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December, 1944.

British and American armies
were on the threshold of victory.

Spread across half of Europe,
the Allied forces gathered ...

... for the last attack on Germany.

To the north
was Montgomery's Eighth Army ...

... to the south, Patton's Third.

In the center, along an 88-mile front ...

... a few combative American divisions
rested in a quiet sector.

For them the war seemed already won.

This is their story.

We have flown over these forests
the whole week.

There are nothing but trees.
Let's go back.

- Are you hungry, Joe?
- The war is over.

I hear that GHQ cuts orders
to send us home for Christmas.

The German army still has
6 million men with weapons.

I have not heard that they are going home
for Christmas.

Hey, there it is ...

... the German army.

Let's go down and take a look.

- Buzz him again. I want to take a picture.
- OK.

This time you are giving your motorcycle.
Let him look up.

It worked.

Spinning around.
I want another one.

Conrad.

I am ashamed of you.

Stand up.

They could have killed us, sir.

If you had made the effort
have looked carefully ...

... you would have noticed that it was
an unarmed reconnaissance plane.

You would stay in the car, as it were
a fighter plane that shoots at us.

I have not lost a war to die
on the back seat of a car.

Does the colonel think of us?
has a choice where we will die?

I know where you'll die, Conrad,
at home, in your own bed.

Is the colonel trying to get rid of me?

I think the world is going
to lose both of us.

Pick up your cap! Put it on.

Try to look like a soldier!

What kind of sense does a soldier actually have?

He wins, he loses.

What is he good at?

Conrad, I've told you before ...

... never let the engine run.
Petrol is blood.

I'm sorry sir.

It will not happen again.

Looks like something on the ground
at 10 o 'clock. Let's see.

Nothing.

Let's go home.

Mr. Oberst Hessler is here.

- Colonel Hessler, sir.
- Yes.

Well, Hessler.

It's been a long time.

How good is it to see you again.

You look the same.

Little ...

Little leaner perhaps.

The Russian front does not put meat
on the bones of a man, general.

Ah yes. War is hard for all of us.

- Central heating.
- Yes.

Crystal chandeliers.

You have a nice cellar.

Field Marshal G ring
gave me that painting.

Delicious, is not it?

I can imagine that he found a bargain
in Paris last year.

My caste is waiting.
He has had a hard drive.

Do you think there is somewhere?
in these ruins can he find a bed?

Sit down, Hessler.

You have too little confidence
in the genius of the German people.

A few stones
have been overthrown ...

... but our country is strong,
united, determined ...

... and more productive than ever.

The Allies think that they are constant
air attacks have morally undermined us.

- They will never do this.
- Why did you send me, General?

You are our best
Panzer commander, Hessler.

You will lead us to victory.

Our Germany is now like an iceberg.

Only a fraction of it
can be seen on the surface.

I will show you some results ...

... from what Germany
has produced underground.

You will discover a new Germany ...

... and will take a new pride
to be in a German.

Our newest plane.

A jet.

It flies on more than 900 kilometers
per hour.

Within six months
we will have enough jet fighters ...

... to shoot each one down
Allied plane in the air.

Our V-1 rocket destroyed
20 percent from London.

The V-2 will crush the city.

The new 70-ton King Tiger tank.

It has two and a half times
the firepower ...

... and double the armor
from the American tanks.

Our Germany is far away
ready, Hessler.

It is a very nice model, generally.

It proves that the Germans
are still the world's best toy makers.

The toys we make today
are not for children.

Let me show them to you.

Hands up! Go ahead.

Hold it! Put them on! Stand up
the wall. Put them up, General.

Well, guys ...

... it seems that we have caught ourselves
a few big fish.

- A nice, thick Kraut trout.
- That's enough, now.

Sorry, general.
We just rehearse a command raid.

Very good.

Not bad, Hessler?

Did you fool, did not you?

All the way.

Unfortunately,
I go beyond playing games.

Oh, this is not a game.

These are German soldiers, all of them.

Trained German soldiers.

Diepel recommends the armored grenadiers
attached to the 1st Tank Brigade.

These men will work with him.

Major Diepel, explain that kindly
Operation Passage to the Colonel.

The soldiers will parachute
behind the American lines.

Their mission:
To disrupt enemy communication.

We have organized many such teams.

Each is led by a man who has
has really lived in America.

Schumacher lived here
in Texas for 12 years ...

... before returning to the homeland.

Tell me, lieutenant,
who is your favorite baseball player?

- Lou Gehrig.
- Because he has the most home runs?

No sir. Babe Ruth beats
most houses, 60 in 1927.

And what is your opinion
from Adolf Hitler?

As an American, my opinion
would be offensive to these gentlemen.

Come, lieutenant. As an American officer,
you do not care about the German opinion.

Adolf Hitler is a crazy,
Austrian house painter.

He's a fool who thinks he knows
more than the staff of the whole general.

And he leads Germany
complete, total destruction.

Maybe you are going too far.

To finish this great deception,
even their reflexes must be American.

Your reflexes must be congratulated,
lieutenant.

Insolent man.

Let him have his fun now.

If he is captured,
he will be shot like a spy.

You have to admit that we are very thorough.

You can not even get a pass here.

We will attack
through the Losheim Gap.

It is only defended by a single battalion.

The American division
on the Schnee Eifel is cut off.

Then the Our River Bridge
will be in our hands.

From there to Ambl ve,
with his road network.

We will be over in four days
the river Maas.

The strategic goal?

Antwerp.

By taking Antwerp, we split
the enemy troops in two.

It will take them 18 months to recover.

By that time we will get air superiority
with our jet engines.

And we will have even more
significant weapons.

Weapons that can destroy
an entire city with a single explosion.

You have forgotten
an important detail, generally.

With their current control of the air,
the Allies will crush our tanks ...

... machinegun our troops,
bomb the bridges ...

... and cut through our communication.

Suppose I tell you that there will be
no Allied planes.

Another secret weapon?

From Spitsbergen, Norway ...

... the northernmost weather station
in the world.

We waited two months
for this report.

"A low-pressure area above the north
Europe, from December 16th.

Low clouds and fog
that will ground all planes. "

- How long?
- Long enough...

... if we strictly adhere to our timetable.

Unusual clock, is not it?

It only has one cycle.

Fifty hours.

We have the means
for 50 hours, full attack.

Cards, clocks, toys.

But with what will I fight?

Colonel Hessler ...

... I give you the order
from our armored spearhead.

It can be done.

This came from SHAEF.

I have a Christmas cake
from home today.

- Do you think I'm still there to eat it?
- Just forward this.

Develop this. Bring me the prints
as soon as they come out.

- Yes sir.
- Hello, Kiley.

Search for Germans
your bed this morning?

Marching there all night.
Could not close an eye.

That is an order.

I want every item on that menu to be delivered
for every soldier in the division ...

... especially those
in the forward positions.

And I want them to be delivered
in time for the Christmas dinner.

Contra-intelligence service chosen
this from an enemy agent.

Dated November 29th.

"From Field Marshal Keitel, the most secret.

Officers and men who speak English
are being sought for a special mission.

Volunteers will report
to the head office of General Kohler. "

- What do you make of it?
- You know my opinion.

This is another confirmation.
They are going to attack.

Come on, Kiley, not again.

They probably prepare a fifth column
to fall behind our lines.

Were you
also in the State Department, Kiley?

I thought of your experience
was limited to police work.

Inspector of the police
disqualifies me from thinking.

All agents are not flat feet.

Your limited military experience ...

... does not give confidence
in your conclusions. If you think-

Why do you keep saying?
they are running an attack?

I spent 20 years before the war
asking questions.

Since D-day
you let me do the same ...

... questioning prisoners.

I can only report what I have learned.

The German soldier in front of us
is still an undefeated enemy.

He can still fight.
His leaders know that.

He will attack as long as he can fight.

I have 10 other officers in my section.

We see the same information,
get the same facts as you, Kiley.

We all come with one answer, you
think of the opposite.

When 10 men tell you that you are drunk,
you better lie down.

Colonel Pritchard,
You may be my higher officer-

He is.

Excuse me.
These are the prints that you wanted.

Thank you.

See what has appeared on this.

I took over the Ardennes.

Is this a Tiger tank, or is not it?

It seems like that.

One tiger does not make a jungle, sir.

I expect tigers in jungles. When I discover it
one in a quiet neighborhood ...

... I recommend everyone
look good under our beds.

Excuse me sir.

To go outside.

With your permission, sir.

This comes from the head office, Kiley.
Very secret.

The Third Army has been ordered
to attack the Germans in the Saar.

General Patton launches
the offensive in two days.

Does it seem possible ...

... the headquarters would commit a whole
army to an offensive in the south ...

... if there was a possibility for the
Germans attack in the Ardennes?

With respect for the head office,
they can be wrong.

Send this to the head office anyway.

There seem to be new functions
on that tank.

- Yes sir.
- Something else?

Yes sir. I would like an overview
on this German officer.

- Okay, send this.
- Yes sir.

Go up the line and tell them
to seize new prisoners.

- I am interested in new information.
- Yes sir.

One more thing. What are
do you do in a reconnaissance plane?

We do not pay you
to be a soldier.

- Are you trying to shorten the war alone?
- No sir.

I just want to make sure that I can enjoy it
that nice Christmas dinner that you ordered.

I see the Colonel
in good appetite again.

I am.

Join a glass of wine.

Thank you sir.

- Sit down.
- Thanks.

Conrad.

To speak.

What does the Colonel want me to say?

Speak your mind, the truth.

Do not be afraid, Conrad. I need to have
someone to tell me the truth.

I have always been lucky
serving brilliant men ...

... who know everything.

I learned one thing from them:

When everything was lost,
these brilliant men never lost hope.

I admire that.

What else do you admire?
about these men?

The illusion.

Maybe I do not use it
the right word, Colonel.

I am not a skilled man.

The hope that there is
always a chance.

That is the illusion.

Go on, Conrad. Yes, that is very good.

It is not my place
to talk about such things.

Continue.

I command you to do that.

Colonel ...

... this new command is an illusion.

Give up.

I am Martin Hessler.

Four years ago,
my panzers have crossed Poland in a week.

That was no illusion.

My tanks hit everything in 39 days
the road to Paris. That was no illusion.

I conquered the Crimea.
That was no illusion.

Today...

... I got a brigade of Tiger tanks.

When I have a brigade of tanks ...

... that is reality.

And who drives your tanks?

The men who led you were soldiers.
Veteran soldiers.

Are there any left?

What will they give you now?

I stood by your side
in Poland, France, Crimea.

Look at me, Colonel,
I am not the same man.

Today I jumped into a ditch at the sight
from an unarmed reconnaissance aircraft.

My two boys remember me
as a good soldier.

They would not believe it.

But Colonel, I am not the only one.

How sure can you be of the men
who drives your tanks?

Major Diepel?

- Deep.
- Yes.

I want to see my tank commanders.
Have them assembled in one go.

Conrad, my boots.

Your commanders, sir.

Boys. Too many guys.

The first fight turns them into men.

Back in the days,
I lived with my men for six months ...

... before you come into action. I knew them,
they knew me. These are strangers.

Too many guys.

They have never tasted a defeat.

Do they know what is expected of them?

They are ready to die for you.

Can you ask more?

To sing.

Louder.

Hold it. Hold it.

Hold it. Hold it.

Pull up. We have copper in our tail.
Take this-

Pull it forward, idiot!

Fall dead.
Pull it forward, idiot!

Just a little bit. Hold it.

Hold it! Hold it!

You drop my merchandise!

Barrel and Eddie,
get out of there.

Come on, Cortland.

Disaster.

Solid. A little driver, huh?
Fortunately for you there is nothing broken.

- Complaint to my trade union.
- Yes, go ahead, tie it down.

- Are we already in the vicinity of enemy territory?
- Too close.

- Give me a cigarette.
- I do not smoke.

Sarge, when will we see
some Germans?

- Barrel?
- Smoke your own.

Do you have a cigarette, Eddie?

- You are joking?
- You're a cheap one.

Reach into my bag,
pack a pack of cigarettes for me.

What is the situation with you and the Germans?

Nothing. I have never seen one.

You know, I never did it
even seen a German plane.

Sarge, when are we
to come in action?

What are you, kind of a nut?

What kind of replacements
they send us, huh?

"I want to see action."

- What is this?
- Put that back. That's merchandise.

Do not tell me there are women
where we are going.

- Who are you going to give these to?
- Guffy does not care.

- He is fishing them.
- You keep tying it up.

- Are they peddling? To who?
- The boys in the front.

They will need that in Germany.
There are many broads there.

- French perfume.
- Champagne.

That brings me 30 bills per bottle
where we are going.

Because there is nothing,
nothing is too good for our boys.

- Yes. What is in here?
- That's the mail.

Are you going to charge them?
something for that too?

- No, they would not stay that way.
- Just make a joke, sarge. Just kidding.

No. If you get these thoughts,
tell me anyway ...

... because I am not something
going home again is bad.

Keep thinking, kid. Very nice.

Germans?

This is the front front.

Waking up boys.

- Are you never putting a sentry?
- I'm sorry sir. I just came in.

What is going on?
Close the pneumonia hole.

- Where were you born, a barn?
- Oh sorry, sir.

We did not know it was you.

- Major Wolenski?
- He's there, sir.

Hello, Colonel. I did not expect a visit
or I had my men refreshed.

How are you?
Hot coffee for the colonel.

Come and get warm.

You run a pretty loose outfit here.

That radio is between
Christmas songs we all go home.

Here, sit down.

It is difficult to keep discipline
when the only action ...

... is on your ass
keep warm.

What are the Germans doing?

The same damn thing,
except that they do not have heat.

They have to practice
to freeze.

Well, I got a little practice
for your boys.

I want to patrol tonight,
try to pick up some prisoners.

Well, there they are.

- Hey, sarge, put those blankets back.
- Come on, close the window.

What do you want
do you do that, sarge?

They are out of reach. they will
shoots back with something heavier.

You or she, dogface.
I need exercise.

That's enough, Sergeant.

If you want to play with that popgun,
you can go outside.

What do you think about taking the men out?
for a field exercise, lieutenant?

In this weather? What for?

Because they're drilling, that's why.

I'll let you know
when I want an exercise, sergeant.

Yes, sir, lieutenant.

I'll take that sergeant.

Okay. That is all right.
But I choose the rest of your volunteers.

Here you are, Colonel.

We have about three hours before dark.
What about about half and a half?

Just sweeten.

You are Colonel Hessler?

Who are you?

How did you get in here?

The signature of General Kohler is magic.

You will apologize, Major.

Before you give orders,
can I ask for your rank?

Courtesan, first class.

Compliments from General Kohler.

I think we have dealt with it
everything, Colonel.

General Kohler did not tell me
you were so handsome.

What did General Kohler do?
are you telling me about me?

Nothing.

Whatever I want to know ...

... I will discover it myself.

I am very good at that.

Are not you going
to offer me something?

Or have you been at the front for so long?
you have forgotten your ways?

What will we talk about?

Your wife maybe.

Are not you coming with me?

I have been told that I am an attractive woman.

You do not pay
a lot of attention for me.

Very little has escaped my attention.

General Kohler told me one thing.

What he admires the most about you
is your reputation with the ladies.

I regret that this is the opinion
from my commander.

I worked very hard
to achieve a reputation as a soldier.

Are not the two going together?

Give the general my compliments.
Tell him: "Thank you.

I appreciate his gesture. "
And sleep well.

You can make your own way out.

Zero minus two hours.

All units ready to attack.

Repeat. Zero minus two hours.
All units ready to attack.

- Come on.
- Put them down, dummkopf.

Hello, Kiley.

I was curious how
you question your prisoners.

My other officers can be
ask the wrong questions.

I'm afraid you will not do that
hear new answers.

Sometimes it is more important
what you see then what they say.

We could get it
a bit more light in here?

How is that, sir?

So this is the face
of the unbeaten enemy.

It seems that you have committed
a Sunday school class.

All this they have to do
the front lines? Where are the weapons?

Here, sir.

What is this?

There is still fat in the barrel.
It has never been fired.

Did they argue?
- No sir.

Just gave up.

Well, I'm not surprised.
They are only children.

Look at them, Kiley.

They are not even hard enough
to be classified as offenders.

Go ahead and ask them.
Ask if Germany will win the war.

Go ahead, Kiley.

It can be plants
on the front line to deceive us.

I just want to talk to you, Kiley.

Escort these prisoners backwards
for a good interrogation.

Yes sir. Move them.

- Let's go, delete it.
- To go!

These prisoners
they wore these rubber snakes.

Send them,
and everything you've found.

Yes sir.

Do you still think of the Germans?
are there a big offensive?

Yes, Mr. Colonel, I do.

You mean that those children are replacements
for more seasoned troops ...

... sent backwards
to form again for the big attack?

Yes, Mr. Colonel, I do.

Kiley, you're crazy. Facts mean nothing
to you. Evidence means nothing.

The only thing you can see
are your own treyed premonitions.

Well, that does not work in the army.

I recommend you for transfer
to a desk in Washington.

You can tell the president
how to wage war.

Major.

You make coffee just as bad as my wife.

She always told me
I would never get along in the army.

I have never had it so easily
in the police.

I'm just counting
how many times have I been wrong.

But this is never wrong.

All characters point
to just one thing.

Is it possible that they mean it?
something else?

Perhaps this war is beyond me
and maybe Colonel Pritchard is right.

Runner brought this from the head office.
It's for you.

Open it.

Well, it's a picture of a Kraut colonel
and his service record.

I wanted that.

Well, there it is again. Panzer officer.
Great battle record.

Last reported on the Russian front
commander of a tank regiment.

What is he doing here?

I would say that my point proves.

Colonel Pritchard would probably say
he was fired because he had lost the war in Russia.

I do not know. What do you think?

Well, sir. I am an ordinary army.
I do not get a fight between colonels.

But I will tell you something
of my excited men think.

They think we have
a great opportunity here.

We have a chance
to eradicate Germany.

Wipe it off the card.
Save everything ...

... every city ...

... every castle, all bridges,
all roads. Everything.

Do not leave two stones
together. Wipe the slate clean.

Turn Germany into a prairie,
then send a few buffalo ...

... and let them start all over again.

What do you think?
of that, Colonel?

I think your men should wash them
socks and shave. It stinks inside.

- Speak English. Only English.
- Okay lieutenant.

Let's get these things out of here.

Operation transit
parachuted behind enemy lines.

Repeat. Operation transit
parachuted behind enemy lines.

What the...?

What is that sound?

On your feet! Everyone out!

- Sounds like a thousand of them.
- Hey Charlie, get the battalion.

- Get battalion.
- On the double! On the double!

Sergeant, pull everyone out.

- Everyone out. Come on.
- Bazookamans, report me.

The line is dead, sir.

To go! To go! To go!

What is that?

"What is that?" And you wanted it
to see Germans, right?

Come on! On the double!

On the double!

Turn them over! Turn them over!
Let's go! Let's go!

Come on,
let's get this baby moving.

Colonel Hessler reports
Panzer Tiger moves to the attack.

No enemy activity.

Northern front reporting
Panzer Requirements enters Losheim Gap.

No enemy opposition encountered.

Southern front reporting.

All elements of panzer Requirements
join node 0-2.

Stay on my tail.

Soldier.

Did they give you a basic training?

Here you do it this way.

They are green, have never seen action.
What do you expect?

Sergeant, you're the anchorman here.
Nobody moves without orders.

Yes sir.

Stay here. Another man
will not make a difference.

- I have to look in one of those Tigers.
- Okay, come on.

Relay to standard O-bay.
I made contact with the enemy.

Meeting with weak resistance.

Take cover! Make a point.
Take cover! Make a point.

Make a point.

Load.

I said, charge!

Tiger to Tank 104.
Tank 104, you block the road.

Get off the road right away!

There's your Tiger.

Wait a second.

You need this.

Take the bastard.

Tiger to Tank 104,
what is your condition?

Tank 104, answer immediately.

This is Colonel Hessler.

Button up!

Tigers at 11 o'clock.

Hit them hard, Eddie.

They have Blondie.

Never mind. It's like you hit them
with tennis balls.

Come on, let's get out of here!

Go down and stay.

Crawl, you dummy! To crawl.

Lieutenant,
let those grenades come.

Fall back!

Fall back!

Fall back!

Fall back!

Stoop.

Get started. Stay low.

Hessler to the head office.

Resistance very weak.

Southern front reporting.

Commander Nimke
against light resistance.

Enemy retreating across river K-10.

- Let's go.
- Hey, somebody, this weapon!

- Here they come!
- There they are!

Give me a belt!

Hey, wait for me!

Grab the tailgate!

Wait for me!

- Where is your engine pool?
- On regiment, four kilometers.

Let's get there.
I have to go back to the head office.

- Wait for me!
- Wait a second!

Wait for me!

We do not have a chance.

Relax. Stay loose.

Do you think we should surrender?

Well, I hear that they're treating
American prisoners very well.

In a big fight,
they do not treat anyone really well.

Come on. There is a way back
that leads to the motor bath.

- Maybe we can get a jeep for us.
- How do you know that?

Because I studied the maps
when we arrived here.

Just like you should have done.

- What if we come across their lines?
- We are still for them.

- They can have advanced patrols.
- It is enough effort to stay alive ...

... in this mess
without getting stomach pain.

If you want to surrender, go ahead.
I will only make it easier.

You're out of the line, sergeant.

Sorry, Lieutenant.

I do not need help from you.
You just want to go further, go ahead.

Do you come,
or should I wear you?

Hello, Cheyenne.

What is that? You are being attacked?

In what power?

Well, what do you think?

I can not give you air reconnaissance,
I am blind.

- Get Apache.
- Call Apache.

Eddie, what's going on?
in your sector?

It is only patrol action.
How heavy?

Well, what does your
reconnaissance say? Nothing heavy.

We are trying to get a picture.
Stay on the task.

The first phase of our offensive
was a success.

The element of surprise
was completed.

American communication
are in turmoil.

We have to cross the Our River
before the enemy realizes ...

... we have started
an all-out offensive.

I do not think I gave you permission
smoking.

Sorry sir.

Unfortunately we did not have time
to become better known ...

... but you all know my reputation.

My order always suffers
the highest victims.

The prize of victory is never cheap.

We will be in this fight
as hard as our tanks.

I will achieve the goals
assigned to me ...

... regardless of the costs.

Signal from the headquarters, Colonel.

Hessler, I congratulate you.

- You're on schedule.
- I will reach the Our River as planned.

But the enemy must not be allowed
to destroy the bridge.

- Has Schumacher already caught it?
- Not yet.

The primary assignment of Schumacher
is to disrupt enemy communication.

I must have secured that bridge
for my tanks.

I do not have time to build bridges.

Hessler, your bridge will be secured.

We expect you to cross it
According to the schedule.

You know your march route.
Coordinate with the card.

Conrad, I have a headache.

Fire! Fire!

Landmines!
Why are not they cleared?

Where are the men?
with mine detectors?

We are going too fast.

The men follow in trucks.

They are all dead.

The mine exploded
directly under them.

Pass on their second-in assignment
taking over.

Tell them that I am absolute
trust them.

We have unnecessarily lost a tank.

We have lost precious minutes
unnecessary.

Your troops were here
to protect the panzers.

From now on,
until we clean up this minefield ...

... your men will go ahead of my tanks.

And have my vehicle repaired immediately!

Come on, keep moving. Step on it.

Now listen to me, all of you.

I need precise information:

How many men, how many weapons ...

... how many tanks
the enemy throws in this.

How much fuel do they carry?
And get started.

We have 24 hours
before we scream rape.

Okay, Kiley, it's your turn.

They went through, General.

Crack troops. Brand new material.

I looked into one of their tanks.
They can eat whatever we have.

- Question is, where are they going?
- Do you have that information?

No, but he does. Colonel Hessler ...

... the commander
from the panzer spearhead.

If we know where he is going ...

... we will know the purpose
of the attack.

The enemy affects five points
along an 85-mile front.

With just that information
at our disposal...

... how can you accept the Hessler column?
is the spearhead?

- The law of probability, Kiley?
- No sir.

The law of probability is against me.

But for lack of other information,
I have one chance in five to be right.

- I would like to examine this opportunity.
- How?

- Well, sir-
- I'll tell you how.

View the Our River.

There is only one bridge, here,
that can support heavy tanks.

I would say that's where Hessler will be,
and that's where I will be.

Do not come too close to that bridge.
I blow it up.

That is good to know.
Thanks for the tip.

Keep moving. Keep moving.
Keep moving. Continue, keep moving.

Come on let's go.
You there, keep moving.

- Come on let's go.
- Come on.

Come on. Come on let's go.

Let's go. What are you waiting for?

Move it. Come on, keep moving.
Step on it. Get started.

Come on, let's go.
Step on it.

Hey, what are you stopping for?

That sign.
When we came through earlier ...

- ... I remember Ambl was like that.
- You block the road. Get started.

- Hurry.
- Come on let's go.

Wait a second. I tell you those signs
point in the wrong direction.

What is the parade full here?

There is someone hanging around
with those traffic signs.

That is not the way to Ambl ve.

Two hours ago,
I came here from Ambl ve ...

... about this exactly the same way.

Maybe they moved Ambl ve
in the meantime...

... only two hours ago
this was the way to it.

- Taking off, Duquesne.
- Lieutenant, I tell you -

Lieutenant, tell your sergeant
to get this jeep out of here.

Move. That is an order. Move.

Yes, I hope they enjoy themselves
in Malmedy.

- Come on. We're leaving here.
- Wait.

Come on!

To jump.

Hey, wait a minute. Where are we going?

We should be in Ambl ve.

We'll get it.
I have to make a pick-up first.

- Picking up?
- I have merchandise in a farm.

Germans are coming. They will steal it.
You have to help me.

Hey, you two!

Come on, keep moving. Step on it.

Are you the last?
Is there someone behind you?

Yes, the whole German army.
Go ahead.

You there, keep them moving.
Come on, get on it.

Inform the panzers.
The bridge is intact.

- A sign from the Germans?
- No not yet.

- What are men doing here?
- We have orders to blow up the bridge.

- Get out.
- Wait a second.

That job is done.

How are you guys doing?

- Almost finished.
- Hurry up, do you want?

Go away
before those guys come here.

- Do you need help?
- I have a good idea.

We all give them a hot water bottle.
That water comes straight out of the ice.

Well, I'm sure it's full of C-4.
Can you use it?

I can imagine that they can sell you something.

Climb in.

Hey, why do you have your wires?
addicted to that igniter?

- I suspect he is in a hurry.
- To be killed? That is not the way.

Sarge, bring a few men.

We're going to take a look
under that bridge.

This is not the way to Ambl ve.

That is what the sign says.

The sign says that way,
the card says Ambl was in this way.

Can someone correct this?

Amblve. Amblve.

- Hey, Wolenski.
- Oh, Colonel.

Hey, we're all polluted here.

We have been ordered from Ambl ve,
but the cards do not play with the characters.

How did you get off the road?
This will take you to Malmedy.

- Ambl ve is like that.
- In this way?

We have followed these traffic signs
the whole way.

And the parliamentarians we met,
they have led us this way.

They have changed.
They turned them around.

Those parliamentarians you met were okay?

- What do you mean?
- Is there something strange about them?

Just normal Gls.

We intercepted an enemy shipment.

They were recruiting
English speaking Germans.

What time did you come across the Our River?

08:40. We were the last one.
They were ready to blow.

- Do you see the bridge blown?
- No.

But I saw the engineers
setting the costs.

Hey, wait a minute. What the hell?
They were not engineers, they were MPs.

Murphy, take me to the headquarters.

And, major,
let someone put that sign back.

Red River Six. Come in, Red River Six.

- Come in, Red River Two.
- Red River Six, this is Red River Two.

Germans uniformed as American MPs
hold our river bridge.

Bridge is not inflated.

Repeat. Germans in uniform
as American MPs ...

... holding our river bridge.
Bridge is not inflated.

Over and out. Let's go.

Hold it, Jack.

- What happened?
- They ran into a gunfight.

German patrol.

I do not see Germans.

They are in the river.
They did not come across.

Go away.
We blow the bridge.

What? Are you sure?

Watch out, the MPs are Krauts!

Oh my God! Stoop!

Why are we waiting?
Get that tank out of the way.

We are preparing
to subtract it now, sir.

Tiger to tanks Leopard and Panter.
Shoot that tank off the bridge.

It's the headquarters, Colonel.

General Kohler says
we are behind schedule.

He wants to know
what stops us.

Tell the general the Americans
learn how to retreat.

Tiger to Panther. Go up the bridge,
push that mess right out of the way.

Stay down.

Murphy, head office. Tell them
the Our River Bridge is not blown up.

- The enemy crosses with great force.
- Yes sir.

- Let me have your gun.
- What you need is a cannon, sir.

The last time I saw that German,
all I had was a camera.

Can not you get along, Sergeant?
We lost the column.

Do you happen to have a new carburetor?
in your pocket, lieutenant?

You mean we're stuck here?

No. We can still walk.

Let's go.

- Hey, maybe we can get a lift, huh?
- Hold it.

We can find out better
just who they are first.

Down.

Yes, Krauts. Back.

If you had just left,
I could have got them all.

Americans are back in a hurry.
Our strengths advance on all fronts.

Large numbers of prisoners
be taken.

I have a bad feeling about this.

If you felt like it,
why not?

I'm in your outfit, Lieutenant.

It's my job to look after you,
go where you go.

I have certainly brought you to the wrong place
this time.

But I'm glad you're with me.

When we get to the prisoner of war camp,
they will separate us ...

... you are an officer.

Yes.

I'm going to miss you, Sergeant.

Run!

Keep it up!

Get started. Come on, get on it.

- Is she here?
- No.

Tell her I'm back, huh?

I want you all to fan out. To round up
every man who belongs to this outfit.

We will meet here in 10 minutes.
On the double.

Let's go.

What is all this?

How does it look?
My case.

- what are the chickens for?
- They lay eggs.

Any idea what fresh eggs
is coming in these days?

Beautiful wonderful.

Okay, open the door,
that is my partner.

Look, run to the tank park
and look at both of us.

- But-
- And then report it to me. Go ahead.

The chickens look lean.
Have you fed them regularly?

I was worried about you.

- Is it true that the Germans are coming?
- Through this.

- We have to sell everything, quickly.
- Are you leaving?

Faced, boy, we are bankrupt.
One case of champagne, $ 360.

Twelve dozen nylons, $ 80.
Twenty bottles of perfume, $ 200.

Six hundred forty dollars.
This is your half.

Three hundred and twenty dollars.
Okay, what did you make?

Thousand two hundred
and thirty dollars. Here.

What did you sell?
I do not see many shares.

- Take this.
- I will not until I know how you made it.

- What do you think I am?
- What do you think I am?

- It's money that I've saved for us.
- For us? What are you talking about?

When a woman goes to work
in a man it means forever.

What is there forever? The store is closed.
The Germans are coming.

They have been here before.

I've experienced it.

I will experience it again.

I will wait for you.

How can you keep an eye on me?
I never put a hand on you.

That's why.

You are in love with me.

Only a second. Hold the phone.

Hold the phone, here.

Shut up.

You know what?

You're right.

There.

You have all the money.
I have to go back into action.

You do not know
how it is in a fight.

You're being shot,
someone takes your money.

Before the plasma comes,
a guy has his hand in your pocket.

Guffy. Guffy.

- I do not want you to be killed.
- Who's talking about being killed?

You take care of the money.

Sarge, the tanks are not there. they have
withdrawn. We have to catch up.

You are going to be a good partner.

Take care of yourself.

Guffy.

Do not you want to kiss me?

Do not forget to feed the chickens, right?

Keep moving. Let's go, keep moving.

Come on, we have to catch up
with the tanks. Let's go!

Goodbye, Louise!

Put that in there.

Come on, come on. Go there.

Lion battalion,
take a bombardment position.

Panther battalion, stand-by.

- Get started.
- Yes sir.

- Hold it. Where are you running?
- The Germans are coming.

- Where is your gun? Where is your outfit?
- Captured.

- Death. Away. They are all gone.
Sergeant, stop that man!

He does not do anything we are not.

We stay.

Counter basket that order to fall back.

All units must occupy a position
where they are and fight.

And that means everyone.
Except tanks.

Clerks, cooks, bakers, staff officers.

Anyone who can carry a gun
is to use it.

- Kiley.
- Come on, bring it all in.

It is very difficult for me to say this.
I was wrong.

Sergeant, take them away again.
- Everyone out.

Come on, what are you waiting for?

Well, it looks like we are staying.

- I never have a gun when I need one.
- Take mine.

- It's on the house.
- I'll give it back later.

- Let's go!
- Let's go. Come on.

We're on the line, sir.

GeneraI Gray speaking. Fred.

I hold Ambl ve,
but I can not sustain it without heavy things.

What can you let me do?

155's will succeed.
Where are they? On flatcars.

Are we still in possession of the RaiI line?

Good.
Now, when can you get them here?

Well, not later, Fred.
We count on you.

Bring that ammunition up!

Stack it up. Position, on the wall.

Get some beef behind.

Hey, put those logs in there.

Let's go! Let's remove it.

First platoon, follow me.
Second platoon, there.

Fire.

Soldier!

To go! To go!

Everyone out!

- Wait a second. Where are you going?
- To the shelter.

- No you're not. Grab your guns.
- But we are cooks.

Lunch is over.
Grab your guns and follow me.

- Stay away from the buildings!
- Soldier, in front.

I'm in the air force.

You are now in the infantry. Follow me.

We bring them back.
They run.

This is only the first round.

Why did you stop?

They have dug in.

- It is a very strong defense.
- Bypass it.

- I have considered that.
- There is nothing to consider.

We have to measure what we can win
by what we could lose.

Come on.

You would have been 10 kilometers
west of Ambl ve against this hour.

Why are you still here?

My first attack has failed.
I have to take Ambl ve.

We waste time.
Time, Hessler, you do not have much.

Ambl ve is an insulated resistance.
Go around it.

We are surrounded
and bypassed Bastogne. Do the same thing.

Usually it is dark within one hour.

I want your permission
for a nocturnal attack with all my armor.

ColoneI Hessler ...

... you break this engagement,
continue with your mission.

That's an order.
- Yes sir.

General, before you leave,
can I show you something?

What is it?

A chocolate cake.

Good?

It was removed from a recording
American private. It is still fresh.

If you look at the packaging, generaI,
you will see that it comes from Boston.

And?

General,
do you realize what this means?

It means the Americans
have flight and planes ...

... to fly cake
across the Atlantic.

They have no idea of a defeat.

We have the opportunity here
to break their morals ...

... to destroy their will to fight.

That is why you must allow me
to reduce Ambl ve to ashes.

You still have until 0400.

That's all.

We have silenced their guns.
Now we will attack.

Your infantry will enter with my tanks.

Yes sir.

Second platoon, there.

Let's go. Move it.

We better start, sir, earlier
the city is completely surrounded.

I will send a runner to Major Wolenski
tell him to cover our withdrawal?

No, that's the kind of order I give
to a man myself.

Aim at the gully!

Some more. Let's get closer.

Bring a little more plastique!

Major Wolenski!

The sex.

Hurry! Move that ammunition upwards!

Wolenski, we have been ordered.

I will need time to save what I can. Your
outfit will have to cover the withdrawal.

- They're coming through the chimney, sir.
- Do what you can.

- Yes sir.
- Come on.

I only lent you this gun.

- I'll see you later, Major.
- Yes sir.

To spread.

Bring out ammunition!

Sister.

Colone, excuse me.

We are looking for someone
who can help.

Be short.

There are many wounded city dwellers
in the church cellar.

We need medication, connections.
Can you save it?

We have nothing to miss.

If medical devices have been recorded,
give them to the nuns.

Yes sir. Follow me.

He shot this.

Jean, Jean, Jean!

Please do not do anything to him.

This is the boy's father.

I beg you. He is only a little boy.

He is my only child.

Please do not do anything to him.

Release the boy.

Jean.

Shoot the father.

- Daddy! Daddy!
- No!

Colonel.

The high American officer
captured ...

... asks permission
to talk to you.

- What does he want?
- He will only discuss it with you.

- Grade?
- Major.

- He has two minutes.
- Yes sir.

Conrad.

- What is this food?
- It is the best this city has to offer.

I told you that tanks are running on Petro
and soldiers run on rations.

I have to eat like my men do, so I know
how far they can go. Take it away.

- Conrad.
- Yes?

My Christmas present,
it is for your sons.

Your promotion to first sergeant.

My sons, thank you.

Go in.

What is it?

Colonel, stragglers that you have caught
tell me...

... those helpless American prisoners
have been slaughtered.

- True?
- Malmedy.

And as a senior officer I can not claim
my men, unless I have your security ...

... they will not be killed. I want you
signed order stating that my men ...

... gets the protection ...

... guaranteed prisoners of war
by the Geneva Convention.

Unless I come back with that assignment, coloneI,
the prisoners will revolt.

You will undoubtedly kill us,
but help me so ...

... we take a lot
yours with us.

There is no signed order.
There will be no riot.

You can not return
to incite your men to that riot.

You listen to me, coloneI.

There are survivors in all bloodbaths.

I am warning you,
if one of my men is harmed ...

... you will be held accountable. There will
do not have a place on earth that you can hide.

And if you are found, I hope that I will
man who ties the rope around your neck.

Major ...

... I never held threats.

I do not kill prisoners.

But I will have no reservations about it
shoot yourself for your last comment.

So do it.

You try it deliberately
to provoke me.

Yes, colone, that's right.

If I walk away alive here, I know
my men will be treated properly.

Deep!

Send this officer back
to the compound of the prisoners, alive.

Come.

Major, I'm counting on you
to reassure your men ...

...I do not have time
for difficult prisoners.

Tiger to standard O-bay,
General Kohler.

Your use, sir.

General Kohler. Hessler.

Generally, it is true that American
prisoners were executed in Malmedy?

There are SS units
in the Malmedy sector.

I can not take responsibility
for every soldier on this front.

Realize the consequences
of this action?

I lost 17 tanks and a battalion
of men who level Ambl ...

... only to reduce
the will of the enemy to fight.

This bloodbath will stiffen the resistance
for us everywhere.

It will make a demoralized crowd
to avenging soldiers.

You're cheeky, I'm crazy.

Worry about your mission.

You must reach Saint-Miche
by 1600 tomorrow.

- Be there.
- Yes sir.

They got a beating,
and they look at it.

They are not scum.

They retreat as soldiers.

There is still a fight in them.

Where are we going to stop
and stop the fight?

On our last line of defense,
the river Maas.

We will cross it
and count on the west bank.

We will at least wet the Germans.

Still painful, have I pulled you out of Ambl?

I contributed
to the war effort there, sir.

Try to prevent your feet from freezing
while we find a way to stop them.

They have previously made mistakes.

Where did they make one this time?

Well, they made me mad at them.

Shut up. We'll get it.

Come on. Come on.

Keep moving! Keep moving!

- What stops you?
- I do not have any more gasoline.

I reported Low an hour ago.
Where is the truck?

Get off the road and wait for it.
Keep moving.

- Pull it over.
- Move it!

Come on!

Keep moving.

Keep moving. Move it.

Where are you going?
Can you wait a moment?

I need gas.

Oh, go downstairs.

Why, you ugly jerk!

Here, you use big mouth about that.

Hey, come on, let's start with it.

What are you laughing at?
Come and move this thing.

- You're completely wet, Sergeant.
- Do it now.

- What are you going to do with this?
- "What are you going to do with this?"

Siphon with it, idiot. Turn it on.

- What do you think?
- The same thing you are.

Those prisoners that you have brought
had rubber snakes on them.

They have it with them
to siphon gas?

On the Our River,
I saw a German flight car ...

... let the drums fall into the water,
they floated.

- What the hell are you talking about?
- Petrol, sir.

Empty fue drums and men who get carried away
trap hoses add up to one thing.

The Germans have little gas.
They must forage for it.

That is their weakness.

- Bring this to the head office.
- Sir.

A, what is the fuel consumption
from a Tiger tank?

B, the exact distance to the
Siegfried line to the Meuse.

C, what is the estimate of fUE reserves
in the German army?

- That is it.
- Yes, sir, right away.

What are you laughing at, idiot?

What is the situation in Bastogne?

Our forces are complete
the Americans surrounded.

Their situation is hopeless. They have
no refuge but to surrender.

Hey, look what's coming. Lieutenant!

Halt!

The German commander wishes
to communicate...

... with the American commander
from the walled city of Bastogne.

He is a bit busy right now.
What are you thinking of?

"From the German commanding general
to the commander of American troops ...

... fighting in Bastogne.

With the changing fortunes of war ...

... the American armed forces
in and around Bastogne ...

... are completely surrounded
by superior German armored units.

The only possibility
to spare US troops ...

... of totaI destruction
is their honorable surrender ...

... which will also prevent the slaughter
of helpless citizens. "

You have an hour of ceasefire to answer.

Blindfold him.

Take him to the command post.

Please repeat.

Is that all?

Sir, I have a message from Bastogne.

What is it?

I do not understand.

"From the American commander of
Bastogne to the German commander.

Nuts. "

Nuts.

Hey you.

Hey, it's an officer.

Boy, are we glad to see you.

- I did not eat in 12 hours.
- We were lost.

Hold it. Wait a second.

Do you think we should give up,
lieutenant?

Surrender?

No.

Just stay away, all of you. Stay loose.

Give me that light.

Okay, spread out.
Get some rest.

We start when it is light.

General Gray.

Sir, this just came in.

- Come along.
Have you been to Amblève?

Wait a second.
Can you wait a moment?

Have you been to Amblève?
- Come on, Guffy, we're in trouble.

I need to know.

I went to Ambl ve.

- Do you know Ambl ve Inn?
- Yes.

Well, it's okay, right?

There is nothing left of it.

Guffy, come on.

When will they let us fight?

Let's go.

It is here, sir, the information
you have applied for the head office.

That is it.

They almost become empty.

Where is the spearhead of
the German advance now?

We set it four miles past Ambl ve,
to the west.

Where will they be at the dawn of the day?

If they go on all night, they should be
nine miles east of the Fue depot.

We will be there to meet them.

I am committing my tanks.

We use plan F.

- Give me Blue Code 301.
-301.

Okay, come on. Turn them on.
Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go. Turn them on,
turn them on.

Look at that fog.

If it stays, we will not find them
and we will not fight.

If it lifts, they will find us.

And that will be the end of our men
and our tanks.

And I pray that it lifts.

What makes me that, Dan?

A gender.

Is that so, generally?

It is very interesting.

Thanks, genera.

Our column has made
the furthest progress.

We have outgrown the other panzers.
The eyes of Germany are focused on us.

The Führer himself will adorn me.

We did it, Conrad.
We did it.

Then I was wrong.
We won the war.

No.

You mean we are lost?

No.

I do not understand. If we have not won
and we have not lost ...

... what happens then?

The best thing possible is happening.
The war will continue.

- For how long?
- Indefinitely.

Through and through and through.

- But it must come to an end.
- You're a friend, Conrad.

Those of us who understood
knew, in 1941 we could never win.

You mean coloneI for three years,
we have fought ...

- ... without hope for a victory?
- There are many types of victories.

For the German army to survive,
for us to stay in uniform ...

... that is our victory.

Conrad, the world is not going
to get rid of us anyway.

But when will we go home?

This is our home.

And my sons? When do I see them?
What will become of them?

They will become German soldiers,
and you will be proud of them.

Conrad.

You still have one of those delicacies left
you offered me Ambl ve?

Yes sir.

Prepare them for me, do you want?
I have a very good appetite.

- Do you see something?
- Nothing.

It is as if they have disappeared.

- Have they already been seen?
- No sir.

They must have changed course
during the night.

Call our scouts again.

- Do you see something?
- Nothing.

Red River Six. Red River Six.

Scouted designated territory.

No sign of German tanks.

I can not see 20 yards. They are nowhere
around, or I would hear something.

Let's be reasonable, coloneI.

Do you expect me to take you?
Nothing flies in this fog.

That makes it safe. We will not
collides with another plane.

How can we see the panzer column
when we have zero visibility?

You get pneumonia if you do not
stop bickering. Stand behind that stick.

Wait a second.

Where are the flying orders?

I want to see them.

I want to know what's crazy
issued.

There are no orders, Joe.
I'm crazy.

Well, there is no madness in my family.

If we do not find that panzer column,
there will be no tank fight.

We have to stop them with infantry.

Many boys die
to keep you safe and cozy.

You sure know how
to get under the belt. That is nasty.

We do not have a pillow fight, Joe.
Sorry it hurts.

Get in.

All reports are negative, sir.

Well, they must be somewhere.

The earth could not be righteous
they engulfed.

- Send extra patrols.
- Yes sir.

What am I doing above?
It is as if you are flying in a light bulb.

Just stay on the course that I gave you.
We will find them.

- How do you know that?
- Hessler is looking for gas.

He gambles on catching our stock.
Go lower.

- We are almost 500 feet.
- We just have to pick up a landmark.

Hills are everywhere. We will pick up
a landmark in the kisser.

Try it a bit lower.

- I do not see anything.
- Good, cut your bike.

Glide and listen. We can hear them.

- Are you telling me to slide on 200 feet?
- Cut the conversation and the engine.

- I call this off.
- Certainly. Let's try again.

Okay, cut your bike.

If we were 100 feet higher,
I would jump and leave you here.

Quiet.

There is the depot.

There is the river.

The column must be straight south.

That is your course.

Get her down, Joe,
where we can see.

- What is our height?
- Four hundred feet.

Okay, cut the engine.

Do you hear that?

Yes. We're going to take a look.

Touch your engine, let's get out of here.

Red River Six, this is Red River Two.
The enemy column was observed.

Current position, map coordinates:
8-7-3, 1-4-4.

Enemy column observed, sir.

Have found them.

Current position, map coordinates:
8-7-3, 1-4-4.

Repeat. Enemy column observed.

Come in, Red River Two.
Come in, Red River Two.

Come in, Red River Two.

- Contact broken.
- Where is that coordinate?

- Here.
- What is the terrain?

Low rolling hills.

Order our tanks to intercept them
at that point.

- Yes sir.
- Red river two.

- That's Kiley.
- I know.

There is a plane there.

He's in trouble.

Medic! Medic!

Schneider.

From Spitsbergen,
the weather forecast.

Warm front moves inwards.

Notify all columns, clear them up again.

Enemy forces are reported as crossing
the river Maas.

Send scouts forward.
I want their numbers and composition.

Yes sir.

Conrad. My binoculars.

Conrad?

I said I wanted-

What is it, Conrad?

Nothing sir.

I said I wanted my binoculars.

What is wrong?

I would like to be transferred
for other tasks, sir.

- What is the matter with you?
- Do not ask me, sir. Just transfer me.

- For combat duty?
- Yes sir.

Do you want to fight?
Very admirable, but why?

PERSONAL reasons, sir.

PersonaI reasons.

PersonaI reasons? What the deviI
are you trying to say?

It is the right of every German soldier
ask permission ...

... for a transfer to other tasks.

It is the right of every commander
officer to know the reason ...

- ... for the transfer, and me
wants the truth. - The truth...

... is that I am a fooI.
I believed in you.

But what you believe in is the war.

You have the war. You like the war.

And all I have are my sons,
and I do not want to lose them.

- I am not responsible for your children.
- You are. You would make them soldiers.

- Yes. They will fight.
- They will die.

- If necessary.
- Necessary for whom? For you?

You are not just a fooI,
You are a traitor.

And you're a murderer.

You would kill my sons.
You would kill my country.

You would kill the whole world
to stay in that uniform.

It is only the memory of you
like a friend...

... that keeps me from having you
court of war. Get out.

Our scouts have observed a brigade
of medium-sized tanks.

- Light armor at this point? Any artillery?
- No.

- And no infantry.
- They make their reserves.

We destroy them, they have nothing
between us and the FIL depot.

- Send all the infantry backwards.
- Yes sir.

Deeply, assign this man to trucks.

Yes sir.

Sir, enemy who advances on our position.

Good. They took the bait.

Pritchard ...

... we are going to test that information
we came from the head office.

If it's true ...

... we will get them without gas.

Tiger for all units, closes shutters.
Forward.

Butcher, swing up and take positions
on the backs.

And watch that damned gully.
This is not a time to lose a song.

Here they come.

Keep your fire
until they are entitled to us.

Load with hypershot.
Let everyone count.

- Keep your fire.
- How long?

Until I tell you!

Attack in spread formation.

First, Lion about the attack.
Second, Panter.

Remember, keep your fire
until they are within effective range.

- How long are we going to wait?
- Until we can hit a weak spot.

Steady.

Steady.

Hold it. Hold it.

Let them come in. Let them come in.
That's the way.

Now! Let them have it!

Fire another round,
Then let's get down from this hill.

One is coming.
You see him?

Fixed, boy. Ready.

Fire!

Tiger to Panther, spread to the left.
Lion, spread out to the right.

We will try to circle.

Sherman is damaged.
We will finish it.

Fire! It is a hit.

The next, 11 am, 900.

Come among them.

Mix with them so that they can not fire
without touching each other.

Butcher One, this is Butcher Three.
There is a Kraut at 1 o'clock ...

... with a streamer on his antenna.

This is mine. He's mine.

There he is.

Okay, kick her to the left, kid. Left.
Now, hard anyway! Hard to do!

Stay with them! Range, 9-0-0.
Two.

Fire!

Great shot! We've got him!

Load again. Nothing has happened.

Hey, look at that. They see us.
Hey, let's get out of here.

Aim forwards while he runs.

Fire!

Butcher One, this is Butcher Three.

Come in, Butcher Three.
Report damage. About.

I have one dead and two wounded,
but we can still fight.

You lost your gun. Pull out. To attempt
to get it back to the collection area.

We do not need a gun!
We can ram them.

Guffy, you're completely broken.

Get out of there and make it back to
the collection area. That is an order. From.

Bring her over the hill.

Driver, stop.

Let's try to pick them up.

Ten o'clock. Sherman, 800. Fire!

Baker Battalion reports in.

Two tanks destroyed, one damaged,
inoperative.

Phantom Battalion reports six tanks
destroyed, nine out of order.

Butcher Battalion reports 11 tanks
destroyed, eight set on fire.

Keep burning their gas.

Commander to base,
I come back to refute.

We cut them into pieces.

And they empty our tanks.

They sacrifice deliberately
their armor to let us bleed dry.

- What is the distance to the fue depot?
- Twelve kilometers.

You continue here with the fight.

Let them believe their strategy
I succeed.

I want 15 tanks and stuff
the empty trucks.

- I'm going to the depot.
- Yes, sir, 15 tanks and volatile trucks.

Forward.

Hey, come on, soldier.
You can save it.

Pull it off the road!

- Wait!
- Come on! Come on!

Pull it off the road! Pull it off!

Get off the tank.

- Stay off the tank!
- You have enough space.

- You can wear these guys.
- This tank is not in place.

Get off the tank!

Wherever you go,
you can walk better.

What are you waiting for here?
- For the Germans.

They must come by here.

And I still have a machine gun.

There is not much you can do
do that.

- How much ammunition do you have?
- Two belts.

That will take care of some.

You have a wounded man. You think
You should take him to the doctors?

Oh, he's not bad.
He can still fight.

Come on, guys.

Pull this tank back.
Head west towards the river Maas.

I'm warning you, Lieutenant,
stay out of my tank.

Put that weapon on or fire it off,
sergeant.

It's good, sergeant. It's alright.

GeneraI, another panzer column
is spotted four miles ...

- ... of the Meuse.
- Where do they come from?

Give me the officer in charge
from the fue depot.

Get Silver Cloud 201. Fast.

It is not a new column.

It's Hessler.

He slipped away from the battle.
- The refugee depot, sir.

GeneraI Gray speaking.
I personally give you this order.

Destroy the FueI depot in one go.
I repeat.

Destroy the fuel depot in one go.

Yes sir. I will destroy the deposit
immediately, sir. Light it up.

No, sir, not a drop. I will ensure
of that, sir. They will not get a drop.

Okay, let's take these bodies
away from here. Let's go. Move!

Elke and Eisner report fue
exhausted, sir.

What is Hessler's current position?

He reports that it is three kilometers
from the American depot.

We have to get there.

He will do it. Hessler will do it.

No shooting. I will speak.

Go back to your message.

- Hold it up, sergeant.
- Stop it.

- What can I do for your boys?
- We just made it. Could you fill her?

Certainly. Give you a hand, soldier. Certainly.

Corpora, take a few with it
cans here.

A few guys help you.

Sergeant, we'll let you gas
and on your way in no time.

Stand on your machine gun.

- The lieutenant.
- Yes?

Were not you the director of traffic?
at the Our River Bridge?

Is the road to Ambl ve
still lead to Malmedy?

Stop.

This flight dump must be kept intact.

No shooting.

- Look. Let's go.
- Hold it. They catch the gas.

We can not just leave it behind.

- What are you waiting for? Let's go.
- Hold it! They are after the gas.

- We should blow it up.
- We can not make a deal with that.

- We do not have orders, lieutenant.
- Yes? Well, I give the orders.

Hey lieutenant,
one of them is still alive.

Hold it! Hold it! He is one of ours.

- I have you, colone.
- Burn it.

- Take it easy. I know what to do.
- Burn it.

- Give him a hand, if you can.
- Burn it.

Come on, I'm waiting for you!
Come on!

Get those barrels from the end
from that ramp. Hold your fire, Guffy.

Move your tank behind that pile
until I say you have to push.

You, give me some hand grenades
from the tank. Come on.

Come on.

Go to that gas truck
and open all valves.

Then go off.

Okay, roll them down.

Get off the road.

Give me a hand grenade.

He's coming.

Okay, push.

Do not stop! Keep it up! Do not stop!

Bring this message to the head office:

They have left their tanks,
and they walk back to Germany.

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