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Where are the partisans?

Where are the partisans?

Ready!

Aim!

Fire!

Mama.

Bastard.

Coming in on target.

Okay, go.

Chicken Little to Red Dog.

The chickens are in the nest.

Schwalberg, bring him in, alive.

- He's bleeding.
- So he has a cut.

But it's like my
mama used to say,

"You pray to the holy saints,
they'll send you what you want."

Maybe he'll say, "No, Aldo."

Maybe he won't want to.

He's gonna have to.

- Come on!
- You sure he isn't dead?

All right?

All right.

I want every farm,
every village in the district

turned inside out.

And you will inform the people

that anyone even
suspected of helping this man

will immediately be
turned over to the SS.

You don't think your commandant
will object to that, corporal?

No, sir.

Hermann, Ehrlich. All right.

As soon as it's light, you
continue your search of the woods.

Yes, sir.

Well, corporal, what
is your expert opinion?

This power pack is strong
enough to carry well over 300 miles.

Interesting.

A pity we didn't have such
equipment in North Africa.

Yes, sir.

What were they going to
blow up with all this dynamite?

The railroad depot, town hall,

SS headquarters,

the Grimaldi tunnel,
the Della Norte dam?

He won't be blowing
up anything now.

I don't think we should underestimate
a man who parachutes into trees

and can still outrun three
able-bodied soldiers, eh, Schwalberg?

Captain, they will be waiting
for you at the headquarters.

Yes, yes. We mustn't keep
the SS and the general staff

out of our little guessing game.

You might ask Ehrlich
to keep an eye out

for that new shotgun
my father sent me.

It seems to have disappeared.

He's been out a long time.

But how can you tell?

He's so big.

Hey, soldier.

He's as cold as ice.

- Then how come he's sweating?
- Maybe he's dead.

What are you thinking
he's dead for all the time?

There, you feel his heart?

I'm going to get a dottore.

You know how many Nazis
are out there looking for him?

For him, not for us.

I didn't go through all this
trouble just to bury him.

Trucks!

Trucks across the river.

- The fire?
- It's out.

- Silvio, let's go.
- How about me? Listen.

See? I know them all.

- You're too young, Carlo.
- Let him come.

He's got to learn
sometime. Dino!

You better stay here,
in case he wakes up.

Mama.

It is manufactured
in the United States

and is designated composition C.

It can be set off from a distance
with electric wiring and a primer cord,

or with automatic detonators
plugged into the plastic mass.

The detonators, I am
told, have not been found.

The missing man
has them, no doubt.

That was our
assumption, too, colonel.

It's obvious they were sent to
destroy a major military installation.

But which one?

The aircraft warning
complex at Verranova,

the Grimaldi tunnel,
the Della Norte dam?

The Della Norte dam, if
I may say so, gentlemen.

Thank you for your
opinion, captain.

But six men or even 12
blowing up the Della Norte dam,

what a charming fantasy.

The obvious target
is the Grimaldi tunnel.

I would give orders that
appropriate security measures

- be taken to forestall...
- Colonel.

My apologies to the SS.

If they dynamite the tunnel, they
can tie up traffic for eight hours, 10.

Maybe a day if they
knocked out the ventilators.

And if they blew up the dam?

They'd flood the whole valley.

We couldn't move troops.

We could anticipate the major
Allied advance, Captain Von Hecht.

The Fuhrer has given orders
to drive their armies into the sea.

I don't expect them to
be waiting on the beach.

Has Captain Von Hecht been
named corps intelligence officer?

I'm sure the captain
only meant to say...

Thank you, General Von Kleber.

There's really no
need to defend me.

No, I'm not corps
intelligence officer.

I'm a field officer.

But the Della Norte
dam is in my district.

Of course, we could stop
guessing about the target

if we had the
prisoner to question.

Yes, captain. I suggest you concentrate
on the search for the missing man.

That will be all.

Friedrich?

Yes, sir.

General Rutke is taking over
a panzer division in this push.

I could arrange to have
you posted to his staff.

You've been asking for a
transfer back to the fighting forces.

No, thank you.

Where I am now, suddenly,
there is good hunting.

I'd hate to give that up.

You really are
your father's son.

Thank you, general.

How many men
can be sure of that?

Carlo.

Remember the signal.

Dottore, you've
got to come quick.

It's one of the boys.
The little one, Mario.

You are not lying to me, Aldo.

I steal medicines for you
from the Nazis, don't I?

What, are you
asking me if I'm lying?

All right. I'll get my bag.

And the people.

I think so.

You've got the Americano.

- I want him.
- You had your chance.

You coming, dottore?

Or are you going
to play more tricks?

Aldo, you are making
this war a private matter.

That's right, and the
Americano is my private property.

I could just take him from you.

You've got to find him first.

Scarpi, let me talk to him.

No! I found him and he's
mine. Are you coming or not?

All right, then.

If he dies, he dies.

Where is he?

All right, you win, comandante.

You follow the creek past
the Saint Joseph shrine.

We'll follow you.

Come on.

Aldo!

Scarpi, the American.
The mission.

No, no. You've got to
cry when you tell her. Cry.

You call that crying?

She'll be coming out in
a minute. It'll be daylight.

You, you cry.

That's crying?

Carlo,

remember when your father
used to hit you sometimes?

That didn't mean he
didn't love you, did it?

That is crying.

Dottore,

Dottore, please, you must come
right away. My mother is dying.

Where is she?

What's the matter with her?

Dottore, please, no time. She is
bleeding. There's blood all over.

I'm sorry. I can't.

I've been on duty since
early yesterday morning.

My brother said she'll die.

It's not far, dottore,
only across the road.

Dottore, please.

You said it was close
by. Just across the road.

Just a little further,
dottore, a little further.

Dottore, please.

I want you to stop crying,

and tell me exactly what
happened and where we are going.

You found a dottore.

The saints will bless you.

My whole family
will pray for you.

Exactly where is your family?

This way, dottore, not
far, maybe half a mile.

He said it was across the road.

It's my fault. I
told him to say it.

We were afraid you wouldn't come.
But it's no more than half a mile.

I swear it by all the saints.

Thank you, dottore, thank you.

Dino, Aldo's here.

What are they all doing here?

They live here. They
used to live in Reanoto.

You ever heard of Reanoto?

Sure, she did.

Aldo!

Come on, Aldo. You
better... where is the...

This is the dottore. How is he?

Not so still anymore.

And once, he opened
his eyes. But that's all.

He's in here.

This man is an enemy soldier.

Can you fix him up?

He's one of the
Americans who were

parachuting into the
area last night, isn't he?

I admit he isn't my
mother. Can you fix him up?

I have no intention of
doing anything for him

until he's reported
to the authorities.

He needs help!

He is not going
to get it from me.

Do you know what happens to
people who give aid to the enemy?

Get out of my way.

You're not going anywhere.

And you're a stupid boy.

Do you think you can
get away with this?

Don't you realize
they'll miss me?

That could be. In the
meantime, fix him up.

I said fix him up!

Come back with me.

Tell the authorities
you found him.

You're children.

You won't be
punished, I promise.

You stupid Nazi bitch!
You do what I tell you!

Grab her!

Let me go! Let me go!

Stop it! Stop it!

Let me go!

- Now shut up!
- Let me go!

Let me go!

I said shut up!

She'll fix him, but maybe
we got to fix her first.

- Let me go!
- Hold her!

- Let me go!
- Mario, Maria, get out!

Go on, get out!

Get out! Go on!

Let me go!

When we get through doing like your
soldiers did to our mothers and our sisters,

you're gonna do
everything we tell you.

We're gonna make
a little Reanoto here.

So it will feel more like home.

Dottore, please.

Did you leave
them alone in there?

What are they gonna do? Dig a
hole in the mountain and run away?

You've been acting
funny. What's the matter?

I said, what's the matter?

That stuff with the
woman before. That stinks.

And you stink.

We wouldn't have
gone through with it.

Maybe you wouldn't.

You want me to take it to them?

No, I'll take it.

I wanna keep
her filled out nice.

You can put your shirt on now.

Thanks.

No broken bones. You have
a bad bruise on your rib cage.

It must be when I hit the tree.

And you have a concussion.

But without X-rays, I
can't tell you any more.

Shouldn't he eat
something, dottore?

It would be good for
you, if you feel like it.

You'd be better to
stay off your feet.

I've been off them too long...

I see you smoke my brand.

It's 8:00.

I'm an hour late for surgery.
They'll be looking for me.

Well you better hope
they don't find you.

What's this?

A detonator.

What does it do?

Nothing without dynamite.

Hey, soldier, you're not eating.

Outside, I want to talk to you.

You know a man named Scarpi?

He's dead.

You know any of his men?

They're all dead.
Everybody's dead.

We had a plague here. Nazis.

I need a transmitter. You
know where I can find one?

- Transmitter?
- Yeah, a radio that talks both ways.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

I know Von Hecht has one.

We heard him talk once to Genoa.

All right!

You need a transmitter?

Luigi, Silvio,

I'll meet you back in the motor pool
with the shine bags around mess time.

- Anything else?
- Yeah. Where's the transmitter?

Von Hecht's office.

And this is his riffle.

You know the layout, huh?

And you know where
the guards are posted?

Sure, we know. Don't worry
about it. You leave it to us.

Thanks, general. I'll
run this show myself.

What do you mean?

Well, if you give me a rundown on
this Von Hecht and his headquarters,

then I'll figure a way
to get the transmitter.

I don't like the
idea. You stay here!

Now, look, kid,

I've got a job to do.

How about the job
you got to do for me?

For us!

What the hell do you
think we saved you for?

Yeah. What the hell
did you save me for?

You're gonna show us
how to shoot these guns.

Planning your own war, huh?

That's right.

Okay,

if that's what you want.

After you help me
get the transmitter.

After you get the
transmitter, you don't need us.

You're going to teach us first.

Aldo, maybe we
ought to listen to him.

You shut up!

You don't like things
around here, you can get out.

Take your kid brother
and kid sister with you.

We're the ones who
saved his life, aren't we?

I said thanks, didn't I?

We waited a long
time for somebody.

Okay, general,

squeeze one off.

Then where will you be?

You help me get a
message through,

and I'll have you shooting
those guns with your eyes shut.

How about it?

Hold it!

There's a machine
gun in there. A big one!

When we make our move,

you go with us, with
the machine gun.

Okay. Okay.

Now show me the layout
of this Von Hecht place.

If he tries to double-cross us,

I'll squeeze one off.

Don't touch it, please. Don't.

And the main road is here.

The motor pool.

Where are the woods?

- I think they're over here.
- Yeah.

- About here.
- Yeah.

Building. There is
Von Hecht's office here.

- Here?
- Si.

And a side window.

You will feel this,

but just for a second.

For a second.

That means, "Nazi
soldiers coming."

You got signals
like that in America?

Sure.

Only in America, it means,

"Cheese it, the cops."

Lead the way.

Shine, colonel.

Working hard!

- What do you say, general? Shine?
- No.

Hey, capitano, is this
any way to treat a friend?

I'm missing a new gun, friend.

You don't think I took it.

No one else comes and
goes as freely as you do.

Capitano, I got something
much better than a gun for you.

What would that be?

Shine, capitano?

Never mind all that.

Well, I was just thinking how it
would look if someone walked in.

Aldo, if you're quite satisfied,

we are keeping up appearances.

Pretty busy in your
district, eh, capitano?

Get to the point.

That woman dottore.
I know who's got her.

You do?

The partisans.

There are no more partisans.

If the capitano says so.

What partisans?

The ones with the
wounded Americano.

I don't suppose you'd
know where to find them.

Sure, if you want them.

You want them, capitano?

Can you read a map?

We had maps in school.

You've lost a lot of customers.

I should make it up to you.

I could send you north.

You could live in a fine house.

I got business here.

That's what we
all tell ourselves.

What do you want?

When it's all over,
capitano, just remember me.

Wait!

- You're coming along.
- Capitano!

If somebody sees me with you,

they'll be fishing my
body from the river.

All right.

Hurry up!

Come on! Hurry up!

Did you find the transmitter?

Yes, it's in his office.

How many men are left?

Five or six. Two
sentries in the front.

Carlo, Paolo, do your stuff.

The rest of you...

- But I don't have to.
- Get out there, damn it!

You!

What are you doing in this area?

What are you doing here?

We've got company.

Hey, capitano,
give us a cigarette.

- Go away!
- Give us a cigarette, capitano!

It will stunt your growth.

Wanna swap?

What have you got?

Calling Red Dog.

Calling Red Dog. Red Dog,
this is Powderman. Over.

Calling Red Dog. Red Dog.

Powderman. Come in.

Red Dog. Calling
Red Dog, Powderman.

Red Dog, this is
Powderman. Over.

Calling Red Dog.
Calling Red Dog.

This is Powderman. This
is Powderman. Come in.

Calling Red Dog,
Red Dog, Red Dog.

This is Powderman, come in.

- Hurry up!
- Shut up!

Hello, Red Dog.

Powderman, this is Red Dog.

Repeat! We've
been hit! Wiped out!

Red Dog. Where are
you transmitting from?

You son of a bitch!

I said, "Unit destroyed."
Don't you read me?

Unit destroyed!

Red Dog, the bomb is in place.

There is no other way.

Top Dog is counting on us.

Where are you now?

Powderman? Powderman,
come in, please.

Calling Powderman.

Red Dog. Come in, please.

Powderman...

Let's get out of here!

Call your gang.

Hey. Here.

Went good, huh, soldier?

Yeah, you just
graduated basic training.

Hey, you wanna blow us all up.

Nothing blows up
until I make it blow up.

Sit down!

Aldo.

Aldo!

What, soldier?

Hold this.

How far are we from
the Della Norte dam?

I said, "How far are we
from the Della Norte dam?"

Maybe 10, maybe 15
kilometers. I don't know.

Hey, Dino!

How far's the Della Norte?

Dino's papa built the dam.

- Right, Dino?
- That's right.

Carlo's papa, too, and Franco's.

My father used to take me up
on the scaffolds when I was little.

Once, when the cement was
wet, we wrote our names in it.

His father was educated.

He could write.

You gonna blow it up?

He's gonna blow up the dam!

He's gonna blow up the dam?

Yeah, why not?

Captain, will you be
making your report now?

The dynamite's been stolen.

Can't be too far away.

Get the damn sentries in here.

And get everybody moving.

Captain, they've been
on the go for 24 hours.

I want those explosives back!

Get the men out!

Remember me.

I remember you quite distinctly.

Aren't you ready yet?

Don't want to forget this.

If it gets in the way, we're
gonna dump it, you understand?

Don't you forget you're
gonna be our machine-gunner.

May I speak to you, please?

Later.

- Whatever isn't packed by now, leave it.
- It can't be later.

If you're still worrying about
what's going to happen to you,

there was a motion
just before to kill you.

There was plenty of seconds,
so just go along quietly.

I was thinking
about the children.

- The younger ones.
- You're worrying about us?

They're not strong enough
to walk any distance.

There must be some
way to get them out of this.

Whatever you have
in mind, forget it.

If they can't walk,
we'll carry them.

Dino, get everybody to fall in.

You too, Aldo.

Fall in, dottore,

you're going to use
these children, aren't you?

That's right, fraulein.

I'm going to use these children.

Even though that's
all they are, children.

What the hell do
you know about us?

Did you ever see the Nazis put
your father in front of a machine gun?

You ever lie there and watch
them take your mother, your sister?

Nobody's gonna
tell me what we are!

Or what we're gonna do!

Nobody!

All right, Aldo. You
made a nice speech.

Now, fall in.

You ask a question,
you get an answer.

Sometimes, you
wish you never asked.

I'm a doctor, not...

Look, I'm fighting against
time and every second counts.

With any luck, I
can make my hit,

fast, clean and
nobody gets hurt.

I'm a doctor, not a soldier.

I want to get back
to the hospital.

Forget it. You're tied in
with us now till it's over.

That's a good gun.

Yeah, for pigeons maybe.

We ready to march?

The map.

She get special marching orders?

Fraulein? Now.

If we are going to be marching,
I should see to Maria's dressing.

The irrigation lake will make
it easy some time tomorrow.

Not tomorrow. Tonight.

Why not? Maybe even before.

What an army.

You three, start over there.

You two, follow me.

You sure?

These are my woods, soldier.

Remember, stay together.

All right, let's go
through this again.

This is not a toy.

It kills.

You never aim this gun,

you point it down, because it
jerks up and pulls to the right.

Now, let's see you do it.

Good. Good.

Up some more.

Good.

All right, beat it, get ready.

We've been through
this now a dozen times.

You will reload
in three seconds.

Like this.

One.

Two.

Three.

Let me see you do it.

Ready? Go!

One.

Two.

Three.

Aldo,

show them how to do it.

Ready?

One.

Two.

Three.

Okay.

When do we start
shooting for real?

When the Nazis can't hear us.

Move out.

Please.

Dino, take the lead.

Please, they're all so tired.

- Let them rest.
- Aldo!

They can rest
tonight at the lake.

We can stay here.

And let the Nazi
patrol grab these kids?

You wouldn't want that.

Or would you?

They wouldn't hurt the boys.

Not if they gave up their guns.

You got a written guarantee?

You'll be all right.

They'll take good care of you.

Get back.

Silvio, watch her.

Over here! I found a trail.

I found a trail!

Don't cry out. Don't.

Mario.

Oh, my god. Mario. Mario.

Mario. Please, Mario. Mario.

Get these bodies hidden.

Mario, Mario, please.

Please, Mario. Mario.

Please, Mario.

Mario.

Mario.

He's all right. You see?

He's all right.

- Dino.
- Tried to get away, didn't she?

She tried to get
away, didn't she?

She had the kids with
her. Don't be a damn fool.

What the hell difference
does that make?

They think she's their mama!

I told you that it would
be too tough to watch her.

You can't wait to
get to the Gestapo.

You look at me
when I talk to you!

You're no big frau doktor
here. You're a bitch!

That's enough, Aldo.

And who in the hell are
you, telling me what to do?

I don't take orders from you.

We're gonna leave her
here with the other krauts,

like I said we should
have at the cave.

Get away from him, you
bitch. He don't need your help.

You don't really want
to do that now, do you?

Somebody might get
hurt. Bad. Maybe even you.

I'll take the lead, Dino.
That was good scouting.

Well, thanks.

Thank you.

For what? You two help Silvio.

The rest of you get
ready to move out.

Captain Von Hecht,
this is quite a surprise.

A drink for the staff
before the big offensive.

No, thank you.

You wanted to see me?

Yes, an order has come through for
the transfer of two of my companies.

It must be rescinded.

Impossible. They have been
transferred to my command.

And guard duty at
the railway tunnel?

Precisely.

You're going to leave the Della
Norte dam just begging to be blown up?

Friedrich...

The dynamite's been stolen. And the
American couldn't have done it alone.

Take it up with Major Taussig.

And from now on,
report to him at Reanoto.

He's SS. He'll feel
as you do, won't he?

That's always possible.

Good night. Heil Hitler.

You're wasting
your time, Friedrich.

You've hunted with me, general.

I'm too close to the kill now.

A word from you...

Hunt down your American.

Ready? One.

Two.

Umberto, remember,
point low. Like that.

Once again. One.

Two.

Any day now, you'll be
able to hit 'em and run.

How's tomorrow?

I'll let you know when. Keep
working with those guns.

I'm going to have
a look at the dam.

Soldier.

I'm sorry.

But they don't call
you by any other name.

Soldier is good enough.
What do you want?

I heard you say you
were going up to the dam.

I want to come with you.

They won't bother you. They
have a bunch of shiny new toys.

I'd prefer not to
be alone with them.

I won't get in your way.

- See that?
- What do you care? Let him have his fun.

You sure he'll come back?

All his stuff is here, no?

Aldo, he's going to want us
to help him blow up the dam.

Naturally.

But if we blow up the dam,
we might not be able to do

what we want to do.

What we want comes first.

When are you going to tell him?

Did I ever tell you about
the time I was in Venice?

I met a girl in
front of Sabatini's.

We walked down the street.

We stood in a
doorway. It was dark.

She let me do anything I wanted.

You know, it was
really something.

But before the real thing,
you know what she said?

- What did she say?
- You gotta pay!

The same with the soldier.

When he's got the dam blowing up
in his head and he can hardly wait,

that's when I'll tell
him, you gotta pay.

Did you pay?

Everybody pays, stupid.

It never happened.

What the hell do
you know about it?

When you were in Venice,
you were 11 years old.

Sure, but I was big for my age.
How did the girl know how old I was?

It never happened.

Shut up! Come on, get up!

You gotta practice
with the guns. Get up!

Could we slow down for a minute?

I have to talk to you.

Go ahead.

The little girl, Maria. I'm
very worried about her.

Her leg is badly
infected. It is spreading.

That's too bad.

Please, let me go back
with the two little ones.

I must get Maria into
a hospital. Somehow.

You don't really
believe I could do that.

Why not? You can
send us with Silvio.

He could take days
to lead us to a village.

You could be
anywhere by that time.

And what happens when
the Gestapo drops in,

and asks you for a list of the
boys' names and their descriptions?

What would you do then?

Has it occurred to
you that I may not like

the Gestapo any more than you?

Well, you'd have to like
them to do Maria any good.

Please. You must find some way
to get me out with the two little ones.

Here it comes.

There are many
soldiers down there.

Check.

Stay down.

And you have 15 boys.

Some of them not
much more than babies.

And I wonder which
ones can swim.

So you've decided
to use the children

to help you blow up the dam.

Yeah.

I heard you say,
"Hit 'em and run."

But that will always
stay with you.

Don't you realize what
you're doing to these children?

Don't tell me about those kids.

I know how they feel.

When I was Aldo's age,
I saw my old man killed.

Blown up in an oil well fire.

All I could think about
after that was blowing up

every goddamned
oil well I could find,

like they want to kill every
German they can find.

You can't use the children.

If they help me
blow up that dam,

I might even things up for them.

I won't go back.
You can kill me here!

Right now!

Please, please!

Help, help! Help!

What a great little healer
you turned out to be.

You with all your
bandages and your splints.

You can heal me now, doctor.

Get our men into billets.

- Get them fed quickly.
- Yes, sir.

Your men have been
reassigned, captain.

Major Taussig, commanding
officer of this area.

Heil Hitler.

I think we can dispense
with a formal briefing.

I'm the last man who has to
be briefed on this operation.

Colonel Jannings has
warned me of your spirit.

But while you're under my
command, you will obey orders.

Under your command.

My papers from General
Von Kleber specifically state...

Orders signed by General
Von Kleber are no longer valid.

He's been relieved of
his duties in this area.

In that case, I
await your orders,

major.

I've assigned you the east
slope of the tunnel, captain.

- I myself will...
- I'll have to beg off.

The captain was twice wounded
while serving with the Afrika Korps.

A good field officer doesn't
keep his men standing around.

Assist the captain.

Make sure he doesn't tax his strength
by straying too far from the village.

- Move out!
- Move out!

A waste of manpower, isn't it?

Four of us sitting here.

Where to, captain?

Back down the road about
three miles, there's a creek.

We'll follow it north
toward the dam.

Okay. Dry out. Next two.

- I'm okay. I'm okay.
- Okay, okay, dry off. Go on.

I told you I'm okay.

That's all right.

Okay, dry out.

- How's it going?
- Almost finished.

Look, I'm almost finished, too.

Good.

Hey, soldier, ready
for live ammo?

Like I said, I'll let
you know when.

But first we get to
practice with it, no?

Why don't we just
send the Germans

an invitation to
come and get us?

But we've never shot one.

I hope you never have to.

Never have to? Is that
supposed to be a joke?

How are we gonna not
shoot and still kill Nazis?

By blowing up the dam.

We gotta kill Nazis.

That's right, soldier.

If we do it right, the Germans
will never know we were there.

Before we hit the dam, we're
gonna practice on live targets.

What targets?

The Nazis in
Reanoto. In our village.

We got more important
things to worry about.

- Like a war.
- This is our war.

Before the dam,
we go to our village.

That is our war.
Can't you hear it?

And it's getting closer
and closer and closer.

Come on, Aldo. Use your head.

First, Reanoto.

You forgot about the
bargain you made in the cave.

What bargain?

You said we help you,
you help us. What was that?

Just something to keep
the little bambini happy?

We'll kill over 10,000 Nazis
by blowing up that dam.

You go into Reanoto,
maybe you kill a few of them.

Maybe they kill a few of you.
What the hell does that mean?

Respect! A man rapes your
mother and your sister and kills them.

And you don't kill him?

You got no respect!

With you or without you, we go.

But if we go without you,
we don't go to the dam.

And you don't go
to the dam either,

because we got the
detonators hidden.

Where is the village?

We'll show you.

All right.

Load up with live ammo.

We hit 'em and run, eh, soldier?

Yeah, you little
bastards. Hit 'em and run.

Ehrlich to Captain Von Hecht.
Ehrlich to Captain Von Hecht.

Do you receive me?

Captain Von Hecht here.

We found the missing patrol.

Ehrlich, where are you?

About two miles northwest
of the old flour mill

where the trail branches off
toward the Della Norte dam.

- Wait there.
- Yes, sir.

Now they've got to
believe it's the dam.

Yes, sir, but shouldn't
you tell Major Taussig?

I've told him and every
other SS officer in Italy.

To hell with them.

But Major Taussig
will listen to me.

It might be worth it at that,

watching the SS
admit it's not infallible.

Ehrlich, meet us
back at the car.

Please, please. My
mother had an accident.

We must get to the
doctor in Rappelino.

Please, it's only three
miles to Rappelino.

Heil Hitler.

Major Taussig is at
the Grimaldi tunnel.

Hello? Hello?

No, Carlo, like I
told you before,

you pull the pin out first

then you slap it into my hand.

Everybody get ready.

Have you got that?

Hurry it up! Everybody
down! Down!

Aldo!

Quiet! Everybody
back in the truck!

Drop it back now.

Everybody duck!

Dino, get me a pack of that
dynamite and the detonator.

Silvio, hurry up!

Hey, dottore, you like the
way we handle the Nazis?

Shut up!

Hey, soldier, what's the matter?

We hit 'em and run,
just like you said.

I said, shut up!

Round up as many men as
you can and see to the wounded.

Round up as many men as
you can and see to the wounded.

Major. Major Taussig...

You'd better get through
to headquarters, Taussig.

What? Yes, yes, of course.

But the phone. The phone is out.

Find the break in the
wire and have it repaired.

You'll need some
men for a burial detail.

Yes, sir.

This way, major.

Funny how one grenade
can chew up a small room.

My god.

We don't have to
ask who did this.

Tell headquarters to transfer
as many men as they can

to the Della Norte dam.

Don't give me orders, captain!

Get Hermann and Ehrlich.

Three squads. We
move out immediately.

You'll go nowhere, Schwalberg!

We don't have
time for this, major.

Taussig.

You...

The shock of the incident
was too much for the major.

I tried to tell him it
wasn't his responsibility.

Good lord.

Although I'm not one of you,

I share the feeling
of you SS people.

Take charge here, lieutenant.

When you get headquarters,
tell them to send

extra security
forces to the dam.

Yes, sir.

Better find another
pistol, Schwalberg.

I seem to have misplaced mine.

As the captain wishes.

Get out of there.

Go away from here.

- Children, get out of there.
- Get out of the water.

Get out of there. Go away!

Get out.

Go away from here.

Hans. Hans.

Hans.

Rope.

Let's go.

Hey, Aldo.

Nothing.

Soldier, soldier!

Hey, soldier.

Schwalberg, check
both sides of the dam.

Hermann, Ehrlich!

I'll take charge here.

What?

I have no orders turning over
command of the dam to you.

You have them now. I
take full responsibility.

Have all the lights
turned on at once.

Recall all off-duty guards.

Throw a cordon of patrols

around the entire
perimeter over there.

It will take time, sir.

It will take forever if
you don't get started.

Right?

Down. Stay down.

Have you ordered the
men up from the bunker?

Put out patrols?

No, captain. I
called headquarters.

Your orders were to
report to Grimaldi tunnel.

You are under arrest.

Turn off the lights.

Are you convinced now?

Get a patrol to the
base of the dam.

I'm in command, captain.

Keep the captain under guard.

Everybody down!

Brilliant.

Get the hell out of here!

There he is!

Follow me!

Down! Stay down!

That way!

Dottore.

Dottore.

Get out of the way!

Aldo, Aldo.

You killed Carlo.

You killed Carlo.

Come on, you
bastards. All of you!

Come on!

Let's get out of here.

Come on, baby.

Come on, baby.

Hey, Rico!

Franco, Paolo!

Soldier!

I killed 20 Nazi
Germans. You hear that?

Twenty Nazi Germans
with a big, big machine gun.

Much bigger than the
one you use. Much bigger!

Franco, Mikko!

I got a big, big machine gun.

Then I got one,
two, three, four...

Carlo's dead.

- Then I got seven, eight, nine. And then 10!
- Aldo.

Aldo?

Hey, Americani! We won the war!

We won the war!

We won the war!

We won the war!

Give me those guns!

You see that, Dino?

The soldier said to
give him the guns.

Hey, what's the matter with you?

You forgot already?

Carlo. But I told you.

I'm gonna tell the Americani
how I killed 20 Nazis.

Let's go.

Just what I need, a shoeshine.

Congratulations.

You've just captured
a whole live German.

Aldo!

Aldo!

Pretty close.

Better give me the gun, Aldo.

He's a Nazi. We kill Nazis!

Come on, Aldo. Give me the gun.

No more orders.

He surrendered. His
hands are in the air.

So were my father's.

Get away from him.
He's mine. I caught him.

Put it down, Aldo.

No more orders. I
got this. I'm the boss.

You listen to me.

Do you hear me?

Dino, Giorgio, Umberto!

They're not with you! They
never were! They're with me!

Like Carlo, when you shot him?

That was an accident.
I couldn't help it.

That's enough.

That's enough!

That's enough!

Enough!

Aldo...

Lousy, filthy, stinking traitor.

If he gives you any
trouble, sit on him.

Is it bad?

Thanks to you.

I admire the way you
accomplished your mission.

It was magnificent.

Don't you think so, doctor?

They can always rebuild the dam.

Come on. Move them!

All right, captain.

Get one of those
trucks back here.

Yeah, for who?

Fifth army, demolition.

Turner.

Yes, sir.

Okay, get one of
those trucks back here.

Come on, move it!

You're no good, soldier.

You're a Nazi traitor, soldier.

I hate you! Hate you!

Don't you come near me,

or I'll kill you!

You listen to me, soldier.

You gotta pay!

You hear? You gotta pay!

You're no good, soldier!

I hate you!

Hate you!

You gotta pay.

Come on.

I killed Carlo.

Yes, I did.

But I didn't mean to, soldier.

Silvio's dead.

I don't hate you, soldier.

Soldier, you're bleeding.

They killed Papa.

They killed Mama, too.

I killed Carlo, but I
didn't mean it, soldier.

I didn't mean it.