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("Electric" by Bass Drum
of Death playing)

* When I destroy

* It's my own town electric...

Are you living?

Yes.

Have you ever dated
Taylor Swift?

Uh, yes. Though that doesn't
narrow it down very much.

(laughs)
Okay...

Come on. Help me
out here, Madani.

He's Jake Gyllenhaal, sir.

Hey, he meant help
with a question.

You hate fun, huh?

And we just hit
checkpoint seven.

That's two minutes to the LZ.

Jimbo, let the customers know.

* I want you to die...

Two minutes.

Touchdown in two, gentlemen.

MAN (over radio): Darkhorse...
Two minutes.

Command's barking in my ear.

(music stops)

You have the controls.
MADANI: I have the controls.

GALLO:
Anchor Two, this is Darkhorse.

We are two minutes out
from the LZ.

Everything looks clear.

MAN (over radio):
Copy that. Out.

RICHARD: Hey, pilot. You're
the first Special Ops chick

I ever met, so I got to ask.

How do you control yourself
around so many hot, sweaty men?

(soft laughter)

Only hard part's the smell, sir.

(soft laughter)

Visual on the LZ.
I have the control.

MADANI:
You have the controls.

RICHARD:
Go, go, go, go, go!

(helicopter whirring)

RICHARD (over radio):
Okay, gentlemen. Let's move.

They've gone silent.

They went internal comms.
Shut us out.

Yeah, they can do
what they want.

(explosion, gunfire in distance)

We're just the taxi drivers.
Right, Jimmy?

That's what Jess tells the kid
when he asks what I do.

He just had a birthday, right?

Yep, seven years old.

Big fan of 20 Questions,
by the way.

I'll tell him
to steer clear of you.

They have the package.

(vehicle approaching)

Technical, 11 o'clock!

JIMMY:
I don't have a shot!

RICHARD:
Keep moving, keep moving!

Man down!

You fly. I'm on radio.

GALLO: This is Darkhorse,
we're in a TIC.

One technical, six tangos,
wounded CAG.

RICHARD:
Go!

(gunfire continues)

RICHARD:
Go, go, go, go!

Up with four and one!

GALLO:
Up with four and one.

(yells)

(screams)

Madani's been hit!

I have the controls.

(Madani panting)

JIMMY:
We got an RPG.

RPG at four o'clock!

What?
Everyone brace!

(inhales sharply)

(grunts)

(soldiers shouting in distance)

(exhales)

MADANI:
Hey, Lieutenant Porter.

You're up early.

Yeah, I've got
a briefing at 0630.

Got to swing by my place first.

My other boyfriend
always stays for breakfast.

Well, my other girlfriend
always makes me breakfast, so...

Oh, is that right?

Oh, that's right, yeah.
Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.
(chuckles)

(hisses)

Sorry.

First day back, huh?

You okay?

I'm good.

You know, you and Gallo,
you did everything you could.

You followed procedure,
you tried to find the others.

Babe.

I said I'm good.

Okay?

I will see you at formation.

Huh?

(door opens, closes)

ANNA (moaning):
Yes. Say it.

GALLO: Hooah!
Say it again!

Hooah!

(panting)

GALLO:
Oh, dang.

I got PT in 15.

Hey, uncuff me.

Come on.
Uh-uh.

Come on. Seriously.

(both laugh)

Got to go.
All right!

You've been drinking
all night, cowboy.

Anyone can run
eight miles sober.

Real test is doing it drunk.

(grunts)

(sniffles)
(grunts)

* Better...

Can you, uh, lock the
door when you go?

(clicks tongue)
Hooah.

Oh...

* Do a little better.

MAX:
* Hello, my baby

* Hello, my honey,
hello, my ragtime girl *

* Send me a kiss by wire

* Baby, my heart's on fire.
A little loud.

Maybe you could try singing
something else today, huh?

Or you could sing it with me
like Dad does.

Let's go.
When does Dad get back
from his trip?

Soon, sweetie. Soon.

MAN:
One, two, three...
PLATOON: One!

One, two, three...
Two!

One, two, three...
Three!

One, two, three...
Four!

Platoon, halt.

Carry on.

MAN:
Platoon, exercise.

One, two, three...
One!

One, two, three...
Two!

Morning, Corporal.

(beeping)

(lock buzzes)

(exhales)

Last time I saw you,
we both looked a lot worse.

That...
COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR:
Shadow Raiders!

Attention!

Shadow Raiders
company formed, sir.

Today we welcome back to duty

Captain Leland Gallo

and Warrant Officer Nora Madani.

I have the honor
of presenting you both

with the Distinguished
Flying Cross

for valor and perseverance

in the face of extreme odds.
Congratulations,
Captain Gallo, great job.

Of course, sir.
HASKINS: After your aircraft
was damaged by enemy fire,

you safely evac'd your team

before performing
a high-risk ditch maneuver.

Congratulations there, Nora.
When you were then unable

to contact the others,

you deployed your wilderness
survival training

until rescue was possible.

How's that leg doing?

Good, sir. Thank you.
Well done, soldiers.

Your actions are not only

a testament to this unit,

but the entire
Special Ops community.

SHADOW RAIDERS:
Hooah!

Now, let's take
a moment to honor those

who remain unaccounted for.

Sergeants Hendrix,
Balewa and Dallas

of the Delta Force
Combat Applications Group,

OGA Operator Richard

and our very own
Sergeant Jimmy Kam.

Our thoughts and prayers
are with them.

Sergeant Major,

dismiss the company.

COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR:
Shadow Raiders, dismissed!

SHADOW RAIDERS:
Hooah!

(indistinct chatter)

(quietly): Send those
two to my office.

Sir, I've been trying
to reach you.

It's better you didn't.

As long as nothing's changed.

No, nothing's changed.

We got other things
to think about, all right?

They're, uh, plugging us into
a training exercise this week.

N.O.E. course, below tree line.

(clicks tongue)
Get stoked.

Sir.

That decision we made
was a mistake.

Ever since, it's all
I can think about.

Captain Gallo, Chief Madani,

the colonel would like
to see you in his office.

Oh, and you're not
in Somalia anymore.

Better shave
that beard soon.

Great.

(knocking on door)

Captain Gallo.

Ms. Madani,
reporting as requested.

At ease.

All right, look.

I'll get right to it. Madani,

you're being placed
on administrative duty.

Gallo, you'll fly with someone
else for the time being.

I don't understand.
You just gave me a medal.

I know.

But you've been through a lot.

A downed bird, then six days
stuck in those mountains?

I think a break
from flying is warranted.

We both went through all that.

Captain Gallo has
much more experience

with combat stress.

With all due respect,

she's squared away, sir.

Did I not pass my psych eval?

You passed, yes.
But there were concerns.

Anxiety about getting back in
the cockpit, and your injury.

Now, I understand you're
still in some pain.

I'm fine.
My decision's made.

Sir, if you would just please...
Madani.

There are a lot of officers
in command who think

we shouldn't have opened
combat positions to women.

Let's not give them
any fodder, all right?

Yes, sir.

GALLO: Hey, three months
is nothing, all right?

I've had leftovers I've
kept longer than that.

Hey, what's going on?

I'm grounded. Three months.

Are you okay?
Do you know

how many times you've asked me
that since I got back?

(whistles)

Hey, where are you going?

If I'm not flying today, there's
something else I have to do.

(dog barking in distance)

(birds chirping)

(knocking on door)

Come in, it's open.

Oh, Jess.

I would've come earlier,

but I rehabbed in Germany.

I just got back Saturday.
It's okay.

Sit.

I've been watching
Max's cartoons.

Anything to distract me.

Jess, is there
anything I can do?

I need answers.

I mean, they won't even tell me
what country it happened in.

(quietly):
Mission is classified.

It's always classified.

Do you have any idea

what it's like
being married to somebody

who can't tell you
where they are going

or when they are coming back?

Jess. I'm so sorry.
It's not fair.

You and Gallo don't
even have families.

Why are you the ones
that get to c...?

Oh.

I don't mean that.

No, you're right.

It's not fair.

* Will you be

* My cool companion?

* And I...

GALLO: You realize
this is fraternizing,

you coming here alone.

We need to talk, sir.

* Will you be...

All right.

* My cool companion?

You want something?
No.

I, uh, went back to the colonel
about your desk duty situation.

He wasn't having it. Should
have Porter give it a try.

Colonel loves
his Eagle Scout ass.

I'm not here about desk duty.

I thought you said
nothing's changed.

We got medals today.

You don't feel any
guilt about that?

Yeah. Yeah, I feel guilt.

But allow me to quote
the great Justin Bieber.

"Too late now
to say I'm sorry."

I don't understand how you're
so fine about everything.

We lied in our debriefs.

We made that decision together.

And if we get caught?

Look, it's paranoia talking.

Mission review is closed.

We're good, as long
as our stories matched.

I said everything
we agreed on.

All right.

Richard bailed with the prisoner

and that's the last
we saw of them.

Great. There's no problem then.

There is for me.

I want to come clean.

You're out of your mind.

There's something bigger
going on here.
We've been over this.

Richard lied
about the prisoner. Why?

Telling the truth
won't help find Jimmy.

It's not gonna help anyone,
least of all you.

I joined the Army to be
one of the good guys.

That is not how this feels.

Well, people don't want
boots on the ground,

so this is what war is now.

Covert ops, blurred lines.

That's what you joined.

Nice speech.

Yeah, been giving that
to myself a lot lately

because we don't
have a choice.

We need to keep
our mouths shut.

(whispering):
You're right.

(telephone rings)

JESS: Sweetie,
can you get that?

Hello?

Daddy?

When are you coming home?

I-I miss you.

(grunts)

(shouts)

(panting)

(groans)
Okay.

All right.

Okay. Come on, come on.

Get up. Get up.

What happened up there?

They shoved a sat phone
in my hand,

told me to dial my wife.

Said they'd shoot me
if I didn't.

So you called their bluff.

I wanted to hear her voice.

Lieutenant Porter here is
one of our best intel officers.

He'll be your
primary liaison.

Ma'am.

Anyone ever tell you you
look like an action figure?

No, ma'am.

You're adorable.

Follow me.

Last night,
Jimmy Kam called home

on a scrambled sat phone.

He's been captured,

along with one of the CAG
operators, Sergeant Hendrix.

This is Thea from OGA.

It's "Thay-a."

Her team will be embedding
with us for a while.

These are the first POWs
since Bergdahl.

That is not a good thing,

in case any of you are fuzzy
on the situation.

Everyone from POTUS on down

has been briefed and our orders
here are to keep this quiet.

All right, play the video.

DEBRIEFER:
All right, Mrs. Kam,

I need you to tell me
what happened last night.

JESS:
My son answered the phone.

Jimmy asked him to put me on.

He explained what happened.

There were four of them

that bailed out
of the Black Hawk together,

him and three Delta Force guys.

They got surrounded.

Two got killed.

Jimmy and Sergeant Hendrix

ran out of ammunition
and they got captured.

DEBRIEFER: Did your husband
mention a man named Richard

or the prisoner
they had in custody?

JESS:
He said that they were still

in the Black Hawk
when he bailed.

DEBRIEFER:
What else did Jimmy tell you?

JESS:
There are demands.

50 ISIS prisoners

in exchange for the two of them.

And then the line went dead.

THEA: We believe that
they're in the Golis Mountains

being held by one of the
warlords that control that area.

Our best guess is this man.

Khalid Samatar.
Your best guess.

That's-that's all you got?

It's Captain Gallo, right?

And Ms. Madani.
The ones who made it back.

We did what we were
trained to do.

Oh, I know.
I read your debriefs.

And I wouldn't be here
if you hadn't crashed your helo.

Now, we expect that

when Samatar's people
make contact again,

it'll be
through an intermediary.

This first volley was more
about theatrics than anything.

As for Richard and the prisoner,

Mrs. Kam's account corroborates
the one that we already have.

They evac'd the Black Hawk
after the others

and continue to be MIA.

HASKINS:
But our focus is on the ones

we know are alive.
Now, we've been informed

that a prisoner exchange
is off the table.

So, that means

the only way they get out
is we break them out.

Yeah.
Good.
Now, we are assembling a team

to plan and execute
a rescue mission.

OGA on logistics, CAGs
doing the door-kicking

and us providing transpo.

Gallo, Suarez, Sood and Nilsson,
you'll be flying.

Porter, DeWaal and Branch,
TacOps.

Green and Madani,
you'll handle flight planning.

THEA: We have to find them
first, but make no mistake,

we will bring them home.

Until then,
you are stuck with us.

Sir, you have to let me
fly this mission.

You're grounded, Madani.

I know those mountains.

I studied them like crazy
before we went in.

Not only that,
Captain Gallo and I

have been paired up for a year.

Look, I already got
this OGA kid up my ass.

I don't need you in there, too.

The psychologist said
I'm fine to fly.

I don't understand why
you won't accept that.

Because Lieutenant Porter
asked me not to.

Why would he do that?

He knows you better
than anyone.

He doesn't think
you're squared away.

Sir, we all know how
you got your Silver Star.

Firefight in Fallujah.

You went back
for an injured soldier

who was left behind.

All I'm asking is that
you let me do the same.

You will have to prove
you're up to it.

However you want.

You will fly the
Nap-of-the-Earth exercise

on Thursday, but you will
do it as pilot-in-command.

Captain Gallo won't touch
the controls unless you choke.

Now, you've never
done below tree line

on your own, have you?

No, sir.

Then I suggest
you start practicing.

Thank you, sir.

Nora. I can explain, Nora.

You went behind my back.

No, I tried to talk to
you and you wouldn't.

Because I'm fine.

Do you think I don't notice
you taking those pills?

The doctor said as needed

and I would never take them
when I'm flying.
Nora, I...

You know, when I
joined this unit,

I knew I would have
to work twice as hard

to prove myself to them,
and I'm fine with that,

but to you, too?

That's messed up.

(winces)

GALLO: I don't know how you
changed the colonel's mind,

but I'm impressed.

You ready
for your practice run?

Yes, sir.

We're taking Adele?
Yup.

(Gallo laughs)

Let's do it.

Hey, whoa.
Hold up, hold up.

Before they can hear us,

it isn't normal for OGA
to sweep in like this.

There is something
bigger going on here.

Now, if we're gonna
get Jimmy out safe,

we need to know what.

So, you agree with me now?

First step is to ID the prisoner
we had that night.

Yeah. I got a friend
who could help.

I'm on it.

Renegade One-Two.

Adele is ready to roll
in the deep.

DISPATCHER:
Renegade One-Two,

hangar 02.

Roger. Clear for takeoff.

You nervous?

No, sir.

("Ran" by Future Islands
playing)

* Ingest

* Where it goes

* Nobody sees but me

* So perfect and so sweet

* But the rest

* Feels incomplete

* Oh, like the rabbit's foot
I keep *

* In the locket with no key...

I couldn't get us clearance
for the actual course today,

but this will do
for practice.

How did you get permission
for residential?

It's empty.

Developer went belly-up,
never finished it.

All right, bring her
down below the roofs,

then shoot down the line.

120 knots.

* How it sings as it goes

* Flight of field,
driving snow... *

Right turn.

You're drifting.
Watch out.

(screams)

Trees, Madani.

Everyone, brace!

You need to pull up...

now!

(panting)

You almost killed us both.

I know.

Everyone brace!

We lost engine two!

JIMMY:
Confirmed. Fire on engine two!

GALLO:
She's shaking like crazy.

We're gonna have
to bring her down.
MADANI: We need

to get as far away
from the tangos as possible.

GALLO: No. We're not
making it much farther.

Find me someplace safe.

All I see is rocks down there.

There's a lake.
West-southwest, two klicks.

We need to evac the others
before we ditch.

It's too dangerous otherwise.

Listen up! We're gonna bring her
to a hover over the water.

You all bail, then we'll get
as far from you as we can.

30 seconds out.

He'll drown with
that hood on.

It's not coming off.

JIMMY: Go, go, go, now!
Out soldier, now!

Go, go, go, go!

I can't hold the hover.
We're moving.

(hyperventilating)

I'm losing controls.

We're going down.

Hey! Hey!

(muffled):
Help me.

This is it!

Mm...
(sniffs)

Morning.

Sorry I'm late.

Slept like crap.
Yeah, I bet.

All that guilt over nearly
killing us yesterday.

I'm gonna hit the
simulator hard

between now and
the flight test.

I'll be ready.

Here is the first batch.

This is... Anna.
Nora.

She's getting us the personnel
records for the 802.

Hope you find what you're
looking for, cowboy.

(Anna chuckles)

So how, exactly,
do you know her?

We go out now and then.

She's into some kinky stuff.
Loves handcuffs.

Yeah, I did not need
to know that.

This is definitely
the tattoo I saw.

They told us we were targeting
a Somali national that night.

Yeah. Instead we get
an American soldier.

Let's find his face.

Yeah.

(phone vibrating)

It's Jess.

Go. I'll keep looking.

If I get bored, I'll just take
a handcuff break.

(soldiers sounding off,
counting off calisthenics)

I need to ask
you something.
Yeah?

What's OGA?

"Other government agency."

It's a euphemism we use
for the CIA.

They made me sign something
that said I can't tell anybody

about Jimmy being captured...
not even my son.

Right now, Jimmy's a lot more
valuable alive.

If this leaks, the situation
gets less stable.

This is insane.

I can't talk to anyone,
I can't know anything.

I'm just supposed to
sit here and wait?

I don't understand how
you live like that.

It's how Jimmy lives, too.

And I've never been
able to understand it.

I am going to get myself
on the team that goes in,

and we will get him back.

But you need to promise me
something, too.

You won't give up.

(loud boom)

DRILL INSTRUCTOR:
Present arms!

(bugle blowing
retreat ceremony call)

(sighs heavily)

Son of a bitch.

Excuse me, ma'am,
you asked to see me?

Yes, I did.
Thanks for coming.

I understand you
and Ms. Madani are a couple.

That's right.

We met in the 101st.

When I put in a packet for
Special Ops, she did, too.

It's, it's when they started
taking female pilots.

And, tell me, what are your
thoughts on Captain Gallo?

I'm not sure what you mean.

They went through
a lot together.

That can create
intense feelings.

He's her commanding officer.

The rules around that
are very clear.

One last thing.

Monday evening, she
left base alone,

stayed out several hours.

You're checking our exit logs?

We're running a
deep-black operation.

I'm just doing
my due diligence.

Any idea where she went?

I believe she went
to a movie, ma'am.

I could ask her which one.

Thank you, Lieutenant.

No need.

Hey rotor-head. You awake?

I need you to think.
What'd you hear upstairs?

Men's voices.
How many?

Four or five.

Okay. Anything else?

A call to prayer
fr-from the outside.

We're near a village.

Okay. That's good.

What direction did
the sound come from?

From the right, maybe...

ten feet from the top
of the stairs.

There was a breeze
from that direction, too.

That's an exit.

We should do it here,
before they move us again.

We're gonna get our
hands free, okay,

we'll have surprise
on our side.

We're gonna overpower them,
we're gonna take their weapons.

No, no. No, no!
And we are gonna fight
our way out.

No way that'll work.
We'll get ourselves killed.

You want to wait here until
they cut our heads off?

I don't know.

We have a shot...
and we got to take it.

Okay, this empty neighborhood
was creepy enough

when we were flying through it,
but this is next level.

Hey, it's secure.
We can't be too careful.

It reminds me of a war...
A war zone, yeah, I know.

So, what'd you find?

(clears throat)
All right.

802nd Infantry,
4th Brigade.

His name is Davis Goundry.

He's listed as killed
in action in 2014.

That's impossible.
Yeah, I know.

We saw him alive a month ago.
We stumbled onto
something here.

No idea what it means.

We need to take it
to the colonel.
And say what?

"Hey, we saw a dead
guy in Somalia"?

"Oh, and by the way,
we lied in our debriefs"?

We can't do anything
until we have a lot more.

I don't know how much longer
I can keep this up.

I've told so many lies,
I've lost count.

My flying's gone to hell, too.

I thought I was
stronger than this.

You know what your problem is?

I can't wait for you to tell me.

You're too hard on yourself.

Duty is not the opposite
of weakness.

It's the cure for weakness.

That's bleak.

I like structure,
okay? Rules.

There was a time
when I didn't have it.

I told a lot of lies.

I hurt a lot of people.
It was bad.

Mm. You know... you need to
find a way to blow off steam.

What, like kinky sex
with admins?

Hey.
Yeah.

Don't knock it
till you try it.
Yeah, no thanks.

I think I'll stick to drumming.

Drumming?
Yeah.

Drums are a lot like
flying helos.

Hands and feet
moving separately.

So I bought a kit.

(laughing)

All right. You like
banging stuff, huh?

I got just the thing.

Reason I started coming here
in the first place.

(inhales sharply)

(groaning, shouting)

Want to try it? Come on.

Why not?

Go wild, baby.

Yeah.

Yeah!
(laughing):
Hooah!

Show that wall.

Yeah!

GALLO:
Hooah! Let go! Yes!

Yeah. All right,
whoa, whoa, whoa, hey, hey.

You're freaking me out.
Hey, Nora.

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

Hey.

(panting)

You all right?

* You can holler, you can wail

* You can swing, you can flail

* You can thump
like a broken sail *

* But I'll never give you up

* If I ever give you up

* My heart will surely fail

*

We could be court-martialed
for this.

We already have secrets.
What's one more?

No.

You can't tell me
you don't want this, too.

Duty is the cure for weakness.

Sir.

* If I could be alone...

What are you doing here?

Came by to talk to you
about something.

Didn't expect you'd
be out till 1:00.

Well, you should've
called first.

Now, my other girlfriend,
she likes it

when I surprise her, so...

* If I could be alone...

You're not gonna tell me
where you were?

Needed to clear my head.

The other night, too?

* Needs a space to be in...

Look, OGA has her eye on you.

That's what I came
here to say.

You have any idea why?

* Flowing through space...

Look, Ian, I'm tired.

And I have
my flight test tomorrow.

I-I work in intelligence.

It-it is my job

to know when someone
is hiding something.

And you are.

* Threads flowing...

Ever since you got back.

* Through space

* Everyone can breathe now...

You can tell me, Nora.

There's nothing to tell.

* Everyone can breathe now.

(door closes)

(drums continue)

GALLO:
System?

MADANI: Check.
GALLO: Flight instruments?

MADANI: Set.
GALLO: Fuel system?

Direct.

Rock and roll.

Are we good?

All squared away.

* Give me a hand,
give me a hand *

* Give me a hand, give me
a hand... *

(helicopter blades whirring)

* I'd cut out my tongue
for things to say *

* Just to break the spell *

* I'd trade all my luck
for cards to play *

* And I play them well *

* I cool myself off
to feel the heat *

* You're accustomed to hell... *

I think it's time you told me.

What is that thing?

It was a gift
from a little Afghan girl.

She said, until me, she didn't
know women could be soldiers.

Now it's your rabbit's foot?
It's kept me alive so far.

Let's hope
that doesn't change today.

PILOT:
This is Renegade One-Three,
we've got the left course.

PILOT 2: Roger.
This is Renegade One-Four,

I've got the right course.

MADANI: Roger that. Renegade
One-Two, we're down the middle.

* I'll trade a window
for a wall *

* I have to rise
for you to fall. *

* Hello, my baby

* Hello, my honey,
hello, my ragtime gal *

* Send me a kiss by wire

* Baby, my heart's on fire

* If you refuse me, I...

(shouting)

JIMMY:
God, ugh...

* Hello, my baby

* Hello, my honey, hello...

(grunting)

* Give me a kiss by wire...

You're almost through.

Heads up!
Branch at one o'clock...

Nice. Okay.

This is the end.

You got to pull up.

(whoops)

You did it, Madani.

Hooah.

(whirring, rapid beeping)

Sounds like we lost an engine.

Confirmed. Engine two out.

(metal shrieking)

We just lost them both.

(alarm beeping)

COMPUTER:
Low rotor, low rotor...
Confirmed.

Both engines are dead.
How's that even possible?

The crew chief checked
everything this morning.
Main RPM is dropping.

Restart with A.P.U.
No. We got to
initiate autorotation.

We're losing altitude.
Yes, sir.

MADANI:
Reducing collective.

RPM rising.

80, 85.

Not enough.

You need to get
the air speed up.

COMPUTER:
Low rotor, low rotor...

MADANI:
RPM is at a hundred percent.

We're 60 feet off deck.

Cyclic back,

collective up,

pedal in.

(clattering)

(alarm beeping)

(exhales)

Congratulations.

Now you passed my test, too.

What?

I shut the engines off.

Why would you do that?

I needed to be sure you could
hold up under pressure.

Last time, you froze.

(radio crackles)

Don't you ever do
anything like that

to me again, you understand?

It was a training exercise.

I need to be able
to trust you, Gallo.

Whoa, whoa.
If we can't trust

each other,
we can't trust anyone.

(helicopter whirring)

(radio crackles)

Renegade One-Two,

returning to base.

MAN (over radio):
Renegade One-Two,

Anchor Zero-Two, RTB.

(grunting)

You got it?

All right. Now,
your turn. Come on.

You got it. Okay.

All right. Hey, hey!

Hey. Hey.

This is it, rotor-head.

Okay? We're all in now.

Okay.

Sit up.

(grunting)
(zip tie snaps)

CRANK:
All right.

(helicopter door opens)

Nice work, soldier.

Yeah, thank you, sir.

Yes, congratulations.

I look forward to
working together,

Ms. Madani.

Welcome to Operation Perseus.

I'm proud of you.

About last night...

We don't have to talk
about it right now.

Let's go.

You killed it.

(chuckles)

(laughs softly)

(grunting)

Come on.

Okay.

(Madani and Gallo panting)

He's not breathing.

(coughing)

You should've let him drown.

Step away, Captain.

Wait a minute.

I'm an American citizen!

Don't let him do this!

I gave you
an order, Captain.

Move, or I will
shoot through you.

Listen to me.
His name is Richard Lasky,

and he's the one
who sent me here!

Your choice, soldier.

(panting)

(grunts)

It's pitch black.

I lost him out there.

He's dead.

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