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I know why guys join the airport.

Maybe I should have learned a little
Spanish before I came down here.

They're telling us to come out and die
like men.

Something about our mothers and farm
animals.

They don't even know my mother.

morning for this.

I haven't even had my coffee yet.

You're a guy as young as this one?

Younger.

They chat first.

Yeah. They were trying to kill it.

They were kids trying to kill us. Hey,
freeze your figure. You're still just as

dead.

Yeah.

Now, with your latest dispatch from the
field, our reporter, Lena Annenberg.

John. We've seen it time and again
around the world.

Violence and destruction suddenly
erupting in peaceful countries.

Explosive conflicts over race and
religion have resurfaced and torn apart

nations that seem to be on the verge of
success.

Here in the American South, the bad old
days of bigotry and intolerance are

mostly behind us.

We've learned to live and work together.

But now...

This peaceful corner of America has been
rocked by a mysterious campaign of

intimidation and destruction, all of it
aimed at minorities.

These outrages have encouraged other
bigots to come out and try to spread

poison. Burned churches, ruined
businesses, and shattered lives testify

vicious attacks.

Shockingly... Not one of these crimes
has been solved. Not one suspect has

identified. Meanwhile, people around
here are scared. They wonder what target

will be attacked next.

As they sift through evidence, local
authorities are at a loss to explain how

these criminals have managed to succeed
so well or where they might be hiding.

And I have to wonder what evil forces
have brought back the hatred and

that threat... us all.

In Georgia, this is Lena Attenberg, on
the road and on the radio for Trans

Public News.

Carl.

Hello, General.

How are you? I'm great.

Thanks for coming.

It was my pleasure, sir.

Seems like just yesterday that you and I
were having our little run -in with Mr.

Noriega.

I'm sure the people of Panama are
talking about us still. How about a

I'd love one, thanks.

Scotch, I believe.

You have a good memory. Well, you
remember the things you want to

Good to see you, Carl.

I head the board of trustees for
Military Academy of the South. It's a

military school up the road from here.

My nephew, Ted, he's a cadet there.

Second class.

They asked him to join the werewolf
company this year. What's that?

Some small elite unit.

After a few months of drilling with
them, studying with them, living with

he cut me off completely.

Won't take my calls, returns my letters.

Sounds like a normal American teenager.

No, sir.

Everything changed once this new
commandant, Brack, signed on.

War hero.

More decorations than a damn Christmas
tree.

He's turned the academy into some kind
of a cult.

You're moving!

up a slow this morning, Robeson. You are
not at an oasis and you are not

romancing some poor farmer's goat. Let's
move.

I said move.

What is this? Mark, did you sleep in
that uniform before Rakel? Sir, no, sir.

want to see nothing but elbows and
assholes. You're moving like a girl,

Cunningham. Harmon, take your PMS out on
someone else, will you?

You know, Garland, history teacher left
the academy for, well, who knows what

happened.

Hard to get a straight answer out of
anybody there anymore.

I still do have something to say about
what goes on there.

If you're willing, I've arranged for you
to take its place.

You'd be the substitute.

Undercover? As far as any of those
people are concerned, you don't know me.

You're the subordinate of a subordinate
that I just happened to hear about.

I've already got some men in play, some
good men.

Then why me?

Because they need a commanding officer.

Of course, you know Baron von Richtofen.

Yeah, where World War I flying is.

Yeah.

You may also know a rather curious fact
in his biography.

He began his military career in the
cavalry.

That's the code.

That's how your men will identify
themselves.

Richtofen began in the cavalry.

I can't thank you enough, Carl.

A cadet approached me last evening
during study hours, wanting to leave the

academy. The problem was he felt he
wasn't liked by the other members of his

unit. Dogs are liked.

Small children are liked.

Members of religious orders practicing
charity and celibacy are liked.

Soldiers are respected.

You are respected here. You are
respected here more than you will be in

other place on God's earth. More than in
your own homes, your parents' homes.

And it's not because you are good young
soldiers.

It's because you are great young
soldiers.

I'm lost, or do you always have that
look on your face?

I'm lost, and I always have this look on
my face.

Are you looking for something in
particular?

The Commandant.

Ah, Colonel Brack.

I'm the new history teacher.

I'm the Academy's medical officer, Dr.

Chamberlain. Jennifer, my friends call
me Jenny.

Thomason, Carl.

But my friends call me Carl.

The Colonel's this way.

Thank you.

The barracks surveillance photos, sir.

Can get that autograph for you, sir.

You think security is a joke, Buckner?

No, sir. It won't be so funny when the
FBI comes rolling through the main gate

in a Bradley fighting vehicle headed
straight for your barracks.

It'll be Waco all over again.

So where are you coming to us from?

From Argentina.

Were you teaching there?

I was on kind of a research grant.

Do you have any experience in the
military?

A little.

That's good, because the man you're
replacing didn't. He found life at the

academy a little constricting.

We do things by the book here.

How long have you been here? About two
years next year.

So you do things by the book.

Except I don't.

Well, thanks very much for the help. I'm
sure I'll see you around. I'm sure you

will. It's that kind of place.

It's the aerial maps you requested, sir,
at the bank and the power plant.

That's very good, Buckner.

Now, get me a cup of the house blend.

Buckner.

Sir. Make sure she signs it legibly,
will you?

Go on, son.

Colonel Brecht,

Colonel Thomas.

Our new history man.

Welcome to the Academy.

Thank you, sir.

Have a seat, please.

You came very highly recommended by
General Teague.

Said you were a hell of a fine teacher
and an even better soldier.

Would you like a cigar?

No, thank you.

Communists are good for something.

Sir, I have a confession to make.

I've never actually met General Teague.

I was with the 7th Group in Haiti,
Special Forces, and my commanding

recommended me to him.

Haiti.

There's an exercise in minority
management.

Did you ever do the lombada with those
dark ladies down there?

No, sir. There wasn't much time for
dancing.

What'd they have you doing?

We went in early.

Special op.

But, um, that's still classified.

Well, it couldn't have been too special
to drive those monkeys back into the

Dominican Republic.

I think you'll find the Academy is a
positive place to work.

The cadets are eager and disciplined,
ready to follow orders.

Come to think of it, so are the
teachers.

Well, then I'm sure I'll fit right in,
sir.

I'm sure you will.

And if you don't, you won't last long.
That's a promise.

I'll remember that, sir. Teaching is a
grave responsibility, Thomason.

We're shaping the future here.

Godspeed to you. Thank you, sir.

You're in close proximity with your
enemy, and your primary weapon is of no

to you. What do you do?

What do you do?

In hand -to -hand combat, we carry our
arsenal of weapons.

With us at all times, people.

Make a hole.

We carry them right here.

Cadet Ward, front and center.

In hand -to -hand combat, we have hand
strikes, we have arm strikes, we have

jump kicks, and we have...

Recover.

Return back to Fort Meagher.

But by far, your greatest weapon will be

turning your enemy's force against him.

Turning your enemy's force to your
advantage can mean that there's been

death.

Your life is death.

can learn to use his enemy force against
him on the field of battle.

Excuse me, sir.

Me? Yes, you.

Can I borrow you for a demonstration,
please?

Oh, I don't think that's a good idea. I
was just... No, sir, please.

Well, I didn't mean to interrupt. I was
just walking by. No interruption at all,

sir.

You look familiar.

Yeah, I get that a lot.

Well, what I'm doing, sir, is I'm
teaching this outstanding group of young

people that anybody can learn the basics
of hand -to -hand combat. Well, I don't

know if anybody can learn this.

Anybody. No, I think if there may be one
person who can, that might be me. Don't

worry about it. You're not going to hurt
me. Well, that's not what I'm worried

about. I'm worried that you're going to
hurt me.

That's all right. Do it, sir.

Teach him a lesson.

Come on. All right, quiet down, cadets.
Well?

When in Rome?

Buckner, take this man's wardrobe.

Thank you.

All right, sir. Very simple. I'm going
to plant myself right here. All right.

And I just want you to come at me. Uh
-huh.

Let's see what you got.

All right. What do I just come at you?
Just come at me and throw a punch,

whatever you think you might like to do.
All right.

Sorry.

Let's try that again.

You want me to try the same thing?

Same thing, sir.

Okay.

You sure I don't know you?

I don't think so.

Okay.

Ready, sir?

You remind me an awful lot of someone
that I was in Panama with. This crazy

captain who kept bitching and moaning
about collateral damage that we were

inflicting.

You know what?

You remind me of this paint -me -out
sergeant who was the light heavyweight

champion of the 7th.

Undefeated, untied, and still breathing.
That is debatable.

Captain Thompson.

How are you, sir? It's good to see you,
Devlin. You too, sir.

Stand by.

Ward, take over class.

Pardon about Paramount for those drills.

Yes, sir.

So what in the hell are you doing here?

I'm here to teach.

Let me guess.

Military history.

You got it.

I bet you you might be familiar with
this odd fact I learned the other day.

Did you know that Baron Von Richtofen
began in the cavalry?

Yes, as a matter of fact, I did.

I thought you might.

What else do you know?

Patience, Grandpa.

Come on.

Oh, sweet home.

Pretty big.

Yeah, it was pretty big until they
divided it into four apartments. Now

pretty small.

Doors should be unlocked, keys are
inside.

Furnishings are strictly government
-issued. Any resemblance to a home is

coincidental. My place is right across
the street here. You got academy people

all around you, so watch your back
there.

Now I better get back to class.

When can we talk?

Place his eyes and ears if you know what
I mean.

Tell you what.

There's a little roadhouse about five
miles south of here.

We'll talk there.

They watered the beer down, but the
waitresses are full of drink.

You can have me on board.

I'm sorry. I thought I was supposed to
be staying here.

You are.

Sir, here, sir.

Cadet Harmon.

Sir, here, sir.

Cadet Malk.

Sir, here, sir.

Cadet Rodson. Sir, here, sir.

Cadet Teague.

Here, sir.

My name is Mr. Thomason, Captain
Thomason, and this is American military

history.

If American military history is not your
final destination, please notify the

flight attendants at this time and
disembark.

To be a good soldier, you must know the
enemy.

To know the enemy, you must know
history.

You must know how man reacts in battle.

To win battles, you do not beat weapons.

You beat... The soul of the enemy.

Who said that?

Anybody?

Come on, take a chance.

General George S. Patton.

Someone who knew a little about
soldiering.

Teague, right?

Sir. Are you any relation to General Bud
Teague?

Uncle, sir. Well, your uncle was one
hell of a soldier.

Don't you agree?

People say that.

People say he's quite a soldier.

I'm asking you what you think.

Sir, in this class, will we be
discussing the lies that have shaped

military policy?

What lies are those?

The Holocaust, for instance, sir.

Cadet Buckner, what is it about the
Holocaust that you believe is a lie?

What about it isn't a lie, sir?

Where you got Jews and queers and reds
and gypsies. You got all these

degenerates that have just pissed and
moaned their way into the history books.

And they've all used the Holocaust to do
it.

Sir.

So you're saying that the Holocaust
never happened?

Six million people did not die, sir.

So the Nazis never killed anyone? Not
six million people, sir. How many?

One million?

No more than 300 ,000.

And that's a fact.

Sir, all right, let's say 300 ,000. No,
no, let's make it less.

Let's say 100 ,000.

100 ,000 innocent people killed, not for
something they did, but for who they

were.

You wouldn't call that a Holocaust?

No, sir, I wouldn't.

Then what would you call it, Buckner?

I'd call that bad luck.

Sir.

Good afternoon.

Sir! Yes, sir!

Well, I see you found your classroom
without any problem.

Yes.

The cadets and I were just having a
spirited discussion on modern European

history. Fact or fiction?

I like a spirited discussion.

It broadens the mind.

And isn't that what we're all here for?

Intelligence. Yes, sir.

When we can find it

Kind

of

intense, aren't they?

Who are they?

It's a werewolf company.

Werewolf company?

The Academy's elite.

Who are those other guys?

Sergeants Vann and Lim.

Military advisors.

They have their own military advisors?

Perks of being in the elite.

Lim, huh?

Well, I better get going. I've got a
meeting to make.

You should stop by the infirmary
sometime.

Hospitalization? I like that.

So Brack's behind this.

Mm -hmm. It's like this, sir.

The Werewolf Company.

Now, it's Brack's pet project, if you
haven't already figured that one out.

They train by themselves, they eat by
themselves, they study by themselves,

they have a tendency to disappear
without a warning order for these little

training missions.

Training for what?

Hi, guys. I'm Sissy. Sissy! Hey, how are
you?

So you two aren't from the Military
Academy, are you?

Now, Sissy, what gave us away?

Oh, well, you're the only two guys in
here without beer guts.

There's a beach ball. Well, let's see if
we can't change all that sissy. Why

don't you go get us two icy cold drafts?
Okay. Huh?

Thank you.

Where do the werewolves disappear to
when they go in these training vehicles?

You see, that's Brack's deal.

So it's hard to say unless we were to
take a closer look.

What about those older guys, the
military advisors? Who are they?

Well, if I was a Batman, sir, my money
would be on ex -convicts.

And the Korean?

Man, he is out there, sir. His name is
Lim, military advisor with the rank of

wacko first class.

Well, this kid Buckner seems to have a
problem with anybody who doesn't look

like him, and I assume that the rest of
the werewolves feel the same way. Well,

I see what you're saying.

So why is an Asian a member of their
band to marry me?

That's why I need.

You boys are in luck tonight at our
country karaoke happy hour, and I think

we're just about to get started.

Oh, boy.

Thank you, sister.

Uh -huh.

What about the cadets?

A bunch of head cases, all those little
werewolf bastards, if you ask me.

They even have their own private
training compound.

Where? It's about a 20 -minute march
south of the school.

It's pretty secure, too. I mean, they
have concertina wire, early warning

devices. I mean, they've got the whole
nine yards.

Any way to get in there without using
the front door?

Sir, that compound's like a pretty
woman.

There's always a way to infiltrate that
perimeter if you just look hard enough.

Hi, y 'all.

My name's Dixie.

Oh. And before I take one more drink
order, I just have one thing to say.

Frankie and Johnny were lovers.

Oh, Lordy, how they could love.

They always were to be true. Sir, you
know, I forgot something out in the

I'm gonna help you. Maybe we should just
both get out of here. Yeah, I think so.

I got this. Oh, go ahead.

An army that believes in what it fights
for is greater than its numbers.

So never forget why we fight. Never
forget that the atheists and the

multiculturalists will not rest until
every white man, woman, and child is

before them.

Never forget.

that the next step after our enslavement
is our genocide.

So our choice is clear.

We fight or we die.

of problems there just got to make sure
the gate's not wired for any early

warning devices

No,

sir. He'll be out for quite some time.

Cadet Buckner, don't tell me. The Nobel
Committee has awarded you the Peace

Prize.

Cadet Teague is no longer registered for
this course.

Says who? Colonel Brack.

You can sit.

Have a seat, cadet.

I'm hoping that wasn't meant as an
insult, sir.

No, Buckner, I was completely serious.

I sincerely believe that you deserve the
Peace Prize.

You are a walking poster boy for
tolerance and brotherhood.

Because I am cadet commander, I deserve
the respect accorded that rank, sir.

Shut up, Buckner, and sit down.

That's an order.

Hold on, Buckner.

I'm just curious about something.

What if I did mean it as an insult? Sir?
What does the cadet commander do when

his honor is insulted? He rectifies the
situation, sir.

Well, then rectify it.

That would be insubordination, sir. Not
if it's a direct order.

of the people in this country die
fighting a war against assholes like

And some of them are in my family.

Sir, he can't breathe!

Take your seat.

Class has started.

He has to be transferred out. Why?

He's a provisional werewolf.

Another couple of weeks and he'll be a
full member. I guess he's not taking any

chances. What kind of chances?

Well, he doesn't really know you, does
he? Fact is, none of us here really do.

Do you believe in liberty, Carl? Or I
guess the question is, do you believe

liberty has a price?

You're a clever man, an academic.

Name it.

Eternal vigilance, Carl.

That's the price we pay for our freedom,
and it's a lesson we want all our

cadets to learn.

Unfortunately, it sometimes seems that
the werewolves are the only ones getting

the message.

Now, if there's nothing else, I have
work to do.

Captain?

Oh, hi.

I wanted to welcome you to the
neighborhood. I live just over there.

Oh, thank you very much.

I didn't think flowers and candy would
do it for you. Well, you never know.

I moved around a lot when I was a kid.
My father was career army, so I lived in

about 200 places.

I know what it's like being the new kid
on the block.

Well, it's a little different when you
don't have a family.

And you don't?

No, I never got around to it.

Neither did I.

You've got time.

I want to be a paramedic. Pump that
funky anesthetic airborne.

Boo, boo.

So what branch were you in?

Regular Army.

Infantry.

After Panama, just cause.

Just seemed like a good idea not to re
-up. And you went right into teaching?

No, no.

I was a professional soldier.

A mercenary?

I didn't take you for the type.

What's the type? The person who will go
into combat for any country who will

pick up their paycheck.

Well, I was a little more principled
than that, I hope.

And I have things to do.

Thanks for the present.

Don't mention it.

What did you say your name was again?

Uh, T.

Ted. Well, T. Ted. Um, I'm working the
next couple of nights, but,

um, maybe I can see you on Sunday?

Um, I'm not going to be around this
weekend.

Where are you going?

Away.

Away where?

Just something for school.

Going with other cadets?

Look, it's not really something that
I...

Shit. Is that the time?

Light's out in five minutes.

You know what they say. Time flies when
you're having sex. How far away from the

school are we?

It doesn't matter. Just drive. I have to
get dressed. There's no time for that.

If you don't mind, I'm not getting
behind the wheel of my car. It's dark

Bye.

I'd like to see Colonel Brack. Why?
What's the problem, handyman Luther?

You got a short circuit?

Or you got a leaky faucet?

I need to see him, cadet.

It's cadet commander.

I need to see him. Yeah?

Well, he's busy.

I was in the military, kid.

Don't forget it.

Yeah, what branch was that?

Salvation Army?

Violation of curfew is not something we
take lightly.

I believe I have an explanation, sir.
Say it.

You're restricted to quarters for 72
hours.

But what about this weekend, sir?

You won't be going.

Sir, if I may?

Sir, I don't need to remind you that
Cadet Teague is very close to moving

his provisional status.

And I think it would be unfortunate if
that were to be jeopardized because of

this one...

lapse in judgment, sir.

Who will see that there are no more
lapses in judgment?

I will, sir.

Just remember, Teague, two more weeks
and you'll be a full member.

It's yours to lose.

Sir. Yes, sir.

Cadet Robeson? Sir, here, sir.

And Cadet Malk?

Sir, here, sir.

Well, the werewolf company seems not to
be with us today.

What a surprise.

Do these guys miss class often?

They're getting ready to leave on a
training mission.

What kind of training mission? They
don't say.

And we don't ask them.

How many things got the other night?

I mean, I just kind of lost track of the
time.

You're not mad at me, are you?

You did what you were supposed to do,
question key.

He did what he was supposed to do,
volunteer nothing.

I know, but I got him in trouble.

I didn't mean to.

Come here.

You smell like a spring day.

You wouldn't mind if I saw him again,
would you?

Ted Feig?

Well, he's a little young for you, isn't
he? Yeah, but he's nice, though.

And it gets really lonely working out at
that bar.

And the only person I ever see when I'm
not working is you.

You didn't sleep with him, did you?

That's not what this is about, is it?

I'm thinking about moving back in with
Mom.

Your mother is a multiculturalist. She
happens to be engaged to a black man. I

will not have my only daughter in that
kind of rancid environment, polluting

your morals, and I will do everything in
my power.

To make sure you are not. Do you
understand me? I think that all this

that you're making me do has polluted me
enough already.

That woman is a godless
multiculturalist.

So if we use Vietnam as a model...

Let's talk about the Civil War.

I think it's important for all of us to
understand the role that black soldiers

played in the Union victory.

They served and segregated all black
units, and they participated in almost

engagements.

Twenty -three black soldiers received
the Congressional Medal of Honor for

bravery. And as you know, that is the
military's highest honor.

And you know.

Some say, sir, that we're primed for
another civil war.

This time, whites against blacks.

I don't know if you're aware of this,
Buckner, but they actually have

for people with your condition.

I want to be an airborne ranger, living
a life of blood and danger. I want to be

an airborne ranger, living a life of
blood and danger. Airborne, ranger,

airborne, ranger.

Just a minute.

Hi. Hi.

I worked a little short with you the
other day.

I didn't even notice.

I thought I'd make it up to you and buy
you a drink.

All right.

The military has always been part of my
life.

Not only was I an army brat, but I went
to a military college.

And the army paid for my medical school.

So I guess that's why I take the whole
mercenary thing so personally.

Because you think that guys like me are
in it just for the money.

Yeah, I guess that's what I thought.

I never went into combat for just a
paycheck.

There's too much at stake.

But in the end, I think that was the
reason I quit.

Got to the point where I was just doing
it for the money.

Do you ever think about going back?

No.

Makes you stronger growing up the way I
did.

You know, that kind of rootlessness.

Makes you depend upon yourself.

Although it gets a little lonely
sometimes, too.

Makes you do things you don't always
want to do.

Do you ever do things you don't want to
do?

No.

I used to.

But that was my job.

Hope you like this wine.

If you don't, it's your fault, because
you bought it.

Cheers.

Red wine always raises my temperature a
little bit. Really?

It always makes me just a little bit
tired.

Are you tired now?

Actually, no, I'm...

Feeling wide awake now.

Hello? Okay, where?

No, but I'll find it.

Sir, it's Carl Thomason. I'm just
wondering how far away you are.

How far away am I from what?

From where I am.

Carl, what are you talking about?

Sergeant Banner has sighted the enemy.

Sir, I'm going to have to call you back.

Go go go!

Okay.

I always expected Van wouldn't come back
one day. He was the dumbest white man I

know. And Thomason.

When can I get rid of him?

Not until I find out who's going to come
looking for the body. So why don't you

take the rest of the day off, go out and
have yourself a couple of bottles of

sake. Sake is Japanese.

I'm Korean, Colonel.

Mm -hmm.

You don't think you wouldn't be? back
there right now if you want a world

exterminator.

Dismissed.

Jenny?

Hi. Hi.

I owe you an apology.

For last night.

Yeah. That's not the first time somebody
walked out on me, although I have to

say it's usually after we've had sex.

I'm sorry.

I'd like to make it up to you.

How about dinner?

I can't.

No second chances, huh?

No, it's actually nothing like that at
all. I substitute an emergency room in

Atlanta.

How about next Saturday?

Oh, I'd love to.

It's the officer's ball. It's a social
event of the season.

Everybody will be there.

You don't dance?

I wouldn't call it that, no.

Well, it's not about dancing. It's about
being part of the group. I think we

should go.

I think we should.

Bye.

See you.

So I'm drinking a beer, surfing the net,
trying to check these guys out.

So I'm doing a little research.

Trying to figure out where these little
werewolf bastards were at the weekend.

I mean, I did learn something in the
military besides how to kill people and

blow shit up.

And look what I found.

Atlanta bank bombed. Mm -hmm.

But not just any bank. That's the
development bank of the South.

The biggest backer of minority -owned
businesses in the Southeast.

Witnesses reported seeing a group of
four teenagers dressed in military

fatigues fleeing just before the blast.

Sound like anybody we know.

So I started digging a little bit
deeper, and look what I find.

What is that? I think that's your
average run -of -the -mill white

I feel a little difference.

See all these letters in here?

These are all signed by the colonel.

Brett? I don't think it's the chicken
guy, sir.

We must defeat our enemies absolutely.

We must use violence generously.

And we must begin immediately.

Jet!

Jet!

I want to help you. Help me do what? I
don't think you know what you're getting

yourself into, and your uncle doesn't
either. My uncle's the one who sent me

here in the first place.

Either you step aside right now, or the
next person I'm speaking to is going to

be Colonel Brack.

Call me if you feel like you're in
trouble.

Captain Thomason.

Hello, Harmon.

Can I help you with something, sir?

No, thanks. I'm waiting for someone.
She's working late.

Well, have fun.

Yes, sir.

I hope I didn't keep you waiting.

Hi.

Do I look okay? You look phenomenally
okay.

My compliments on your date.

Why, thank you.

I picked him out myself.

Enjoy the ball.

You lead with your left.

I'll keep that in mind.

Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce
our alumnus, Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.

Callahan, Class of 81.

Something wrong?

No, no.

Cadet Mark?

Yes, sir.

I'm wondering if you wouldn't see Dr.
Chamberlain to the bar. She needs a

Don't you?

I do now.

Where are you going? Just around the
corner.

Which corner?

There.

What's going on?

The road trip.

Here, take a look.

What do you think?

I think there's room for me in the back
of that supply truck.

Stand by, sir.

You're not going anywhere without me.

If I don't come back, I need somebody to
come get me.

Billion dollars doesn't buy what it used
to

We've got exactly 12 minutes.

Let's split up. What we came here to do.
Meet back at second level. Go!

17 stories down. The gate's compelling
backwards.

Hey!

I can make it.

Go with others. We gotta help him. Go
with others. It's gonna blow up.

I can make it.

Help me.

Help me.

We're spry.

I'll say this for them, they sure know
how to rig their demo.

I'd say we have enough to call in for
our backup, sir.

Call?

Who you gonna call?

You think Brack is in this for himself?

You don't think there are people,
powerful people, financing this

Every time I see y 'all, y 'all whisper
to each other.

Just like a couple old ladies.

It's a wonder you survived in, uh... Oh,
y 'all think I'm a little... Nuts, huh?

Think I don't know nothing.

That's okay. Everybody does.

I'll tell you one thing I do know.

Richtofen began in the cavalry.

Teague, that you?

Teague sent me here first.

I'm his eyes and ears, his antenna, his
feelers.

Now, even if you get past the people the
Brack is in bed with... You ain't got

nothing on him. Well, for starters,
Bubba, how about a couple of major

You can't connect him to either one.

Now, you want limb?

You want a couple of werewolves? Go for
it. You might get lucky.

But if you want Brack, you're going to
have to sweat for it.

I got something to show you.

Now, Miss Fry, you must know that we're
doing everything in the world possible.

The sheriff's been notifying the state
troopers. It's just a matter of time

before he turns up.

Yes, ma 'am, I will.

Our prayers are with you.

What is it?

Fry was alive when we left the plant.
Barely. He was hurt, but he was still

alive. Sergeant Lim made a necessary but
difficult decision.

Fry wasn't going to make it. To take him
along would have jeopardized the

mission and everyone on it.

We could have saved him if we brought
him with us.

Casualties, Ted.

They are an unfortunate fact of combat.

I know that you're upset, but I'm
satisfied.

The right decision was made. Now, I'm
sure you have other things you should be

doing, son.

I don't believe in what you believe in.

I don't hate the people you hate.

Uh -huh.

You know, when I was your age, I was in
a school very much like this one.

In a unit not unlike the werewolves.

This was during the Vietnam War.

So much of our effort was aimed at
disrupting the protests.

It seemed to me, because I was young,
that things were getting a little too

rough.

We were getting a little too rough.

I wanted out. Do you know what my
commander's response was?

No,

I know somebody like you who doesn't
need this kind of persuasion.

Just remember what I said to you when
you first became interested in the

werewolves.

Once you're in, you're never out.

Do I make myself clear?

I want to be an airborne ranger. I want
to live a life of danger.

Is this what I think it is?

The guy you replaced is under all that
stuff.

How did he die?

He was so careless, even I couldn't help
him.

Teak cinnamon?

No.

He was just naturally nosy.

So who killed him, Lem?

I could tell by the way his neck was
broken.

You see him do it?

After they buried him, I dug him up.

I put him back.

Luther, did it ever occur to you to call
the police?

I got something else to show you.

Goodbye, 101st Airborne.

That's where I met T.

That was in demolitions.

EOD.

Explosives Ordnance Disposal.

The way I see it, you can either
outmaneuver Brack or outgun him.

Either way, you've got to know exactly
what you're doing.

It's tight. I like it.

Consider it a fluke.

Fry's dead, isn't he?

Red.

Didn't you say it wasn't necessary for
you to go along? So it's my fault that

you left him there to die?

Lim, isn't it true in your culture that
a woman is expected to open her mouth

only for her man's sexual gratification?

I may have you people all wrong.

Hold up, sir.

They're gone.

All the werewolves I just saw moved to
compound about ten minutes ago.

How are we going to find them?

It's a basic GPS navigational system
with one important difference.

Instead of telling you where you are, it
tells you where the other guy is.

How does it know where the other guy is?

Well, it helps if you put a little
humming device under his bumper.

You're not coming with us?

I never travel.

What do you mean you never travel?

I mean I never travel.

Anywhere?

Are you aware of what goes on in the
world?

There's some crazy shit out there, man.

Well, how'd you get to the academy in
the first place?

Very careful.

I got work to do anyway.

Brock went with him.

He never goes home.

We're splitting up. Get the port on the
splacer. We've got the bracket.

I'm going to take a look around. Yes,
sir. I'm going to keep an eye on Wim.

It's time, son.

Adversity introduces a man to himself.

Werewolves now.

Werewolves forever.

Let it bubble up, boy.

Join us when you compose yourself.

How long

is

it gonna take us to get there?

45 minutes to reply, sir.

I need you to radio the academy.

I want the campus locked down until we
get back.

I'd like a piece of him, sir.

You'll all have your chance.

Keep going, you son of a gun.

That limb is one sick mother.

Brack's tying up loose ends.

Yeah. They're displaying the jeep. Said
the limb's headed back towards the

academy. She headed back.

Well?

General Teague is dead, Luther.

Then we should do something about it,
shouldn't we? Yep, it's time for some

payback. We're all gonna split up. Give
ourselves three times the chance of

finding him. Whoever finds him first,
sir. I think that goes without saying.

Be my pleasure.

What are you talking about, you sick
bastard?

Luther. Watch it, Luther.

I'm going to take away your drool cup.

Go. Move.

You know what I think, Luther?

I think the only solution for a mental
degenerate like yourself is a mercy

killing.

As one degenerate motherfucker to
another?

I think you should go first.

You know why I was discharged from the
army?

I enjoyed killing too much.

the message. The camp is under siege.
There are two guys, Harmon. A history

teacher and a martial arts instructor.

That's not under siege. That's a faculty
meeting.

Get to your post and that's an order.
You know, Harmon, there's something I

always don't need to know.

I wish I could tell you things aren't
the way they look.

But then, like I said, loneliness makes
you do things you don't want to do

sometimes.

Pretty poor excuse.

Yeah, I'm running out of good ones.

So I was just another subject of
surveillance.

Maybe that's the way it started.

Pulse the gun, bright boy.

Just what I like to see, the staff
networking.

There can be injuries in what the
werewolves do.

It's nice to have a doctor on your side.

At least I think she's on my side.

Sell your multiculturalism in hell.

No!

Oh, baby.

In Chinese, the word crisis consists of
two characters.

The first is danger. The second is
opportunity.

Your uncle's dead.

Brack's responsible.

Don't listen to him, Teague.

Len killed him.

Thomason's the one who did it. The man's
a mercenary totally without moral

fiber.

How did he die?

Same way Lin kills everyone.

With no mercy.

You don't really believe him, do you,
son?

You're not being a great young soldier.

Take Teague's weapon.

That's a door!

Five of you and one of me.

You're outnumbered.

All of this will be on your academy
records.

Someone else is going to decide this
one.

And what do you mean by that, teacher's
pet?

It means we're going to call somebody
with a badge.

You. You're the one who turned my troops
against me.

Colonel Breck. Or what, Teague?

You shoot me in cold blood, oh, your
uncle would be so proud.

You're not even... at being good young
soldiers. You're being treacherous

shit.

The future belongs to real white men.

He's so bearded!

I'm very proud of you.

I tried to get out after Fry died.

When I realized it wasn't some war game
we were playing.

Brack made us feel like men.

Soldiers.

I guess Buckner was the only one who
really stopped to think what it was we

soldiering for.

You know, just because you made one
mistake doesn't mean you shouldn't keep

fighting.

As long as you remember that the good
fight, the important fight, they rarely

fought on the battlefield.

You look pretty good.

I feel like skin.

Doc says he'll be up and around in no
time. Oh, whoop -dee -fucking -doo. What

the hell's he doing?

He ain't the one. His inside's all
sliced and diced.

Just when I start to feel a little bit
better, old Luther tells me you're

actually going to be hanging around here
for a while.

Yeah, the trustees have asked me to stay
on.

Help look after things till they find a
new commandant.

Doc, somebody's got to take care of you.

I thought you people wanted me to
recover.

How the hell am I supposed to recover
when I've got to keep your butt out of

trouble, sir?

Captain, I ain't done complaining yet.

Captain! Captain, get your sorry ass
back here, sir.

Luther, let's go get a beer.

Cool.