All language subtitles for JAG S03E08 Above and Beyond

Mr. Carbison?

Mr. Carbison, listen to me.

We'll give you one last chance to save
your worthless life.

Wish to die?

We're going in for a closer look.

It's no use, sir.

Finish it.

He wasted our time.

Get him now!

Get on your feet!

On your feet!

Who are you?

Maybe Seals.

You know how to use this. I'm a
diplomat.

Point is good. Let's go.

With father's footsteps as a naval
aviator, Lieutenant Commander Harmon

suffered a crash while landing his
Tomcat on a storm -tossed carrier at

Diagnosed with night blindness, Harm
transferred to the Navy's Judge Advocate

General Corps, which investigates,
defends, and prosecutes the law of the

There, with fellow JAG lawyer Major
Sarah McKenzie, he now fights in and out

the courtroom with the same daring and
tenacity that made him a top gun in the

air.

Undersecretary of State Lawrence
Culbertson was rescued last night from

terrorists. A Lieutenant Curtis Rivers,
platoon commander for SEAL Team 7, got

Culbertson out single -handedly.
Attention on deck. As you were.

Leave it to the SEALs. Worthy sentiment,
Commander, since they are the most

effective strike force in the world.
Absolutely, Admiral.

Apparently, the President agrees with
me. He asked the Secretary of Navy to

nominate Lieutenant Rivers for the Medal
of Honor.

Must have been one hell of a rescue,
sir.

Culbertson's the president's point man
in the Middle East peace talks.

Rivers saved him without regard for his
own personal safety and accounted for

eight enemy casualties.

Anyway, Secnav wants Jag to determine if
Lieutenant Rivers is actually entitled

to the medal.

You want us to investigate the incident?

Not just the incident, Major.

The president wants assurance there is
nothing in Lieutenant Rivers' past that

might cause embarrassment.

To Lieutenant Rivers or the president?

Lieutenant Rivers and his men have
returned to the Naval Special Warfare

Coronado. You will find him on
instructor detail.

All of us to California?

Unless you have other plans.

No, sir.

Good.

Expect a full and fair evaluation.

Ignore the politics.

And remember, you need testimony from
two eyewitnesses.

Yes,

sir.

Oh, and don't let the fact that I'm a
former SEAL influence your decision.

Absolutely not, sir.

We just got our orders, Harriet.

We leave in a few hours.

I know it wrecks our plans.

I'm going to miss you, too.

I can't wait to get back.

Really?

No, it's just that I've heard that
stiletto heels can be bad for your

I'll get right on that, Captain Harwick.

I didn't know Bruce Harwick wore
stiletto heels.

Sir, did you know that the first Navy
SEAL who won the Congressional Medal of

Honor was Senator Bob Carey? Did you
know that you're beet red right now? You

know, he wasn't a senator when he
received the medal. He was a Lieutenant

sir. Nice diversion, bud.

Yeah, yeah, he lost a leg leading a SEAL
raid against Viet Cong snipers, but was

still able to direct a counterattack,
which, which... Yes, sir?

Would you get on the computer and pull
up everything you can on Lieutenant

Rivers? Let's see who we're dealing
with.

Aye, aye, sir.

I spoke with the Secretary of the Navy
personally about Lieutenant Rivers.

So why is the Judge Advocate General
Corps involved in this? This is strictly

routine, sir.

My guess is that the second half is
routinely covering his butt.

Well, we have no knowledge of that, sir.

You folks believe in heroes?

Yes, sir.

I suppose so.

I never did.

When soldiers shoot at each other I that
usually means that I failed But this

man this this lieutenant rivers He
risked his life to protect me he never

hesitated he never doubted he just stood
there in the line of fire shooting back

and Then he carried me to safety He
didn't even know me

That's a true hero

Get your helmet. Get on your covers.
Hurry up.

Come on, do that. Let's go.

Quick, please.

Class, let's go.

Love, PT. Let's go. Let's go.

Get them off, ladies.

Get them off. Hurry up.

Hurry up. Ready.

Begin.

Any of you little kittens want to quit?

and cookies for anybody who wants to
cast their chips and ring the bell. I

cake for the officers. Anybody?

No, sir!

What do you think of this? G .I. Jane?

No, sir!

You want to stay and fight?

No, sir!

Let me hear you!

No, sir!

A SEAL must focus on the mission, must
accomplish its goal, regardless of its

injury, the pain, the heat, the cold.

We're here to train your minds as well
as your bodies. Your mind can teach your

body how to function. Your strength. not
in your muscles it's in your brains in

your brains now why don't you get your
brains to get your legs to do another

five left let's go

Gigi Roberts, we'd like to talk to you.

Do I have to talk back, sir?

Bronze star for heroism in Panama.

Bringing a CIA operative in a daring
raid on the Carcel Modelo prison.

And a letter of instruction for
disrespect toward a superior

officer.

Nominated for the Navy Cross for bravery
in capturing an Iraqi oil platform in

the Gulf during Desert Storm.

denied the cross, and issued a warning
for violating an order of the same

nature.

If a brother improvises, especially a
brother who's a Mustang, he gets written

up. If a white boy from the academy does
the exact same thing, he's showing

individual initiative.

A brother?

An African American.

A black man.

A Negro.

Don't play the race card with us,
Lieutenant.

Let's get a couple things straight,
Major.

One, I don't play.

And two, I'm just stating the facts.

Speaking of facts, Lieutenant, I didn't
get much out of your after -action

report on the mission in Lebanon. The
information was sketchy at best.

So I'm right.

I fight.

Care to tell us what happened that
night?

I rescued an undersecretary of state.

Any details?

I'll leave that up to you, Commander.

Perhaps you don't understand our
assignment.

You want to make sure I'm not an
embarrassment.

The first thing the two of you asked me
was about the Dean's and my service

record.

I know all about the Navy and its
lawyers.

You don't know about us, Lieutenant.

And quite frankly, you're not helping
your cause any. I don't have a cause,

Commander. I just do my job.

I let you pencil pushers do yours.

The Navy Cross won't make me a better
SEAL.

Lieutenant, you're not up for the Navy
Cross.

You've been nominated for the Medal of
Honor.

For conspicuous gallantry and
intrepidity above and beyond the call of

What's the real reason?

The President believes you've earned it.

Chief, we need to debrief you about the
night under Secretary Coulson's address.

I'll tell you what I know.

That would be refreshing.

Lieutenant Rivers is not much of a
talker, ma 'am.

Well, why don't you tell us what
happened that night?

Okay.

We came ashore in two Zodiacs, and we
left them at the insert extract point

proceeded south to an observational
rally point about 300 yards from where

hostage was being held.

We were there for recon.

A ranger team was tasked with the
rescue, and they were due in 10 minutes.

What happened to change the mission?

Lieutenant Rivers believed Culbertson
was in imminent danger.

The rangers hadn't shown up yet, so the
lieutenant decided to do a closer recon

on the building.

He took Douglas with him.

Douglas got hit.

The lieutenant went in on his own.

Is that standard procedure?

Well, there's nothing standard about
lieutenant's procedures, ma 'am.

It's getting hot out here, isn't it? Why
don't we go on inside? My wife's making

some lemonade.

Did you see Lieutenant Rivers pull
Culbertson out?

No, sir. We were taking fire from the
sentries. They had my full attention.

We got company, honey.

Be right there.

Please. Thanks.

So what do you think about what the
lieutenant did, Chief?

He's a real deal deal, sir.

So you admire him?

Lieutenant is a result -oriented person,
ma 'am. That good or bad?

The men are often challenged by his
orders, sir.

Wasn't that his job, to test you, to
keep you combat ready?

The lieutenant likes to improvise.

Isn't that what fields are trained to
do, improvise? Oh, man.

No, you plan your dive and you dive your
plan.

A year and a half ago, we lost our
explosives man in Angola.

It didn't have to happen.

Six months ago, during downed pilot
training in Nevada, three members of our

team were injured rappelling into a
ravine.

You don't like the lieutenant, do you?

The lieutenant and I have never
socialized.

Does that answer your question, sir?

How does it feel to be taking orders
from an African -American chief?

Anybody thirsty?

I'm used to that, sir.

Remember that, Major McKenzie?

This is my wife, Sandy.

Hi. Hello.

See, Commander, I don't object to
Lieutenant Rivers because he's black.

I object to him because he gets people
killed.

Major McKenzie. John Barrow. Special
assistant to the President.

It's good to meet you.

How's the investigation going?

Well, we don't have enough information
to form an opinion yet, sir.

That's a politician's answer, Commander.

Is there a problem?

Not that we know of. We just want to be
thorough.

I support that.

Lieutenant's an African -American. It's
important he be afforded fair treatment.

As should a man of any color, sir.

Agreed. But keep in mind, in World War
II, 433 medals of honor were awarded,

none to African Americans. Until the
current administration.

If that's correct, 50 years after the
fact.

Mr. Barrow, you are not suggesting we
make up for past discrimination by

awarding the medal to someone who hasn't
earned it, are you? Commander, the

president believes that awarding a medal
to a minority would promote national

healing. It would help bring us
together.

For a good photo op.

Come for the meatloaf.

That's my favorite.

I've already told you everything you
need to know about me.

Okay, let's talk about the meatloaf.

Said it's a hell of a lot better than
the MREs in Desert Storm.

You led the SEAL diversion at Mena Saud,
didn't you?

I came up in Zodiac, swam ashore, laid
C4 down along the beach.

Man, you must have been close enough to
the Iraqis to smell them.

Yeah, one of them almost stepped on my
head.

They detonated the plastic.

First we planted buoys in the water.

As if you were marking the way for
landing craft.

Right.

When that C4 went off, the Iraqis
thought we were doing an amphibious

And then Storm and Norman took the
troops and the armor right over ground.

It was great.

So it was all a feint.

Right.

Just like the three of you pretended to
love my sea stories.

He's trying to make conversation,
Lieutenant.

You got something to ask me, then ask
it.

All right.

How do you get along with Chief Wilkins?

That's between us.

Do you want this medal, Rivers?

It's just a trinket.

You know, General Patton once said he
would sell his soul for the Medal of

Honor.

General Patton wasn't a seal.

We don't do what we do for the ribbons,
ma 'am.

Men die for their buddies.

Others die for their country.

And some die for no reason at all.

But no one, no one I know, ever died for
a medal.

Excuse me.

Once in a while, Lieutenant.

What's going on? That's Leonard Kress
from World Update magazine.

Lieutenant is the subject of a photo
essay. Kind of a day -in -the -life

of a battle hero.

Thing is, he's not very animated.

I wouldn't ask him to smile. I'm going
to make sure those muscles work.

things to her.

You're the only one who can save her.

Save her!

Come on, save her!

Ah, this crowd's got a soft shell. Throw
it back in the pot and we'll have them

for dinner. Come on!

Don't do it!

Simon, get back with your class.

He's no longer a member of that class.
Catch up!

There were sentries on the roof of the
building, and I took a hit in the gut.

Are you going to be all right?

I lost six feet of my large intestines,
ma 'am.

I'm going to have to wear a bag and eat
cream of wheat for the rest of my life.

Petty officer Douglas, we are looking
for confirmation of Lieutenant Rivers'

actions during the rescue.

I'm afraid I can't help you, sir.

Why is that?

Because I didn't see the lieutenant's
actions.

other than he took out a guard and
entered the building, and then I got

And after that, I didn't see anything
else.

Next thing I know, Chief Wilkins was
bending over me in the boat.

How do you feel about Lieutenant Rivers?

Lieutenant Rivers is the leader of my
team, sir.

Do you have an opinion about whether he
deserves the Medal of Honor?

Well, as far as I'm concerned...

There were no heroes that night.

We're looking for details, Petty Officer
Hanna. There are gaps in our

understanding of the events.

I'll do what I can, sir.

Did you witness Lieutenant Rivers'
rescue under Secretary Culverston?

No, sir, I did not.

I thought SEALs were trained to be
observant.

Yes, ma 'am. We're also trained to be
smart.

Are you saying Lieutenant Rivers wasn't
smart?

I'm saying Lieutenant Rivers was stupid.

In what way?

What happened that night?

Lieutenant Rivers was listening to the
kidnappers through a parabolic mic.

We're going in for a closer look.

Lieutenant, Rangers will be here in ten
minutes.

The hostages will be dead by then. We're
going in. Our mission is recon, not

rescue, sir.

I just changed our mission. You got a
problem with that? It's affirmative,

We are not prepared for rescue.

We're prepared if I say we're prepared.

We got no plan, no backup.

This is my plan. This is my backup.

Your plan is to get people killed.

What did you say?

With all due respect, sir, I believe
changing this mission now is reckless in

your mind. Tell that to the man inside
that building who's getting ready to be

executed. We don't know that for sure.

Are you refusing to obey my order?

No, sir.

Douglas, you and I are going up to the
building to recon.

The others will stay here for cover and
backup.

Move it out.

Roger.

By attacking the building, Lieutenant
Rivers revealed our presence. He also

endangered the hostage.

But if he believed Culbertson was about
to be killed... Culbertson was a

valuable hostage. Why would they
suddenly kill him?

So the lieutenant acted recklessly.

Yes, ma 'am. That's what I've been
saying.

Thank you, Petty Officer.

You're welcome, sir. As you were.

We trying to reward someone for
needlessly endangering his men?

It's only one man's testimony, Mac.

Yeah, but it's the only testimony we've
got.

What is your problem, mister?

What is your problem?

You make me sick.

You are the sorry bunch of filth. Why
don't you go join the Coast Guard?

Not your typical medal -winning
personality.

Santa River's medal is in serious
jeopardy, bud.

He may not only lose the medal, he could
very well be facing a charge of

dereliction of duty.

Ambulance chasing?

Social call.

Well, I would venture a guess,
Lieutenant, that you have never been

The Navy wanted me to have a wife.
They'd issue me one with my dog tags and

sea bag.

Being the wife of a Navy SEAL is no
picnic.

All the separations, they don't know
where you are.

It doesn't promote a real close
relationship.

I saw what it did to my parents.

I don't want no part of it.

My dad, he loved the Navy.

Never made it above the rank of seaman.

That's him in the middle.

Seaman Edgar Rivers.

Would have made one hell of an officer.

Never made it out of the galley.

Did you know in the entire history of
the United States Navy, there wasn't a

black officer until near the end of
World War II?

Yeah, the Navy's making up for that.

Yeah, a little too late for my father.

He lived and breathed the Navy.

Until he died.

He died in a brig.

Busted and rank and broken in spirit.

What was the offense?

Someone stole some money out of the
officer's woodroom.

They blamed my pop.

Court -martialed him.

He hanged himself in his cell.

I'm sorry.

Six months later, a white bosun's maid
admitted to the crime after being busted

doing the same thing on another ship.

The JAG officer prosecuted my father.

Another one defended him.

Neither one of them believed him.

Well, that explains why you feel the way
you do about Navy lawyers.

I was just a toddler at the time.

I don't really remember much.

But I did get to read the letters that
he wrote my mom while I was in prison.

No bitterness.

Not one shred of hate in the man.

Must have had a big heart.

He did.

Doesn't run in the family, though.

That is so sweet.

Harriet? What? I can't hear you.

It's Bud Roberts, Jr.

Let me call you later when I get to the
room.

I miss you.

Me too.

Bye.

Hey, you seen?

Yeah.

Excuse me, could I get another
pineapple?

Sure. Three in one night. You surprised
me, Bud.

I'm drowning in my sorrows, ma 'am.

You got it bad, Lieutenant.

Permission to speak freely, ma 'am?

Look at the black kettle calling the pot
the same thing.

I am not lovesick, bud.

You called the commander Dalton.

I did not.

Yes, you did. Twice.

I can't believe you didn't say anything.

I think he's just afraid of losing you,
ma 'am.

You're leaving Jag, aren't you, ma 'am?

No one's offered me anything yet, but...
What if they do?

Excuse me.

Where are you going?

I'd like to dedicate this to the

most important woman in my life.

I saw the flickering shadows of love on
the blind.

you a cigar, man?

I would be if they didn't taste like
goat patties.

I don't like them.

Now, if they could roll a bottle of Jack
in a tobacco leaf, it would be a

different story.

You know, my mother used to say that
stars were holes poked in the black

of night.

It's God's way of letting us know he was
still watching us from the other side.

Yeah, isn't it?

Yeah.

Didn't look at my killer that night.

Guess it didn't have much influence,
huh?

Lieutenant, I'm going to be honest with
you.

One of your men has accused you of
endangering the team and the hostage the

night of the rescue.

Claims you're out of control and acted
without discretion.

You must think you got me drunk enough
to answer your questions, huh?

He blames the casualties on your
inadequate leadership skills.

I'm giving you an opportunity to defend
yourself.

The truth shall not set us free.

If you actually believe that, then I
pity you.

Look, it's going to take a lot more than
cigars and bourbon and your pity to get

anything out of me.

Oh, yeah?

What would it take?

You know the secret to happiness,
Commander?

Yours, I don't.

I can't squeeze it out.

Without Lieutenant Rivers' account of
the events, I have to rely on the

testimony of his men.

Which is damning. Yes, sir.

And if you had to make a decision now?

I'd cancel mental considerations and
proceed with an investigation into

misconduct in the field.

Look, Commander, the SecNav is getting
pressure from the White House. He's

expecting us to give him some relief.

I understand that, sir. We're feeling it
here, too.

Well, there's got to be another way in.

The lieutenant is a hard case, sir. He
has zero support.

With the exception of Undersecretary
Culbertson.

The man saved my life.

For God's sake, I'm sorry if his men
were put in danger, but correct me if

wrong. Isn't it a dangerous job?

Damn straight.

So, what's the problem?

There seems to be some concern about
Lieutenant Rivers' behavior in the

It's extremely rare for a SEAL team to
publicly question one of their own,

especially their superior.

Are you saying that the lieutenant is
not worthy?

His men have raised serious questions.
Was the lieutenant in control? Was his

attitude acceptable?

Was he correct in changing the mission?

Yes, I would say, selfishly.

I understand how you feel, sir, but if
the lieutenant is to be awarded this

medal, I need more than just your
gratitude.

For example?

You were the only eyewitness to the
rescue. Can you remember anything else

it?

Anything in particular?

Any details you may have overlooked?

What do you remember about what went on
after the firefight?

Well, after the lieutenant brought me
out of the building, he hit me behind

rocks, and then when he came back, he
just... Wait a minute.

Came back from where? I don't know. I
saw this big red flare, and then he

reappeared, and he carried me out of
there.

Did Lieutenant Rivers set up a flare
after Culbertson's rescue?

Yes, sir. A red pop -up.

Thanks. Why?

Well, I was to notify us of Petty
Officer Douglas' position.

Douglas was down.

Yes, sir.

So the lieutenant took responsibility
for Douglas' safety as well?

Well, with all due respect, ma 'am, he
would not have needed to be saved if he

hadn't been endangered.

You're a difficult man to impress,
Chief.

Sir, Petty Officer Douglas was wounded
badly.

It was not a time for enthusiasm.

For the moment, put aside the fact that
Lieutenant Rivers changed the mission

and consider the events of the rescue.
Can you do that?

Yes, sir. I can do that. What is your
opinion now of what Lieutenant Rivers

You know the first rule of a SEAL's
team, sir?

Enlighten us, Chief.

Never leave your man.

What are you saying?

Douglas was by himself when we got
there.

Lieutenant fired the flare.

No left. With Culbertson on his back.
Yeah, but he abandoned his man, sir.

All right, what if Lieutenant Rivers
stayed behind to help Douglas, and as a

result, Undersecretary Culbertson was
killed?

That would be unfortunate.

But that rule exists for the sake of
undersecretaries everywhere.

Our bond is what makes SEALs successful.

So Lieutenant Rivers seriously violated
the SEAL code.

How the hell do you... Admiral?

I'm here. We're running out of time.
What do you have?

Well, sir, apparently Rivers left
Douglas alone in the process of rescuing

Undersecretary Culbertson.

Oh, this is bad news, Commander.

Well, he did it to save Culbertson's
life, sir.

Doesn't matter, Major.

SEALs do what they do because they can
rely on each other. The team is

everything. You never leave your man.

So we've discovered, sir.

So there's no one left to talk to. We've
gotten everyone's story.

Not everyone's.

Your version of the rescue, Lieutenant.

No evasion, no games, no crap.

Just straight talk, huh?

Man to man.

I say what happened, and you two
dedicated lawyers, seekers of the truth,

take my word for it, right?

Well, that depends on what you tell us.

Sit down, Lieutenant.

We're not done.

So here's what we know so far.

You're an irresponsible leader, a Rambo
who puts his men's lives in danger.

Is there anything else we should know?

If there is, you better tell us right
now, because frankly, we are tired of

asking. Good.

And maybe if you get tired enough,
you'll just go away.

After what happened to your father, we
understand how you feel about lawyers.

You don't know anything about me or what
I do.

You don't have the right to understand
me.

Oh, I know you, Rivers.

You're a hard -ass Mustang with a chip
on your shoulder using your father as an

excuse. I can do anything I want because
Seaman Edgar Rivers was personal.

Stop it!

Back off, Lieutenant!

Do it!

Good thing you got your woman to protect
you there, Commander.

Anytime, anyplace, Rivers.

Oh, you stepping up to the plate? I can
handle anything you got. I got the last

day of Hell Week.

Why don't you put on some greens and
come join the party?

So you can push me around?

You can handle anything I got.

All right.

Bogdol, you tell me your story, and I'll
be there.

Are you serious?

You make it through the day.

I'll give you my biography.

Commander.

Hope you're ready for this.

Welcome to the last phase of SEAL
training, Commander.

You've been captured by the enemy.

Your task is a simple one.

All you have to do is survive.

Lawyers.

Something wrong?

That old knight blindness thing acting
up again?

That's what it indicates in your service
record, isn't it?

Crashed a Tomcat on a carrier deck at
night.

It's okay. Look at me.

Huh?

What's the name of your real buddy?

Huh? Was he a nice guy?

Was he your friend?

Huh? He liked you, didn't he?

He trusted you. He had to. He put his
life in your hands.

Stupid sucker.

It's clear.

How do you like answering the questions
now?

Huh?

What do you think? A lawyer with nothing
to say.

You want to take a shot at me,
Commander?

Huh?

Lieutenant.

What?

Take it easy.

You're supposed to test him, not break
him.

Anything else?

Yeah. I'll get the corpsman. You do
that.

You know the secret of happiness,
Lieutenant?

Tell me what happened.

Tell me what you heard.

You needlessly endangered your men.

And you believe that?

Three of your team were injured, plus
the hostage.

Anything else?

You broke the seal code.

You left your man.

Is it true?

I don't have to defend myself to you, to
them, or to anyone.

The mission I took was to save the
Undersecretary of State.

I did that.

Why do your men resent you?

Resent me?

They hate my guts.

Why?

Because I operate instinctively,
regardless of their wishes.

They still follow you.

They have to.

I'll wake them.

It's not because they respect you.

You went back for Douglas?

Yeah.

He'll let a flare so the others would
come and find him.

Did Douglas tell you that?

He was unconscious.

Is that what he said?

Wasn't he?

Whatever.

Why won't you speak on your own behalf,
Lieutenant?

Because all the medals in the world will
make you better later.

Commander. What happened to you? It's a
long story.

How are you feeling?

About the fame.

Depressed? A little.

Bitter? What do you mean, sir?

Are you angry?

Feel you got a raw deal?

Some, I suppose.

Is that why you lied to me?

Sir?

You weren't unconscious during the
rescue, were you?

You're a lousy liar, Petty Officer
Douglas.

Probably not enough practice.

Try the truth. The truth?

The truth is he gets nominated for a
medal, and I get to be an invalid for

rest of my life because he couldn't
wait.

You saw him pull Culbertson out.

You saw him kill the terrorists.

You saw him carry Culbertson to safety,
didn't you?

Yes, sir, I did.

For what?

Did Lieutenant Rivers abandon you?

He came over there.

I told him to get out of there, get the
hostage down to the beach.

He fired a flare to mark my position.

And when he saw our men heading towards
us, he left.

A minute later, the guys were there.

So he didn't abandon you?

No.

Maybe he deserves the medal. I don't
know. But I wouldn't want to serve with

again.

I mean, you know,

Not that I need to worry about that.

Lieutenant Rivers deserves the medal.

You deserve a little relief.

Let go of the anger.

Forgive the man so you can get on with
your life.

I won't forgive him.

But I won't lie anymore.

What are you looking for, sir?

I'm looking for a second eyewitness.

You got one.

Thank

you.

Together on this day, we offer a prayer
for peace and a tribute to those who

defend it.

Together on this day, we say thank you
to those who step forward to safeguard

our security and our ideals.

What better way to express our gratitude
than by presenting this country's

highest military decoration for valor?

Mr. Undersecretary.

Mr. President.

For his conspicuous gallantry and
intrepidity, At the risk of his life

beyond the call of duty, Lieutenant
Curtis Rivers, United States Navy, an

American hero, is hereby awarded the
Medal of Honor.

Your nation thanks you, and may God
bless you.

I would have followed you anywhere.