sgt. Malarkey.
- No officers?
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49. - I guess you didn't hear.
- No, what?
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50. They're making him lieutenant.
He's on the fast track.
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51. - Really? That's great.
- Isn't it?
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52. Jackson, help me up, will you?
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53. - So you come from the hospital?
- Yeah.
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54. Must have liked that hospital, because
we left Holland four months ago.
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55. I wasn't only there. There was
rehab, the replacement depot.
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56. I'm sure you tried to bust out
and help us in Bastogne.
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57. - How would I have done that?
- Popeye found a way.
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58. So did Alley, back in Holland.
And Guarnere—
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59. Where is Guarnere?
He still platoon sergeant?
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60. - No.
- Let's go.
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61. - He got hit.
- Yeah?
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62. Yeah, Bill got hit.
Blew his whole leg off.
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63. 1st Platoon, moving out!
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64. Hold along this line till
I figure out where we're going.
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65. Sarge? Sarge—
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66. What's the matter, Webster?
Nervous in the service?
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67. No, no, I'm fine, sarge.
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68. Go make sure Capt. Speirs
wants you with us.
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69. Capt. Speirs?
What happened to Capt. Winters?
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70. He's running the whole battalion now.
Go.
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71. Easy Company had a new CO
to go with the other new faces.
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72. The guys I knew were gone
or different than I remembered.
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73. I went through D-Day and Market Garden,
but because I had missed Bastogne...
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74. I was treated as a replacement
and felt like I was starting all over.
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75. - Look who it is. Nice digs, huh, Lip?
- Yeah.
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76. - Sgt. Lipton?
- Look what I found.
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77. - Feeling all right?
- He's got pneumonia.
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78. I'm sorry.
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79. Why? He's alive, he's got a couch,
a goddamn blanket. He's snug as a bug.
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80. Sgt. Malarkey said to check
if I should be in 2nd Platoon.
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81. Have a seat, Webster.
We'll get you situated.
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82. How long have you been sick?
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83. Long enough.
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84. - He wants us to cross the river.
- Yeah, I bet that water's cold.
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85. Should be able to get you some boats.
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86. Had to be a full moon.
So much for the cover of darkness.
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87. It's gonna leave the patrol exposed.
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88. - Is this the company CP for Easy?
- Yes, sir.
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89. As you were.
Lt. Jones looking for Capt. Speirs.
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90. He's on his way, sir.
Why don't you sit down?
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91. Can you get me coffee?
Want coffee?
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92. - No, thank you.
- All right.
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93. What platoon are you in?
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94. We're about to find that out.
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95. - You got any soap? I need a shave.
- I'll send some down.
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96. - Know what you'll do?
- I'll let Speirs handle it.
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97. Capt. Speirs, sir. This is Lt. Jones.
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98. Will you go back and sack out?
There's beds with fresh sheets.
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99. I will, sir. Just trying
to make myself useful, sir.
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100. Listen up.
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101. Regiment wants patrol for prisoners.
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102. This one comes from Col. Sink,
so it's not my idea.
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103. The river is the line of resistance.
We have to cross it.
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104. What do we do?
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105. There's a three-story building
on the enemy side.
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106. It's occupied. You can have 15 men.
Think hard about who you want to lead.
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107. You'll need a scout, a translator.
The battalion's on covering fire.
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108. - When?
- Tonight. 0100.
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109. - Yes, sir.
- Speirs?
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110. I want this to be safe.
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111. Don't take any chances on this one.
We're too far along for that.
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112. Speirs? I wanna discuss
who might go.
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113. - Who are you?
- Lt. Jones, sir.
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114. Right, our West Pointer.
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115. - Yes, sir.
- When did you graduate?
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116. June 6, sir.
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117. June 6? Of last year?
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118. D-Day, yes, sir.
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119. All right, don't get hurt.
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120. Sir, I'd like to volunteer
for the patrol.
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121. - Speirs, talk to you in an hour.
- Yeah.
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122. Lt. Jones.
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123. We're short on officers.
You think a non-com could lead this?
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124. I can think of a few possibilities.
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125. Martin? Malarkey? Grant?
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126. - Most of the NCOs could use a rest.
- Captain. Request permission to go.
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127. There's your answer.
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128. No. You don't have any experience.
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129. - Report to 2nd Platoon.
- Yes, sir.
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130. Tell...
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131. Tell Heffron, Ramirez
and McClung they're going.
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132. Yes, sir.
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133. Sir, this is Pvt. Webster.
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134. Sir, I'm Pvt. Webster
from 1st Platoon.
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135. I just got back from the hospital.
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136. Lt. Foley said go to 2nd,
but Sgt. Malarkey—
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137. - Fine, 2nd. Take...
- Lt. Jones.
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138. Lieutenant. OP 2.
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139. Come on.
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140. - Are other officers in the platoon?
- No, sir, just Sgt. Malarkey.
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141. He's getting a battlefield commission.
Maybe he'll be assisting you.
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142. Who's that? Webster?
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143. Yeah. How you doing, Sgt. Kiehn?
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144. - Hi, Webster.
- Hi, sarge.
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145. - Look what we scrounged. We got spuds.
- Is OP 2 this way?
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146. Shit! Move! Go!
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147. Shit, they spotted us!
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148. - Is that it?
- I think so.
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149. Go! Go! Go!
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150. Come on!
Get over here, get over here!
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151. All clear! All clear!
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152. Okay, okay.
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153. Ready?
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154. - Wait. It was Heffron, McClung and—
- Ramirez. Come on.
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155. - Hey, guys, this taken?
- Go ahead.
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156. Sergeant, this is Lt. Jones,
just assigned to 2nd Platoon.
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157. Platoon Sgt. Malarkey.
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158. Congratulations on the
battlefield commission.
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159. - The what?
- They're making you an officer, no?
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160. Me? No. You must be thinking
of 1st Sgt. Lipton.
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161. My mistake. So you're
without a platoon leader?
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162. Not any more, lieutenant.
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163. Right.
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164. So you wanna introduce me to the men?
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165. Well, some are sleeping downstairs.
The rest are right here.
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166. Sergeant, a patrol's being planned
for tonight, 0100. Across the river.
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167. Regiment wants POWs
for interrogation.
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168. What's the situation?
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169. - Hey, Web.
- What?
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170. Come here.
I wanna talk to you a second.
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171. Why?
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172. - You want some coffee?
- No.
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173. - Fifteen.
- Fifteen what?
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174. Looeys since D-Day.
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175. - Any mortars?
- 60s out back.
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176. - He out of high school?
- West Point.
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177. West Point? Isn't that where Ike went?
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178. - Yeah. He graduated with his son.
- Shit. So...
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179. What do you know
about this patrol thing?
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180. - Nothing.
- You gotta know something.
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181. - I don't.
- Bullshit.
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182. You were at the CP.
This is a prisoner snatch, right?
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183. Hey, Chuck, listen to this.
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184. Come on, Webster. Spill it.
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185. Capt. Speirs is to pick 15 men.
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186. Lt. Jones wants to be one of them.
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187. Let the kid go.
He could use the experience.
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188. Probably could find
14 replacements to help.
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189. I take it this was an outpost
when you arrived?
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190. Doggies from the 79th Infantry.
They left quickly.
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191. - What's the report on enemy activity?
- Expect flares, some mortars.
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192. Scattered 88s, snipers.
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193. Yeah, we dodged some mortars
on our way in.
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194. We also got some sort
of railroad gun back there.
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195. Shells the size of a deuce and a half.
Sounds like a freight train.
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196. - They didn't try to cross the river?
- No.
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197. They have roofs over their heads,
like us.
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198. I don't think anybody wants
to do anything stupid now.
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199. - I know you know.
- Just give us the names.
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200. Who?
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201. There are three men in this room that
they think should be on the patrol.
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202. Who?
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203. If I tell you,
you can't let on that you know.
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204. Your secret's safe, Web.
Who is it?
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205. - Yeah. Heffron.
- Oh, shit!
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206. McClung.
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207. And you.
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208. - He want anyone from another platoon?
- No. I don't know. Not that I know.
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209. Look, that's all I know. I'm sorry.
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210. So it's McClung, Heffron and Ramirez?
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211. - I'll tell them, I just need you to—
- Listen up! Got some bad news.
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212. There is a patrol set for tonight.
Speirs wants McClung—
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213. - We know.
- We just heard.
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214. Webster here told us.
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215. Easy White.
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216. Yep.
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217. Okay. All right. Out.
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218. The PX rations just came in.
Including winter shoe-pacs.
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219. - Beautiful.
- Yeah, finally, right?
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220. - Now we're in a nice, warm house.
- Also, we got showers.
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221. All right! Let's move! Clear it out!
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222. Incoming!
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223. Come on, go! Get down, stay low.
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224. - You okay?
- Yeah, I'm all right.
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225. Showers. Let's go.
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226. - Somebody's been hit!
- Where?
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227. - What's happened?
- Casualty!
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228. - Who is it?
- Bill Kiehn!
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229. I just left him. I was on my way back.
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230. In war, soldiers sometimes die
in a fire-fight...
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231. or by artillery when they're
huddled in a foxhole.
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232. Bill Kiehn was killed because
he was carrying a sack of potatoes.
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233. In the wrong place at the wrong time.
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234. He was dead before Doc Roe
heard the call for a medic.
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235. Get him out of here, will you?
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236. - Hey, let's go. Let's get out of here.
- Yeah, okay.
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237. - Did you know him well?
- No, not really.
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238. - McClung.
- Thanks.
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239. Malarkey.
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240. Grant, Jackson, Wynn, Liebgott,
Powers and Webster. All right?
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241. 2nd Platoon, on me!
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242. All right, I'm leading this patrol.
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243. C.O. wants Grant, Liebgott,
Wynn, Jackson...
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244. Shifty from 3rd Platoon
and Webster.
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245. - They want anyone from 1st?
- No.
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246. Is there anyone
they don't want from 2nd?
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247. That list sounds like everybody to me.
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248. It's always 2nd Platoon.
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249. - If we were three, they'd want us.
- I can't believe Malarkey's leading.
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250. He's lost 5 friends.
What's he got to live for?
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251. Has it been a long time since
your last shower, professor?
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252. - Come on.
- Is it hot water or cold?
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253. - Come on. Hurry up, will you?
- All right.
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254. - I guess I don't really need a shower.
- I don't either.
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255. - Lieutenant?
- Yeah?
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256. - You still wanna get your ODs dirty?
- Of course.
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257. I was just thinking.
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258. Sgt. Malarkey's in no condition
to be on this patrol.
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259. Maybe if you offered,
you could go instead.
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260. - You're an officer.
- They want someone experienced.
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261. The guys they picked
have plenty of that.
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262. Lt. Jones wanted to experience
combat before the war ended.
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263. Don Malarkey had been
on the front-lines since D-Day.
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264. If they could switch places for the
patrol, it would be a small justice.
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265. As welcome as a hot shower
and a fresh uniform.
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266. The decision, though,
was not theirs to make.
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267. Johnny, you're breaking my heart.
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268. Come on, George.
Give me, I don't know, 15 bars.
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269. Juicy Fruit. Happy?
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270. Movement reported. 1st Sgt. Lipton
wants you to shoot into a house.
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271. - Could we get a Hershey bar?
- Luz, you're 1st Platoon at heart.
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272. - There's not enough.
- Hershey bars!
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273. - Jesus!
- Wait your turn!
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274. - Who they for?
- Not you.
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275. - One bar.
- No, there's not enough to go around!
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276. - Is Capt. Speirs here?
- By the river, sir.
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277. Hey, big-mouth,
give the kid a Hershey bar.
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278. - You're kidding.
- Look who it is.
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279. I like what you did with the place.
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280. Yeah, I did good.
How you feeling?
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281. - I'll be fine.
- Have a Hershey.
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282. - Thanks.
- He gets a Hershey bar?
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283. He got shot in the ass.
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284. - Did I say to stick your ass out?
- No, but I expect sympathy.
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285. I should rub it?
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286. Try to get him out of the war,
he comes back.
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287. I heard the Krauts are finished.
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288. Well, to make sure,
we gotta row across the river tonight...
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289. grab a few and ask them in person.
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290. - Are you kidding?
- Wish I was. Welcome back.
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291. That reminds me, Web.
I need you to run these to OP 2.
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292. Grenade launchers for the night
patrol. Any day now. There you go.
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293. Hey, you know what? Send these too.
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294. Hear what happened
on D Company's patrol last night?
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295. Replacement lieutenant
blew his foot off.
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296. Fresh from West Point.
Had to come back empty-handed.
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297. Maybe he was a friend, lieutenant.
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298. What you got there?
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299. More Hershey bars
and Lucky Strikes to hoard?
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300. Cobb, with the mouth, please.
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301. The kid's just trying
to do his job, all right?
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302. To hell with it. Count them, Vest.
I gotta blast this house.
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303. - You happy?
- Coming, Perco?
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304. Watch this shit for me.
Web, come with me.
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305. Will Capt. Speirs be there?
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306. - Same vicinity.
- I'll join you.
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307. - Where we going?
- The house I gotta blast.
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308. - Will Capt. Winters be with him?
- Jesus. Look, I don't know. Maybe.
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309. - I'm coming too.
- Come on, guys.
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310. - Give me a bar.
- I'm supposed to watch them.
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311. Come on, you don't smoke.
I got a wounded ass.
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312. Did Intelligence give
you any information?
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313. Third house on the left.
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314. When the men are in boats,
I want a quad 50.
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315. Captain Winters?
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316. I feel that I should
go on the patrol.
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317. I know I could use the experience.
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318. Denied. Anything else?
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319. You're not gonna lead that patrol,
Lieutenant Jones.
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320. Permission to speak, sir.
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321. Go on.
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322. Sergeant Malarkey
could use a break.
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323. He said that he did not mind
if I took his place on the patrol.
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324. That was nice of him.
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325. - Captain Winters?
- Yes.
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326. I'd really like to be
on that patrol, sir.
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327. If it's true the Krauts
are finished...
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328. I haven't really done anything except
deliver mail and type morning reports.
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329. - Absolutely.
- Thank you, captain.
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330. - He has a point about Sergeant Malarkey.
- Yeah, a point.
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331. Fine. You can go.
There will be a briefing. CP, 1700.
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332. Yes, sir.
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333. So who do you have in mind leading
this thing, if not Malarkey?
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334. Come on, he can't be leading.
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335. I'm not sure what they decided.
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336. No way. Not on his first day.
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337. Well, do you see any
other officer here?
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338. - What?
- They call you guys too?
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339. So who's in charge of this bullshit?
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340. No, he ain't.
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341. If he ain't, it's you, Chuck.
Or Shifty or Mo.
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342. Well, that would be better.
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343. - Ten-hut!
- Jesus.
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344. At ease.
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345. - Gentlemen.
- Sir.
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346. We've assembled 15 of you for this
prisoner snatch tonight, 0100.
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347. We've secured four rubber
boats to get you across the river.
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348. Lieutenant Jones here is the ranking
officer. He'll be along as an observer.
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349. Martin will lead the patrol
in Malarkey's place.
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350. Battalion will cover
your withdrawal.
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351. We've identified targets,
planned fire.
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352. We hear the whistles, we open up.
Don't blow them until you're in the boats.
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353. If the house is empty?
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354. It won't, but we know it's an outpost
and want it destroyed...
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355. so lay some demo
on a time delay.
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356. Move fast, but carefully.
Put a perimeter around the house.
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357. Get your rifle grenades in the window,
and the assault team in.
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358. Good. Remember, it's about prisoners.
Don't pop the first thing that moves.
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359. - Clear?
- Yes, sir.
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360. Good.
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361. Picked your assault team?
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362. McClung, Sisk, Cobb, Garcia
and Webster, as translator.
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363. The rest of you guys,
a base of fire with Sergeant Grant.
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364. - You speak German, right, Webster?
- Yeah. A little bit.
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365. Good. That's my team, sir.
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366. - Questions?
- No, sir.
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367. - Good. Good luck.
- Thank you, sir.
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368. - Ten-hut!
- As you were. Carry on!
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369. A little German?
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370. His German's as good as mine.
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371. - Jackson. Here you go. You need this.
- Thanks.
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372. Can you believe that guy? Webster.
Tries to get out of everything.
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373. Whatever.
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374. - I want four men on each block.
- I was thinking about...
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375. Four men to go in,
four on the left flank...
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376. - Sir? Sir?
- Yes?
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377. - Liebgott and I, we both speak German.
- Yeah?
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378. You said 15. There are 16 of us,
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379. Well, fine. Hey, Liebgott.
You wanna sit this one out?
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381. - You wanna supervise the three squads?
- Thanks, buddy.
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382. - Thank you, sir.
- Yeah.
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383. You men going on patrol...
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384. nothing rattles, nothing shines,
no helmets.
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385. Lieutenant?
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386. Thank you.
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387. You set for tonight?
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388. - I'm ready.
- Those Krauts will catch hell.
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389. So I hear.
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390. - I'm not personally going in.
- Martin, right?
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391. Martin and McClung. I'm supposed to
stay in the rear and give them cover.
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392. It's the best place to be.
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393. Fifteen men crossing a river to
capture prisoners from a German post.
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394. Getting back safely could be
accomplished in 10 minutes.
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395. The same mission could be met
with disaster, and result in...
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396. 15 Americans killed
or wounded in action.
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397. Those of us who had seen combat
put that out of our minds.
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398. Those who hadn't probably thought of
little else as we waited for darkness.
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399. - Any problems?
- No.
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400. It's secured to the tree.
No sign of any AP mines.
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401. Let's go.
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402. Webster, come on.
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403. Keep it steady, keep it steady.
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404. Oh, shit. I can't swim!
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405. Garcia, grab Sisk.
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406. Okay, keep going. Come on,
stay focused. Come on, come on.
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407. Use the rope.
Use the rope. Come on.
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408. Cutters.
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409. Good.
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410. To the side.
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411. Let's go. Come on.
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412. Clear.
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413. Easy there. Clear.
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414. Powers, go! Go, McClung.
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415. McClung, move up.
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416. In twos, up.
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417. Powers, Wynn, secure the left flank.
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418. Lieutenant, take Grant and Heffron,
secure the right and the crossroads.
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419. Security out. Go. Move.
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420. Jackson, hold on!
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421. Let's go!
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422. Jackson! Wait!
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423. Put it down!
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424. Keep your hands up
where I can see them!
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425. Keep those Krauts quiet!
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426. Jackson.
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427. Vest, take care of him.
Ramirez, watch Vest.
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428. Let's go, Webster, let's go!
Come on!
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429. - Check them for weapons.
- Cover me!
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430. Keep those men quiet!
McClung, cover him!
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431. Prime and bury the charges!
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432. Shut up, you two!
And pick him up.
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433. McClung, these two are gonna carry
the wounded Kraut. Webster, tell them!
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434. I said, shut up! Ramirez, pick up
Jackson. We're moving out!
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435. Where are you going?
Everybody moves on my command!
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436. Are you ready? Are you ready?
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437. Shut up, you! Come on!
We all go together!
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438. Let's go! Move! Move out!
Let's go! Move! Move!
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439. Webster, come on!
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440. Powers, fall back! We're moving out!
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441. Keep those prisoners' heads down.
Keep moving!
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442. Wynn, fall back!
We're moving out! Let's go!
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443. We're falling back!
Covering fire!
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444. Heffron, I want you to fall back now!
Let's go!
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445. Move! Get back to the boat!
I'll cover! Go!
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446. Keep those men moving!
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447. Lieutenant, take the whistle!
Let's go!
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448. - Go! Move it, Webster! Let's go!
- Move! Let's go!
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449. Stay low, keep moving!
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450. Keep moving! Fall back
to the boats now! Fall back!
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451. Jesus Christ, come on.
Blow the goddamn whistle!
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452. Okay, get into the boats!
Right now!
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453. Get in the boats, keep moving!
Come on, move!
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454. I'm gonna shoot you,
you fucking Kraut!
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455. Shoot him, we'll have to come
back for more. The boat, now!
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456. You get up, you Kraut piece of shit!
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457. Into the boats!
Quick, get in the boats! Come on!
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458. Let's go! Everyone in the boats!
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459. Let's get these boats in the water!
Start pulling!
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460. You're okay, Jackson!
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461. Keep pulling!
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462. Keep going! Come on!
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463. Come on,
Perconte, let's go!
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464. - Where's the medic?
- We're almost there.
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465. Get Jackson!
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466. Everybody off the boats!
Let's go!
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467. Get cover!
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468. Wounded! We got wounded,
come on!
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469. Get the Krauts back there,
shake them down!
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470. Move! Move!
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471. McClung! McClung!
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472. Get on to the company CP,
let them know what we got.
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473. Shut up!
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474. I can't do this! I can't do this!
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475. Webster, stay with him.
Hey, Shifty, watch Vest!
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476. - I'm going to get a medic. Got this?
- Yeah.
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477. Come on!
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478. Get his legs.
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479. Listen to me. You have to calm down
or we can't help you. Settle down.
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480. - He's gonna die!
- Jackson, don't listen to him.
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481. Look at me, you'll be fine.
Everything's gonna be okay.
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482. Keep still. Be calm, buddy.
Everything's fine.
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483. Goddamn it!
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484. No! You'll jeopardize the battalion!
The battalion needs them.
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485. Stay against the wall!
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486. Watch what you're doing!
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487. We won't get more prisoners
because you killed one!
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488. - Private!
- He's gonna fucking die!
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489. Hey, sit down!
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490. The medic is coming.
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491. - Where the fuck is the medic?
- The doctor's on his way.
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492. You'll be okay.
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493. All right.
Doc's here. You're okay.
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494. All right, Jackson, take it easy.
Okay. Okay. Okay.
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495. Light. I need some light.
Give me some light.
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496. All right, look at the flame.
Look at the flame. Okay, that's good.
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497. Let's get him out of here.
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498. - Let's go. Help the doc move him.
- I don't wanna die! I don't wanna die!
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499. - It's okay.
- Let's get him out of here.
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500. - Hey, take it easy.
- I don't wanna die, please help me.
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501. Hey, it's okay. It's all right.
You're all right.
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502. - Jackson?
- God! Oh, my God!
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503. Jackson, you are not gonna die.
I need you to hang on.
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504. Jackson?
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505. Eugene Jackson was 20 years old.
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506. He'd lied about his age when
he joined the Army at 16.
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507. His family got a telegram
from the War Department...
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508. saying he died a hero on a
mission that would help win the war.
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509. In fact, Eugene lost his life on a
stretcher in a basement in Haguenau...
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510. crying out in agony while his
friends looked on helplessly.
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511. He was just one more casualty in a war
that was supposed to be all but over.
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512. Did they put that
in the report on the ADA?
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513. We're working on it. How long
are you keeping the quad 50?
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514. When they want it back,
I'll hand it over.
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515. Keep moving. Go on.
Get up on the truck. Up, up.
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516. Status?
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517. Private Jackson took a grenade
frag rushing the enemy OP.
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518. - It was his own grenade.
- He died of his wounds, sir.
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519. - Any others?
- No, sir.
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520. Well executed. It's not your fault.
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521. Talk to your men.
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522. - Carry on.
- Thanks, sir.
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523. We heard you got two prisoners.
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524. Good work.
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525. Jackson's dead.
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526. Yeah, we heard.
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527. Yeah, well, they want
another patrol tonight.
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528. What are you doing, Cobb?
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529. You leave someone on the bank?
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530. Yeah. Yeah, we did.
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531. It's the third prisoner that was
too far gone to bring back.
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532. Maybe we should put
him out of his misery.
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533. - Fuck his misery.
- I can't listen to it anymore.
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534. - Sir, you want a cigarette?
- Yeah.
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535. - Who's got a light?
- Here. Hang on, sir.
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536. Twenty-two.
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537. What are you looking at, Webster?
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538. Yeah. That's what I thought,
college boy.
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539. Are you drunk, trooper?
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540. - Leave me alone.
- Answer the question.
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541. Yes, sir. I am drunk, sir.
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542. Drunk, sick and tired
of fucking patrols, taking orders—
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543. Hey, Cobb. Shut up.
It's boring, okay?
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544. Taking his side, Johnny?
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545. Yeah, I am.
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546. So he knows we lost a man?
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547. Yeah. He also knows you picked
up two prisoners who talked.
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548. - About what?
- OB, supplies, Hitler's favorite color.
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549. - None of it gets us across the river.
- What's the point?
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550. Honestly?
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551. Sink's been on the phone all day,
bragging. I think he's showing off.
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552. I don't know what to tell you.
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553. You gave him a successful patrol,
now he wants two.
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554. Successful.
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555. Sir, the men are mustered. If you
want me to brief them, I'm gonna.
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556. It's the same roster as last night.
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557. Well, mostly.
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558. - Evening, gents.
- Evening, colonel.
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559. At ease.
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560. You all did a damn fine job
on a tough mission.
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561. I wish you good luck tonight.
I'll be expecting more of the same.
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562. - Have you briefed the men?
- Just on our way.
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563. Make damn sure you remind them
how proud I am of what they did.
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564. Yes, sir.
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565. So I'll brief them now, sir?
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566. No. No, I'll do it.
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567. Sarge, they're on their way in.
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568. Ten-hut!
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569. - Martin.
- Sir.
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570. - At ease. This everybody, Grant?
- Sir.
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571. You men did an excellent job
last night.
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572. I'm proud.
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573. Colonel Sink is proud too.
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574. He's so proud he wants you
to do another patrol tonight.
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575. The outpost we hit last night
will go up in flames.
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576. - Martin?
- Yes, sir.
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577. We'd have to venture farther into town.
Captain Speirs, the map.
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578. Yeah. Sergeant Grant?
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579. We have enemy movement here and here.
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580. Which means this is our
new house target here.
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581. We recovered the boats.
We'll set off from the same place.
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582. We're not changing the plan any, sir?
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583. No. The plan is the same.
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584. It will be 0200 hours instead of 0100.
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585. - Is that clear?
- Yes, sir.
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586. Okay. Good. Because I want you all
to get a full night's sleep tonight.
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587. In the morning, you will report
that you made it across the river...
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588. into German lines...
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589. but were unable
to secure any live prisoners.
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590. - Understand?
- Yes, sir.
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591. Good.
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592. Look sharp for tomorrow.
We're moving off the line.
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593. Did I fucking hear that right?
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594. Moving off the line!
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595. It's a new way to fight a war.
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596. Don't bother writing this up.
I'll take care of it. I might enjoy it.
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598. Lieutenant Jones.
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599. - Sir.
- Join us at the company CP.
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600. - First Sergeant Lipton?
- Sir.
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601. Your honorable discharge
as an enlisted man...
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602. Just keep them coming, Luz.
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603. and your battlefield commission
as a second lieutenant.
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604. - Congratulations.
- Thank you.
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605. - Lip, congratulations.
- Thanks.
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606. Thank you. Welcome back, sir.
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607. - Hey, that's Harry to you.
- I didn't expect to see you this soon.
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608. - I figured you'd be nursing that scratch.
- Did you miss me, Lewis?
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609. Lt. Jones. Regiment has seen fit
to promote you to first lieutenant.
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610. They want you on staff up there.
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611. Don't go far with that.
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612. - Congratulations and good luck.
- Thank you, sir.
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614. I guess you lost
another platoon leader, Web?
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616. Word was Captain Nixon wrote up a
bogus report. Regiment never got wise.
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618. felt that a corner had been turned
and we all might make it home alive.
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619. We'll know more closer to the line.
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620. Oh, before I forget.
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621. He says it's not befitting
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622. Oak leaves.
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623. Congratulations, major.
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624. Gentlemen, we're ready.
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625. I'll drive.
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626. - Sergeant Malarkey.
- Good luck, sir.
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627. - Sergeant Martin.
- Yeah, lieutenant?
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628. - Good work.
- Thanks. Good to have you along.
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630. I wondered if people would know what
it cost the soldiers to win this war.
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631. In America, things were
already looking like peacetime.
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632. The standard of living was on the rise,
nightclubs were booming.
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633. You couldn't get a hotel room
in Miami Beach, it was so crowded.
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634. Could anyone know the price paid by
soldiers in terror, agony and bloodshed...
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Normandy, Bastogne or Haguenau?
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