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NARRATOR: Previously
on The Long Road Home.

AMBER: Are you sure
you're not worried?

SHANE: There's only been
one incident in the entire
city in the last year.

(speaking in Arabic).

CARL: Sergeant, AK, 9:00.

-We have a group of armed
men at the mosque on Delta
south of the Sadr Bureau.

GARY: No evidence
of hostile intent.

Let's try to keep the peace.

EDDIE: Ambush.

ERIC: Everybody remount.

(gunfire)

-Chen.

-We have an urgent surgical,
two vehicles down.

TROY: Find a secure
defensive position and
wait for extraction.

-What is their
current position?

DYLAN: Unknown, sir.

-How the hell are
we gonna find them?

(inaudible chatter)

(painful screams)

(inaudible chatter)

(painful screams)

-We need some IVs.

*

-Alex, it's time
for breakfast.

-I'm not eating unless
it's chocolate pancakes.

LEANN: Alex, I'm
counting to three.

One, two, two and a half.

-We have a Christmas tree?
-Yes, we do.
-But it's not Christmas.

-That's true.

But since I'm not gonna be
here for Christmas this year,

I thought maybe we
could celebrate early.

What do you think?

Do you want your
present now or later?

-Now, now, now.

No way, Mom, look.

-Oh, my gosh, more cars.

That's just what you need.

What do you say to your daddy?

-Thanks, dad.

-Merry Christmas, son.

-Do you wanna
play cars with me?

-Not now sweetheart,
how about after we eat?

-All right, you heard
your mom, let's go.

Wow, this looks
incredible, hon.

Thank you.

-Chocolate, my favorite.

-Uh-hmm, it's your
daddy's favorite, too.

Alex, would you like to
say grace this morning?

-Um, okay, dear Lord,
thank you for the food
we're about to eat.

Please watch over my
daddy when he's in Iraq.

Don't let him get hurt
by the bad guys or fall
in a hole and get lost.

Please keep him safe from
scorpions and big bears.

-Alex, I don't think there
are any big bears in Iraq.

-Mom, I wasn't done.

-I'm sorry, so on.

-Please protect my
daddy from small bears
and medium bears, too.

Don't let him break
his arm or his leg.

Don't let him get blown
away by a tornado.

-Took the car in
for an oil change.

It should be good for a while.

-Did I tell you that
Alex offered to mow the
lawn while you were gone?

-Did he really?

-Uh-hmm, he had a
serious face on.

He said, "Mom, I know that
daddy always mows the lawn.

When he's in Iraq,
I can do it."

-He's a good kid.
-You're his hero.

-You know who's
my hero, my heroine?

It's you, I mean it.

With you here, I know
I don't have to worry
about anything or anyone.

*

TOMAS: Sir, ma'am, I'd like
to introduce my mother.

Mom, this is Lieutenant
Colonel Volesky, our
Battalion Commander.

-It's a pleasure, ma'am.

CATHY: Maybe you can
explain to me why my son
is going to Iraq,

when the terrorists who
attacked us are in Afghanistan.

-Mom, I'm sorry, sir.
-It's okay.

You let your mother speak.

-We've found Saddam Hussein,
but no sign of those
WMD's we were promised.

That was all lies.

-I don't mind your candor.

And to answer your question,
as a soldier, your son goes
where the United States

Government sends him.

And right now, our
orders are to go to Iraq.

-Why, so we can
have cheaper gas?

-Where we're going, Sadr City,
over two million people lived

under a dictator's
boot for 24 years.

And we can build a
better future for them,
for the whole country.

That's why we're going.

That's why your son is going.

-You believe that?

-That's why I do what I do.

-Please, bring my baby home.

-I promise you.

Every man is
coming back safely.

-How can you promise that?

-Because I believe that too.

And because it's
my responsibility.

Come here.

(theme music plays)

(crash)

-Staircase, left.

-Hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

-Hey, freeze, freeze.
-Come down slowly, slowly.

-Come slowly,
come really slow.

-Wild, secure him.

(speaking in Arabic).

JACKSON: What the
hell is she saying?

-Please.

-Come to me, slow, slowly.

-Shit, Wild, on me.

Stop, stop.

-Perry, watch her.

Jackson, you're with me.

Haubert, Bellamy,
search the kitchen.

Stay frosty.

Every household's permitted
an AK here, let's go.

-Stop, on the ground.

JERRY: How is he?

JONATHAN: I don't know.

SOLDIER (over ratio):
Red One, this is Lancer Six.

-You got him?
-Yeah, go.

Over here in
the shade, come on.

Come on, help
me get this Kevlar off.

Everything off now.

*

*

-Jackson, give me one.

*

FAIZA: Please, no hurt.

-Slowly.

Jackson, secure her.

(gunshot)

Jackson, take her downstairs.

Wild, Rob?

-Up here, Sergeant B.

Sergeant Rob got
us roof access.

-Well, scope it out.

I gotta go check on Chen.

Chen.

What do you got, doc?

*

*

-Put her down.

-Sir, we got roof access.

It's good, high
ground advantage.

Sergeant Rob's up there now.

-All right, Perry.
-Yes, sir.
-You stay with the family.

Jackson, everyone else, to
the roof, set a perimeter.

Come on, let's go.

How is he doing?

-He's not breathing.

-Sir, I have Colonel Volesky.

-What do we do, doc?

-Oh, I got to take
care of his wound.

-Hey, we're fixing
you up, all right?

-Lancer Six, Comanche
Red One, over.

-Quiet at the TOC!

Comanche Red One, we
need your coordinates.

The GPS trackers in your
vehicles are not active, over.

-Lancer Six: Contact
began north of the Mosque
near the Sadr Bureau,

continued for some time.

-The Mosque is right here.

-I'm not really sure of
our current position.

We turned right down
an alleyway, break.

Lancer Six, I have a
litter-urgent soldier
in need of evac.

It's Sergeant Chen, sir, over.

-Copy that, Red One.

You stay vigilant.

Help is on the way.

Lancer Six out.

-Stay here, keep
them informed.

Squad leaders cover their
own guys, understood?

-Copy that.

-Relay a base-wide
alert for all men to
get into combat gear.

-Yes, sir.

-All right, he's
been hit between his
fourth and fifth rib.

-Yeah.

-I need a J-Tube,
I got to open up his airway.

-All right, what's his status?

-At least one
lung is punctured.

All right, you hold this one.

Put pressure on that right
there, put pressure on it.

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-What can I do to help?
-Sergeant B.
-Yeah?

-Give me short breaths in
cycles of two when I tell you.

I need you to alternate
with compressions when
I tell you, all right.

Here we go, one, two,
three, four, five.

-Go ahead and
breathe for us, bud.

-Come on Chen,
breathe that out for me.

-I sent them to
the Sadr Bureau.

-You let that go, brother.

They timed this attack to
the change in authority
for maximum chaos.

It could've been
anyone's platoon.

All right, now,
let's work this out.

We've got the men and the
vehicles to extract, but we
don't have the heavy weapons

or the armor to penetrate.

We have what, a handful
of Bradleys at the most?

-What about the
outgoing unit's QRF?

-The Crusaders, 2-37
Armor Battalion.

They've stood down.

Their deployment's over.

They're leaving
for Kuwait now.

-You get me their commander.

With their tanks leading,
we take two convoys in.

Rescue 1 will link up with
those Crusaders, God willing,

make contact with
the Platoon and extract.

-Let me lead Rescue 1,
they're my guys.

-Very good.

I'll take Rescue 2,
I'll be 15 minutes behind you.

Secure a wide corridor
around the target.

And we're gonna take
the same corridor in.

We'll go Route Aeros
to Copper to Delta.

We'll link up here.

Before we launch, we wait for
the Crusader tanks to
penetrate the enemy defenses.

-Roger that.

-All right,
let's brief the men.

Get the convoys assembling.

-Yes, sir.

-Hey, we'll get
them home, brother.

We'll get them home.

VOLESKY (over radio):
Crusader X-Ray, this is
Lancer Six.

-Lancer Six, this is Duke Six.

-Duke Six, I understand
that you've stood down,
but I have troops in contact

north of the
Sadr Bureau on Route Delta.

I need immediate deployment
of your QRF to help extract,
is this possible, over?

-Lancer Six, we've
turned in all our main gun
ammo but we'll fight out

of the hatches if we have to.

The QRF will deploy.

Will advise once
en route, over.

-Thank you, Duke Six.

Lancer Six out.

-Order Lieutenant Dean to
set the QRF to Redcon One.

*

-No weapons inside.

We found access to
the adjacent rooftop.

Haubert and Davis have the
perimeters set with Rogers,
Denney, and Taylor.

-I don't see any hostiles.

Maybe it's over?

-No, no, they're
just regrouping.

Wild, with me, we got to
bring up more ammo, let's go.

-All right,
we're gonna swap out.

-Roger that.
-Okay, go.

*

-Go ahead and
breathe it out, bud.

-Hey, what are you doing?

-His lungs are
filled with blood.

-You're not giving up.
-Chen, Chen.
-Come on, Chen.

Wake up for me, come on.

Come on Chen., come on.

Breathe for me, Chen.

Come on, come on, brother.

Wake the hell up.

Come on, Chen.

No!

*

You, what did you do?

JASSIM: What,
I didn't do anything.

I tried to help.

-He did the best he could,
Sergeant, stand down.

-Sir, this was a wide
well-planned ambush.

People knew.

Those men at the mosque knew.

Somebody tipped the enemy
off to our movements.

And it's usually
the interpreters.

-Are you an informant, Jassim?
-No, absolutely not, sir.

-Jassim, look at me right now.
-Yeah.
-Look at me.

Did you do this?

-I was helping him.

I did everything I could.

*

-Guys, listen up.

This man was in my Humvee.

He got shot at just
like the rest of us.

And he tried to save
Chen, you understand?

-There's nothing
Jassim or anybody could
have done to save Chen.

-You don't know that.
-Yeah, I'm a damn medic.
-Enough already.

Enough, both of you.

You guys wanna make it
back to base without
any more casualties?

Huh?

Now, we have to work
together, is that clear?

-Yes, sir.
-Yes, sir.
-Is that clear?

-Yes, sir.
-Then move.

Grab the dismount and
get the rest of the
ammo up to the roof.

Sergeant Bourquin, that
was a direct order.

Sergeant.

*

You okay, Jassim?

I wanna apologize.

We're all just
emotional right now.

-I understand.

-Go inside.

Find Perry, he could
use an interpreter.

*

*

*

ANGEL: Oh, we know
exactly who to talk to.

Oh, there they are,
just a moment.

Go, go.

-Mrs. Volesky, Mrs. Donemy,
I'm Lupita Garza.

Israel is a Specialist
with the 2-5.

So is Angel's brother,
Robert Arsiaga.

-Oh, the twins?

-Yeah.

-We just heard something
happened in Sadr City.

I don't understand, I
just spoke to Israel.

-My friend's husband is
stationed in Baghdad.

He told her there was
radio chatter, something
about an ambush.

GINA: Oh, my God.

LEANN: Okay, let's not
jump to conclusions.

There are always rumors
during deployment, and,
and they're rarely true.

-I know.

That's why I
wanted to see you.

I mean, they would notify
Family Readiness, right?

-We would be among the
first that they would call.

Look, I'm sure that
everything's fine.

-LeAnn, what if
something did happen?

-Let me call Dexter Jordan.

He's the Rear
Detachment Commander.

He would be the first
person they'd call.

-Thank you so much.

-Hi, Dexter,
it's LeAnn Volesky.

Good.

Listen, apparently, there's
some chatter about an attack
going on in Sadr City.

Have you heard anything?

Great, okay.

Thank you, no, I'll
talk to you soon.

There's no word
of any trouble.

-Oh, thank God.
-I'm so sorry.

I didn't mean to
scare everyone.

Just this deployment's
driving me crazy and
they've only just left.

-I know the feeling.
-We all do.

-Israel's never even
been overseas, not once.

-It is just a
peacekeeping mission.

He'll be fine.

They will all be fine.

-How can you know?

-Because in his 20 years
in the Army, my husband's
never lost a man in combat.

*

*

SHANE: Hey, bud, I, uh,

I don't know if,
uh, I don't know if
you were a religious man,

but, uh, I guess
we never really talked
about that stuff, huh?

Um, like, I don't really
know when the last time I
went to mass was, but, um,

I guess if it's okay
with you I'd like to
say a little prayer.

Dear Lord, I humbly entrust to
you my brother, Eddie Chen.

I pray that you may take him
into your arms, dear Lord.

Allow him entry into
your paradise that his
soul may rest in peace.

In Your name, I pray.

*

*

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

*

*

-What's he going on about?

-Um, he's just complaining
about being tied up.

*

*

-Sergeant, 11:00.

The Humvees.

ERIC: We got all
the equipment.

Z'd out the radios, theres
nothing left for the enemy.

-No, not that.

We can use them as
markers for the rescuers.

The minaret they can see from
miles away, but those can
help pinpoint our position.

-That's good.

-Okay look, I get it, okay?

You're upset about
Chen, so am I.

Not everyone here
is the enemy.

-Yeah, I know that.
-These men look up to you.

They follow your lead.

I need to know that
you can still work with
Jassim, understand?

-Roger that, sir.

-Yeah, all right, yeah.

JONATHAN: Sarge?

-Yeah, I see her.

(gunshots)

-Hey Riddell, are you okay?

-Yeah!

-Sir, we got a peeker!

West wall, hundred meters out!

-Take him out!

*

*

-Holy sh...

Hey guys, Riddell just
got himself a head shot!

-Hell, yeah.
-All right.

-Yeah.
-Whoa.
-Good job there, Riddell.

*

CRUSADER (over radio):
Crusader X-Ray, this
is Crusader Blue One,

approaching the
perimeter of Sadr City.

No sign of hostile activity.

*

-(inaudible).

-Can you believe
it's only our day four here?

Home feels about a million miles
away right now, doesn't it?

-Yeah.

-I've been meaning
to ask you, uh, someone
said you're a teacher for a

at-risk youth or something?

-Back in Arkansas, yeah.

Why?

-Back home, I was
at-risk youth.

Yet here we both are.

-Here we both are.

-(inaudible chatter).

GARY: The Crusaders
are en route.

We'll launch soon,
what's our status?

TROY: Almost ready, sir.

Armor's a concern.

Some of the vehicles we can
reinforce, but the LMTVs have
no protection in the back.

Plus we only have four
Bradleys, two for each convoy.

-Yeah, with the Crusaders,
that should be sufficient.

I'll take the LMTV's in
the rear of my convoy.

-Roger.

Also we're short on radios.

-All right,
let's get an order
out to all team leaders.

You maintain visual
contact with your convoy
at all times, got it?

-Yes, sir.

ROBERT: This is crazy.

We'll be sitting ducks.

ISRAEL: And we'd
be able to aim out.

We're just gonna be
guarding the cordon.

-Guess you ain't nervous
if you're bringing a book.

TOMAS: I just don't
wanna lose it.

-What is it, anyway?

-It's just war poetry.

ROBERT: What's this,
it's book club meeting?

And when we're out there,
and this, this goes for
all of you, hey, listen up.

Remember that simple rule,
the only thing you'll be
focused on,

the only thing that can keep
you and your fellow soldier
safe is that you cover your

sector, and trust the
man next to you is doing
the same, that's it.

You, uh, you lose focus,

you try to be a hero, you
end up dead, that clear?

-Yes, sergeant.
-Yes, sergeant.

-Yes, sergeant.
-Okay, sergeant.

-Is, uh, that
it Staff Sergeant?

Staff Sergeant, aren't we
heading out a few minutes?

What is his deal?

-Don't worry about it, man.

Dude's a crank,
but he's been doing this a
hell of a lot longer than us.

He's a solid soldier.

-Is he?

-What else would
they've stop-lossed him
and made him come here?

-That's what I'm worried about
is to follow that guy's lead.

-Hey, do you
think I got time to call
Tracie before we go?

-Yeah, I think we
have a few minutes.

-Tracie's gonna be pissed.
-She's gonna be proud.

Lupe's gonna be pissed.

-May I help you,
Staff Sergeant?

You want something
for the road?

-Uh, I think I'd like
to sit down for a meal

actually if you
have something left.

-Sure, do you have time?
-Yeah, yeah, I have time.

Time for just one last meal.

-Red One, Lancer Six, over.

SHANE (over radio): Lancer Six,
we've spotted our two
immobilized Victors on Delta.

Our position
is approximately 250 meters
northwest down an alley, over.

-Solid copy, Red One.

QRF is on its way.

Prepare your men for exfil and
evac of the wounded, over.

-Lancer Six, Sergeant
Chen is dead, sir, over.

-Copy that, Red One.

I'm sorry.

Continue your prep.

Six out.

I promised Chen's parents
I'd get him home safe.

I promised to all of them.

-Sir, you're
needed at the TOC.

Something has
happened to the QRF.

(gunfire over radio)

DYLAN: Sir, the Crusaders
have been ambushed.

-What?

CRUSADER (over radio):
Mitchell is dead, sir.

I repeat, Sergeant
Mitchell has been killed.

First Lieutenant Dean
and Specialist Sanders
have both been hit.

Blue Two is black on coax.

All Crusader Blues,
Blue One, abort and pull
back for casualty evac.

We cannot continue, over.

GINA: How is Alex
handling everything?

LEANN: Well, he knows his
Daddy is helping people
in foreign country.

-Uh-hmm.

-But...

He just doesn't
understand he can't
come home more often.

-He's a very brave little boy.

-Yes, he is.

You know, we almost lost
him when he was first born.

-Really?
-He was born at 25 weeks.
-Hmm.

-So underweight and, and
the doctor thought that
he might not live the night.

But he was a fighter.

Gary and I decided right
then and there we were
just gonna love him,

every day of his life,
and then that was two
days or 200 years.

-Troy and I didn't even
know if he'd be here
when Merrick was born.

Now I guess the upside
is he's too young to
really miss his dad.

The thing I worry about
is if he comes back
different, you know.

-Uh-hmm.

-We hear stories about guys
who come back changed and...

-He's in good hands with Gary.

And the Lord never gives us
more than we can handle.

-I wish I had your faith.

-I just believe that what's
meant to happen will happen.

And there's no point worrying
about it until it does.

Just like Daddy's car, huh?

-It's not a car,
it's a Humvee.

-Sir, our police
liaison reports al-Sadr's
militia has seized control

of all police stations.

Apparently,
the men who attacked the
Crusaders ambushed them

using police uniforms.

This is city-wide, sir.

There's no one else right now.

Just us.

What are your orders, sir?

-We launch now.

-Sir, the Crusaders still
have to complete casevac...

-There's no time.

It could take an hour.

It could take several
until they're back in
the fight and to target.

Our guys don't have that long.

We launch.

Brother Randazzo, the
Crusader loader who
was killed, Mitchell,

you find out his first name
and where he was from.

-Yes, sir.

-Sir, shouldn't the
QRF be here by now?

SHANE: They'll be here.

Have no fear, Fisk,
it's not your time yet.

The big man upstairs knows
you still plan to whoop
my ass in some D&D.

-I will, too.

-I'll be on the roof.

Get me if there's an update.

-Yes, sir.

-Put this on.

-Sir.

-Put it on.

Sergeant Chen doesn't
need his armor anymore.

Someone should use it.

Good.

I might need you
in the fight, too.

ERIC: You want one?

JACKSON: Yeah, thanks.

Thanks.

*

*

BEN: I remember the
first day we got here,
we drove by a car crash.

The driver was still inside,
all bloodied and shit, been
dead for two days.

-Yeah.

-And I'm just
making the point.

There's a dead guy laying in
the middle of the street with
flies crawling out of his

eyeballs and nostrils,
not one person cared
enough to even stop.

-Maybe these
people are just numb.

I mean, look at this place.

People must drop
dead here every day.

-Screw them.

We're here to clean
up their shit up and
they're pissed at us?

-We did invade and occupy
their country, Riddell.

-To get rid of Saddam Hussein.

The asshole who abused them.

And we don't do this.

These people use their kids.

And who does that?

-Look around you, what's
death to living in this shit?

Paradise.

-That's great for them.

They've made me
into, into a killer.

I hope they're happy.

(explosion)

SHANE: What the hell was that?

-Sir.

(inaudible chatter)

*

*

(knock)

-Come in.

-Sir, the Crusaders
loader you asked about,

Sergeant Michael W. Mitchell,

from Porterville, California.

He volunteered for
the mission, sir.

He was 25, about
to be married.

-Thank you, brother.

*

Lord, please care for
Sergeant Chen and Sergeant
Mitchell and their families.

Bless them for their
sacrifice and let them be the
last to fall in this battle.

Send me those
angels you promised.

*

SOLDIER (over radio):
Red platoon reports two
Victors have been abandoned.

-The Crusaders got ambushed.

We got to go ahead alone.

-I'll give the order to roll.
-Godspeed, brother.

I'll be 15 minutes behind you.

Let's get the boys back.

-All right, Comanche Whites,
mount up, we're rolling.

*

Everyone ready, Weibley?

-Ready, sir.
-Spicer?
-Ready.

-Chaplain, would you say
a blessing for a second?

CHAPLAIN: Of course, sir.

Merciful God, we ask you to
bring peace to these men as
they go out in faith.

(gunfire)

Give them courage, Lord.

Courage to perform their
duties with honor and dignity.

May they be triumphant
in victory as they show
mercy to our enemies.

(explosion)

Out of the depths, we
call to you, O Lord.

Protect these men.

Be their constant companion
and their strength in battle.

Though they may enter
the unknown let their
fate be of comfort.

Bless these brothers and
help them remain steadfast
in their mission.

Give each men renewed
strength and purpose.

Cast away any sense
of fear they may have,
and give them solace in the

face of adversity.

Guide them, O Lord, that
they may return in safety.

Hear our voices,
O Lord, bring them home.

This we ask of you.

In the name of the Father,
the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

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