All language subtitles for JAG S08E03 Family Business

Thank you.

General Sergeant Akers.

Yes, sir.

I'm Commander Rav. I've been detailing
the Chief Defense Counsel.

Yes, sir.

You admitted to killing your wife.

In self -defense, yes.

What's your story?

She was drunk, sir.

She tried to slash me with a chef's
knife. I shot her once and then killed

to try and stop her, but she came at me
again.

Caught me trying to protect myself.

The second time I shot the kill.

Bullet through the neck.

Severed her carotid artery.

Yes, sir.

You were armed at the time.

Pulled a weapon out of the drawer, sir.

Had you registered the weapon with the
provost marshal's office? No, sir.

You didn't try to disarm your wife
first?

No, sir.

Why not?

Marie and I have been down this road
before, sir.

In 99, she broke my hand with a garden
trowel.

Last year, she threw boiling water at
me, scalding my chest.

It was my last stand, sir.

Did you report these incidents?

No, sir.

Clearly a mistake, but I was taught that
you keep family business to yourself.

You have a 10 -year -old son.

Yes, Tommy.

Did your wife ever attack him?

Yes, sir.

Did you report that?

My second mistake, Commander.

Where was he at the time of your wife's
death?

In his room, sir.

Did he witness any of it?

No, just the aftermath.

Can he corroborate any of the other
incidents?

No, sir. He wasn't there for either of
them.

You're really not giving me much to work
with here, Gunny.

Yes, sir, I know.

And for that, I am deeply sorry. No one
should have to clean this mess up except

for me.

Lieutenant Singer.

Your itinerary, ma 'am.

Thank you, Connor.

Something else?

Wanted to congratulate you, ma 'am.
You'll do well on the Seahawk.

Yes, I will.

Anything further I can do to expedite
your departure, ma 'am?

Are you being friendly or eager?

Just trying to help, ma 'am.

Not at the moment, Tyner.

Well, if you think of anything, ma 'am,
I'm available.

Lieutenant Singer, you going somewhere?

Yeah, the lieutenant has been
transferred to a carrier in the Arabian

I'm sorry to hear that.

No, it's a good thing.

Poor Lieutenant Singer.

It's a billet for hot runners.

Well, I wish you the best. Thank you,
Sergei.

I honestly believe you do.

Why don't you like her?

I don't dislike her.

She's actually very Russian in spirit.

Her determination is hiding her
feelings, which are deeper and more

than you think.

Well, so long as she keeps them in a
place you can't get to, little brother.

Harm, you make me sound like a baby who
needs to be watched. I am experienced

enough to choose what is best for me.
Yeah, you are.

You are.

So long as you don't choose her. You
insult me, Harm.

Sergei. Go to your meeting.

Hey, hey, hey, little brother.

Take it easy.

I wouldn't trust her with anybody I care
about.

I'll see you Friday.

You're not mad at me, are you?

I can get over it.

Nice of you to join us, Commander.

Sorry, I'm late, sir. Have a seat.

The colonel's review of the Article 32
report on Marie Akers' homicide. She'll

be representing the government at the
Gunnery Sergeant's court -martial.

Anything you care to discuss?

Gunny will be pleading not guilty for
self -defense.

She's 5 '2", Harm. The Gunny's 6 '1",
185.

Half of all spousal abuse victims are
male.

Oh, and how many of them are Marines?

Irrelevant. I'm pushing for
premeditation, Harm.

What's outside this office, please?

Sorry, sir.

Sir.

You're reaching. It's a potential
capital case, Harm. You wish.

NCIS determined the blood spatter from
the gunny's wounds were inconsistent

self -defense. I read the report, Mac.
The blood on the floor is a mixture of

both the gunny and his wife's. How
anyone could draw a definitive

from that one way or the other, I'll
never know. Harm, I have reason to

the gunny is capable of planning and
executing a murder.

Your evidence? To be revealed.

Mac. I'll accept life without parole.

I'm not dealing until I know what I
have.

What you have is a dead man's hand.

Someone spike your cereal this morning,
Colonel?

No, I'm just feeling good in general.

What's your secret?

I had a vision last night.

Uh -oh. Mm -hmm. I walked in the office,
looked around, and there was Lieutenant

Singer.

Do I really want to know this?

She was on that middle monitor, standing
on the deck of the Seahawk.

Lauren, uh, come in.

Everything okay?

Yeah.

Good.

Thanks for coming.

You're welcome.

I assume it's to pick my brain about the
Seahawk?

I need specifics, bud.

Well, uh, Petty Officer Coates is an
excellent legalman.

She'll serve you well.

If you treat her well.

Are you suggesting I won't? Oh, last
Christmas you accused her of stealing

jewelry. I'll leave my jewelry at home.
Anything else?

Yeah, don't take any hikes in a
minefield.

So what's new at JAG?

The president's accepted second half's
resignation.

Oh, maybe you should reconsider this
billet and throw your hat into that

In due time, bud.

Rehab going well?

Yeah, uh...

Making a little progress each and every
day.

Yeah, too little.

The lieutenant's not quite with the
program yet.

Lieutenant Lawrence Singer, this is my
new roommate, Marine Corporal Sean

Stiles.

Lieutenant.

Your roommate's enlisted?

Yeah, we've gotten crowded around here.

Back from the war, Corporal? Oh, a few
months ago. I re -injured myself, got a

little ambitious.

Ma 'am.

Ma 'am.

Lieutenant Roberts is assisting me with
my lapsing protocol.

I'm helping him to get his ass back
home.

That's pretty sloppy, sir.

You want to keep that baby smooth and
tapered. Otherwise, it'll get all tore

in the prosthesis. I'm trying, Corporal.
Why don't you call the nurse, dog?

Give yourself a break.

Did you just call him dog?

Oh, forgive me, ma 'am.

Tell you what, if I mess up again, you
have my permission to subject me to

and relentless discipline.

Bud needs you, Dad.

I've talked to him. He sounds fine.

Talking to him on the phone isn't the
same as seeing him. I don't want to see

him like that. So what, you're just
going to avoid Bud for the rest of your

life? No.

I'll see him when he gets his...
Prosthesis?

Oh, God.

It makes me sick just to think about it.

Come on, Dad. You were in Vietnam. You
must have seen plenty of amputees.

I was not in Vietnam. I was off the
coast on a ship.

And the only time I ever saw pants
without legs in them was when they were

folded up on a supply show.

He needs you.

Mikey, I went to that hospital.

I got as far as the elevator doors.

And what stopped you?

I don't know. I don't know.

You must be Tommy.

I'm Commander Rav. I'm your dad's
lawyer.

Nice to meet you.

Family services told me you were staying
here with your aunt.

Tommy, we're going to need to talk about
some difficult things.

I need you to tell me what you remember
about the night your mom died.

I can't talk about that.

You're going to need to try, Tommy.

Okay?

I can't.

My father told me not to talk to you.

You told your

son not to talk to me. He can't help it,
sir. He didn't see any. Let me be the

judge of what he can do. I don't want to
testify.

Sonny, you have no other witness.
Tommy's already traumatized, Commander.

him on the stand or only make it worse.

If he saw his mother attack you... He
didn't.

Well, if she abused him... Commander, I
killed his mother.

The least I could do is protect him from
reliving it.

Tommy wants to testify.

Wouldn't you? You know, it could save
your father, sir.

If Tommy doesn't take the stand, there's
a good chance he's going to grow up

without you.

Is that what you want?

No, sir, of course not.

That's why I need you to help me find a
way out of this, so...

So I don't have to use my son.

You all right?

So far.

There it is.

Look at it. That's your future.

No wheelchairs, no crutches.

What's next?

You put some weight on it, see how it
feels, so I can tell where the fit

be adjusted. Can we get him up on the
bars?

Thanks.

Ready? I think so.

One small step for a man, a giant leap
for one -legged attorney.

It's not going to hurt.

Time to find out.

Ease down slowly, and if it hurts, push
back up. Nothing to prove.

Okay.

Here goes.

Oh, damn!

A little less weight this time. It's a
process.

Drop premeditation, and we'll take ten
years' confinement.

Forty. Mac, I'm trying to give the boy
his father back. Give his mother back,

and I'll drop everything.

Life sentence translates to 20 years
without even a remote possibility of

parole. I can take that. Under that
scenario, the boy's 30 when his dad gets

of prison.

I feel for the kid, Harm, but his future
is not my responsibility. That's your M

.O. Always working out the fatherless
boy thing?

Well, I could say the same thing to you
about female victims.

I deserve that.

on a trial.

I'm sorry.

Eddie, I need two things from you,
Gunning. I need the names of anyone who

have witnessed your wife being verbally
abusive while intoxicated.

I can do that, Commander. Marie was a
public drunk.

Excellent. I want to try to build a
pattern of behavior, see if we can

in her character the potential for
violence.

Sounds like a plan, sir. Next, I want to
talk to friends or relatives, anyone

who can speak to your patience and self
-control, especially in the presence of

your wife. Yes, sir. We need to show
that this event was an aberration, that

were a man at the end of a long, painful
journey.

The members have got to see that given
the years of spousal abuse, you had no

other recourse but to act the way you
did.

You want them now, sir?

What? The character witnesses. I can
give you five off the top of my head.

Perfect straight up and a shot of your
finest vodka.

This young man here.

You think I don't know what's good for
you?

What, the expensive drinks?

I'm kidding.

Loosen the bolts a little bit, brother.
You've been this way for months.

Do you know why?

Yeah, I know why.

The immigration thing. Thank you.

That's part of it.

A big part of it. I know how important
it is to you.

Look.

DNA tests were inconclusive. We'll just
have to find another way to establish a

citizenship.

How? You go through the process like
every other immigrant.

That would take time.

I know you're in a hurry.

Not anymore.

I'm wanting to go back to Russia.

After what you went through over there?

That was in Chechnya. Come on. You don't
want to go back there.

The disaster over there.

I already looked into it. I can fly
helicopters for a Moscow shuttle

I thought you liked it here.

When I'm not lonely, which is a lot of
the time.

I'm sorry.

I'll pop by more often.

I don't think it would make a
difference, Harm.

Even when you do pay attention, you try
to protect me too much. That's my job.

I'm the only one. It's what I'm supposed
to do.

It's not working for me, brother.

I'm going back.

We may not be able to be friends, but we
stay brothers forever, yes?

Look, I don't want to change your
friends.

I don't think you know what you want.

Come on, join me.

Come on, Lieutenant.

Give me two more.

No. Corporal, that's it.

Lieutenant, Carpenter's looking for
three times around the floor daily.

Yeah, well, today he gets one.

Come on, man. I do five.

Pardon me for not feeling humble.

Look, losing that spleen is going to
slow you down, sir. But that doesn't

that you should use it as an excuse.

No lectures, Stiles. Come on.

I'll tell you what, sir. You give me two
more, and I'll tell you about my night

with Halle Berry.

You had a night with Halle Berry?

No, but when it happens, I'll tell you
all about it.

Where did you get off being so upbeat,
huh?

I was the only survivor of a helicopter
crash. I owe myself.

And if you want to see me dragging my
ass around here just so that you can

better about giving up on your rehab, it
ain't gonna happen.

Sir.

Whatever, Lieutenant.

You lost a leg.

Doesn't that get to you? And I'll give
up the other if it means you never ask

that question again.

So you're just not dealing with it, is
that it?

I'm just not putting it in my brain,
sir.

I don't know if that's even possible.

And that, sir, that's why you can only
go around one.

Hey, Stiles, does your father support
you?

Yes, sir.

But he's 3 ,000 miles away.

Don't talk about my attitude, because
our experiences are different.

Major Sottolino, you were gunnery
sergeant in Acre's company, Commander.

It was in the fall of 97. Do you
remember an incident involving the

sergeant?

Gunnery Sergeant Akers had just made
sergeant. He was assigned to my company.

Did he fit in well?

He was on the serious side, ma 'am.

He caught the interest of Sergeant
Gerard, our company wiseacre.

He liked to mess with the men.

Mess with them how?

Practical jokes, pranks.

Did he play pranks on the sergeant?

Put a garden snake in his gear bag.

Had everyone there when he opened it.

How did the sergeant react?

He said little at the time, ma 'am.

But that Saturday night, he laid in wait
outside the NCO club for the sergeant.

They scuffled.

Sergeant Akers broke Sergeant Gerard's
collarbone.

Object, Your Honor. Gunnery Sergeant
Akers is not on trial for this incident.

Goes to pattern, Your Honor.

Charges weren't even filed at the time,
sir.

I think it's relevant, Commander.

Overruled. Major, did you have further
occasion to discipline Sergeant Akers in

1998?

I did, ma 'am. Would you please tell us
for what?

The sergeant was charged with assaulting
his wife.

Why the hell didn't I know you'd been
charged with hitting your wife?

It was handled in -house, sir. It's not
even in my service record book.

Well, it's a matter of public record
now, Gunny.

I'm sorry, sir. I don't want your
apologies. I want your cooperation.

Do you have any idea what Colonel
McKenzie is trying to do in there?

She's trying to establish that you, not
your wife, is the one prone to violence.

Sir, it was a one -time thing. Well,
what about the fight with Sergeant

I told you about that. Yeah, but you
didn't tell me it happened three days

the initial incident.

It suggests premeditation.

It tells the members you're capable of
holding a grudge and plotting revenge.

So what does this mean, sir? It means
the death penalty just came into play.

It's unlikely.

But there's not a lot of sympathy out
there for wife beaters.

I didn't beat Marie, sir.

I want you to level with me, Gunny.

Tell me everything.

You can start by telling me why there
was no punishment.

Mitigating circumstances, Commander.

Elaborate, please, Major. An onlooker
testified that Sergeant Aker's wife was

drunk and resisting his efforts to take
her to the car.

Did the then sergeant strike her with a
fist or an open hand? Open hand, sir. A

slap? Correct, sir. Major, why was there
no judicial action taken?

I don't condone a Marine slapping his
wife, Commander.

But the couple had a six -year -old boy.

No prior record of domestic violence.

And given the circumstances, I felt that
counseling was the most appropriate

response.

And did they engage in counseling?

For a time, sir.

Please tell us, Major, why did they
stop?

That was Mrs. Akers' choice.

Apparently she dropped out of AA, but
she started drinking again.

Thank you, Major.

Nothing further.

So, raise your beverages in honor of
Lieutenant Lauren Singer, henceforth

as the Belle of the Arabian Sea.

It's been a great send -off. Thank you.
You've all been... Lieutenant?

What's this, sir? It's a going -away
gift. Thank you, sir.

You're welcome. I have two for you,
actually.

You've asked me before to conceal the
fact that you lied about being a Jew

during the Mars case, and I've decided
to do so. You have nothing to worry

about. I appreciate it, sir.

You are now Jewish, as far as I'm
concerned, as long as you act

Are you going to hold me to it, sir?
Every chance I get.

Whatever turns you on, sir.

Go ahead, open it.

It's called a mezuzah. It goes on the
outside of your quarters.

You're serious about this, Commander?

Wait until Hanukkah.

I think you will make a great carrier
jag, Lauren.

Thank you.

I have to head out. I have to go see my
husband.

Don't forget to stop and smell the jet
fuel.

Your bag's all packed, Lieutenant?

I'm not leaving until Tuesday, ma 'am.

Right. Lieutenant, I have a meeting to
attend. I'm sorry I can't take you to

party. Yeah, me too.

I just want to say good luck and knock
them dead out there, Lauren. I know you

will. You mean that figuratively?

I know what it means, ma 'am.

Thank you for the sentiment.

Why do you forget how busy this place
can be?

There's no more cake?

Your stuff, Lieutenant.

Tyner? Where's the Admiral?

On the phone in his office, ma 'am. Can
I take this to your car?

I'm capable of taking it myself. Thank
you.

Good luck, Lieutenant.

Leaving already, Lieutenant?

Party's over.

Then I'm glad I caught you.

I came to say goodbye.

That was nice.

Thank you.

Where are you going?

Home.

Can I help you with that?

Would you?

Please?

Did you speak to Tommy, Commander?

As requested, I visited him at a bank's
house.

Was he cooperative?

No. He smells shrink the moment I
introduced myself.

This is a smart ten -year -old.

Did he talk to you at all?

Enough for me to make an analysis,
Commander.

The boy is in conflict.

He isn't saying, but I suspect that it's
related to the death of his mother.

Did he tell you his father refuses to
allow him to testify?

Yes, and that goes back to my
suspicions.

Tommy's behavior concerning his father
suggests a submissive relationship.

Well, he's dependent on his father.

Seemingly.

Are you sure that he is not just worried
about losing the only parent he has

left?

He's afraid of something a lot more
terrifying than that, sir.

What, his father's wrath?

A strong possibility.

So you're suggesting that Tommy may have
information that could be damaging to

the Gunnies case.

Infer what you will, sir.

Yeah, but why would Tommy tell me he
wanted to testify then?

It gets him off the hook.

The boy is able to satisfy his father's
demands without drawing undue suspicion.

Of course you're getting a prosthesis.

Not everyone can handle it.

Well, you're not everyone.

No, I'm missing a spleen as well.

Why push it?

Use the crutches.

Not a jag, you won't.

How are you going to sell that to the
Navy?

Probably can't.

Then you have no choice but to just
stick it out.

I could become a civilian.

Look, there's no medical boards. There's
no physical readiness test outside.

I could be what I am.

A man without a leg.

In the Navy, I'm a man who has to
pretend he has a leg.

It's ridiculous.

Sweetheart, you're just frustrated.

Do you want me to feel good about
myself?

Of course.

Then stop pushing me to do something
that's beyond my abilities.

You've always been this way, and it's
time for you to stop.

I'm sorry, this isn't very discreet of
us.

It's nothing I haven't heard before, ma
'am.

Hope this goes on a lot.

Stiles?

Yes, sir.

Silence it is.

Why are you ordering him not to talk?

This is his room, too. Why are you
acting this way?

What has happened to you?

Wow, look at that. That's got to be 270
if it's a yard.

Here, try to beat that one.

You have time to drive golf balls, but
you don't have time to visit Bud.

What, are you afraid your old man can
still out -drive you?

No, I'm afraid my father cares more
about his golf game than about his own

Hey, watch your mouth or I'll tee you
up.

Dad, Bud's been home for over a month,
and he needs your support.

What's the matter? He doesn't have a
crutch?

I can't believe you just said that.
Yeah, well...

That's why I won't go see him, because
I'll pay something like that or

worse. Now lay off.

Nice slice.

That's no slice. That's a swooping fade.

You know, when I was a little kid, you'd
get away with telling me something like

that. But now, I see that for what it
is.

A hacker's slice.

Damn you! You see what you're making me
do?

You've always been a hacker, haven't
you, Dad? And not just a golf.

You know, I never talked to my father
that way.

And neither will you.

What would he do?

Slap you upside the head? You're damn
right. And that's going to happen to you

if you don't shut up.

When's it end?

What?

Slap things instead of loving them.

Miss Akers, I'm Commander Rabb. I'm your
brother's attorney.

Are you the one that spoke to Tommy the
other day?

Yes, ma 'am, I did.

Do you realize how much you upset him?

Well, it wasn't my intention to upset
him, ma 'am. I'm trying to help your

brother.

Tommy prayed of his father.

No.

They have a great relationship.

Close.

What does this have to do with Joe's
defense?

Well, he won't let me talk to Tommy.

He's trying to protect him.

Joe loves that boy.

He calls every day and asks about his
mood, school, his wound.

Tommy has an injury?

Did your son recently have stitches,
Gunny?

Sir?

Tommy was treated for a wound on his
back at St. Stephen's Hospital two hours

after you were arrested.

When he saw his mother dead, he fell
back and he cut himself on the corner of

the counter.

Yeah, that's what he told them at the
ER.

So then what's the problem, sir?

Well, the problem is we rechecked the
blood analysis on the knife.

We found not only yours and Marie's, but
we also found Tommy's.

Which means that Tommy didn't fall back
against the corner of the counter and

cut himself, did he?

He was cut with the knife.

So now the only question is why you and
he are both lying about it.

I didn't stab Tommy with the knife.

Don't even try to tell me his mother did
it. Because if she had, it would be a

more justifiable reason to kill her than
self -defense.

Commander, you got this all wrong.

Show me where.

I can't, sir.

Tommy can, though, can't he?

I told you to leave him out of this,
sir.

Explain the knife wound to me.

I already did, sir.

He got Slash defending his mother,
didn't he?

No, sir. Did you beat your wife?

No, sir. Tommy?

Never.

I don't believe you, Sergeant. I don't
believe a word you've said to me. I

believe it was self -defense. I don't
believe you didn't stab your son.

I would never hurt Tommy. Never.

Everyone has their breaking point. That
night was yours, wasn't it?

Tommy tried to protect his mother. You
slashed him. He ran out of the kitchen.

She came at you. You shot her in the
shoulder.

She came at you again. This time you put
a bullet in her neck. And then you

slashed your own arm to support your
story.

Sounds like you just made the
prosecution's case.

Sir.

Hey, bud.

Hey. I figured you'd be in rehab. I went
there first. I've been looking

everywhere.

Good to see you, sir. You too.

Rehab's not really happening, sir.

You had a setback?

I don't want to talk about it, sir.

How are things with you?

I'm a little confused, bud.

I'll be honest with you, this isn't just
a hospital visit. I was hoping you'd

feel like doing a little brainstorming.

What's going on?

I'm defending a Marine accused of
killing his wife.

He claims it was self -defense, and I
don't believe him.

If you don't believe him, how do you
convince a jury?

The whole case troubles me, bud.

I just can't fit this guy to the crime.

His account, sir?

He claims his wife came at him with a
chef knife. He shot her in the shoulder.

She came at him again.

He fatally shot her through the neck.

I guess I'd have to ask, if he really
wanted to kill her, why would he shoot

in the shoulder first?

Well, maybe he was nervous.

He's a Marine, sir.

Well, if he reversed the scenario when
he shot her in the neck first, why would

he shoot her in the shoulder?

Maybe to make it appear as though he
shot her in the shoulder first?

I would support the claim of self
-defense.

But you don't think it was?

I don't know what I'm thinking, but
there's so many, so many things.

Is there anybody else that could be
involved in this, sir?

There is a God, bud.

You know how I know?

How, sir?

Because he only took your leg. He didn't
take your head.

Get well quick.

I got one question for you, Tom.

Did your dad fire both shots at your
mother?

Your aunt home?

Yes, sir.

Let's go talk to her, huh?

Hey, Stiles.

Stiles, wake up.

Lieutenant, your face just replaced
Halle Berry's. Sorry.

You here to offer me a cold one, sir?

No.

Then... Can I please get back to the hot
tub?

No.

Sir. Look, you were right.

I am a dog.

A bad dog.

Say again, sir?

My attitude stinks.

I owe you an apology.

That's cool.

Sir.

Look, if anyone visits, I'll be down in
rehab.

Without the corpsman?

What are you planning to do there, sir?

Obedience training.

No, let's have...

Mikey. Come on, son. Try again.

Are you okay, Tommy?

Yes, sir.

We're going to talk about the night your
mother was killed, Tommy.

We need you to tell us what you remember
about that night.

Well, I finished up my homework, and
then I went into the kitchen to see if

dinner was ready.

Was it?

No, sir.

Mom was drinking.

Mom, when's dinner going to be ready?

We're going to eat when I'm ready.

But I'm hungry.

Shut up!

Mom, please, stop drinking. Go to your
room.

No. Go to hell.

How did you respond to that?

I told her to go to hell.

You go to hell.

Thank you, Tommy.

You can wait outside with your aunt now.

I had just come home.

You saw your son shoot his mother?

Yes, sir. I saw him pull the trigger.

How did you react, honey?

I immediately put him in his room.

He wanted me to call 911, but I told him
that wasn't necessary, that his mother

only had been grazed and he should stay
in his room while I calmed her down.

Was it true?

Had he only grazed her?

No, sir.

Her carotid artery had been severed.

She died instantly.

Take us through what happened next,
Gunny.

I wiped Tommy's fingerprints off the
handle of my pistol.

And then I slashed my forearm with the
chef's knife.

To make it appear as though your wife
had attacked you. Yes, sir.

I cried out in pain so that Tommy would
hear it.

And then I lifted Marie to a sitting
position and shot her in the right

shoulder. Tommy heard the shot, he came
out, and I told him that she had come at

me with the knife and that I had to
shoot her.

Why did you do all this?

Why?

To protect my son, sir, isn't that
obvious?

So he wouldn't have to go through his
entire life knowing he killed his

Will the accused and counsel please
rise?

You may publish your findings.

Gunnery Sergeant Joseph Akers, United
States Marine Corps.

This court -martial finds you on the
charge and specification of premeditated

murder.

Not guilty.

May I say before we adjourn, this
verdict may exonerate you from

Gunnery Sergeant, but you have not, in
the opinion of this court, behaved in a

manner worthy of a United States Marine.

In that regard, I'm recommending that
the convening authorities take

action in connection with your
unauthorized possession of a firearm.

Further. I'm directing that you return
to counseling through the Navy's Family

Advocacy Program.

I trust with their assistance, you can
provide the support Tommy needs to

overcome this tragedy.

Court's adjourned.

How can I thank you, sir?

Take good care of your son.

That's all I ever wanted to do, sir.
Thank you.

You okay?

Yeah. Let's go home.

Nice work, Counselor.

Fathers and sons, Mac.

Yeah, that's life.

Mothers and daughters, brothers and
sisters.

Brothers.

I'm supposed to take the air gate to the
airport.

I'm sorry I'm late. Look, if we leave
now, we can make it. Throw it in the

It's fine, Harlan.

I found another ride.

Oh, come on. Sergey. It's fine.

You say goodbye here.

Look, don't go.

Please. I feel responsible.

Hello, sir.

Lieutenant.

I'll miss you, my brother.

And that is all you need to know.