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Like I've covered some [ __ ] in my
career, but this is beyond anything.
This is beyond Black Ops. Off the books.
This is the worst.
>> Yeah, this is the [ __ ] worst. 3 weeks
ago, drives started arriving. No name,
no note, just files.
The first batch looked like nothing.
Surgical logs, procurement, casualty
paperwork, dry stuff. Then one name on
two documents, killed in action in March
on an operating table in August. Same
man. I thought clerical error. Then the
recordings.
60 hours of a senior scientist talking
to a camera.
And that's when the documents stopped
being paperwork and started being what
they are.
We are ready now.
>> Why does the army want this?
>> Simple. What ends American wars? Not the
enemy. Dead soldiers on the news.
Coffins come home. The public turns. The
war ends.
When you have finished recording, you
may hang up or press one for more
options.
>> Hey, it's me. You're probably out with
Sam by now, and I just wanted to leave
you something before I go up.
>> Stupid. Just wish I was home. 3:00 a.m.
here, but I miss you.
>> Kiss that little gorgeous nugget for me.
Last night, one of our convoys got
ambushed at the river crossing. Two
soldiers hit. Ramos isn't going to make
it.
>> [ __ ] He was on Johnson's team. He's
like 23.
>> You're going up insurgent hunting. Last
night they came out to do this. Now
they're in the open running east along
the river with nowhere to hide. First
clear shot we've had and it's gone by
sunrise. Questions?
>> No, sir.
You look like hell, chief.
>> Yeah, maybe. But you actually smell like
[ __ ] When did you last shower?
>> This is a combat zone, not a spa.
>> You get the full picture in there.
>> Our guys got hit last night by the
river.
>> Two wounded.
>> Hollis, you still owe me 40 bucks from
the fight.
>> Put it on my tab, Craig.
>> Your tab's longer than my deployment.
>> Number one coming up. Temps look good.
>> You cried about that engine for a week.
>> I raised a concern.
>> You cried like a little [ __ ] Conco
base Arrow 24, flight of two. Request
departure south.
>> Arrow 24, Conco base, winds 270 at 8. No
traffic cleared to depart.
Arrow 24, Darkstar, cleared into the
box. Weapons free. Hunting report tally.
>> Darkst Star, I'm just scanning the
terrain here. I have some technicals
ahead. Over.
>> Arrow 24, you are cleared. Hot.
They go back.
I got vehicles moving east. Tagger 36
confirmed. That's them. Cleared hot.
Guns up. Coming left.
Splash. One second. Breaking left.
Hellfire.
Good impact. Two down. Area clear. RTB.
RI Bravo.
I've got heat.
>> Missile inbound. Deploying flares.
>> Jesus Christ.
I'm 10. Mayday arrow 20 down.
AJ Arrow 24 destroyed. Jolly
>> 51 flight Darkst Star current tasking
fallen angel. Fallen angel.
>> Darkst Star. Jolly 51. We got it coming
about now. Y'all tell them to hang on.
We're 8 minutes out.
Okay, set us down. We can get to him.
>> We have a down. Pilot and co-pilot
wounded. Possibly CIA.
>> Runner, runner. Moving to the wreck.
>> Watch the rounds. Ammo's cooking.
>> Oh man, this co-pilot is dead.
>> Copy. Get her out. Move fast. We're
bleeding fuel and we have hostiles
coming.
>> Be advised, multiple tacticals moving
your direction from the northeast.
Estimated three to four vehicles mounted
heavy weapons. I think your neck is
broken. LET'S SECURE. LET'S GO. LET'S
GO.
>> ENGAGE.
We're clear.
>> Let's get the [ __ ] out of here. I'm
getting too old for this [ __ ]
>> Hey, what's wrong?
>> She's my buddy's wife.
>> Oh [ __ ] Well, I think she's going to
make it, so that's good. How long the
base?
>> 15 mics.
This is Chief Warnet Officer Raiden
Hollis, 34, helicopter pilot, shot down
2 hours ago. Fractured cervical spine,
collapsed lung. Find her neck. The
brain's still getting blood. That's the
only window we get.
>> She's still profusing. GCS3.
Shears, get the suit off. All of it.
>> Her file says killed in action.
Certificates already filed.
>> It's correct. It was a postc crash fire.
Her remains were unreoverable. That's
the record. Understand?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> CTS up. Just came off the table.
>> Show me the brain stem and the C-spine.
Any bleed at the base, midline?
>> Small frontal bleed. Base is clean.
>> Make sure her family gets this. Okay.
This is the control implant. It seats at
the brain stem, right where the brain
meets the spine. Easy, easy, gentle.
Got it.
That's the product.
A soldier that costs nothing to lose.
I want to know what actually happened to
my wife.
A friend came to see me. He was on the
rescue that night. He told me she was
alive when they pulled her out of that
cockpit.
>> Well, I can tell you with certainty that
your friend is mistaken.
Nate, what's really going on?
>> This is about the fact that my wife
didn't die the way you all say she did.
That's what this is about.
>> The army wanted no residual self, no
sense of who or what they were before. A
total wipe.
>> Do you remember your name?
>> Your name is Rean Hollis.
Do you remember that?
>> Raise your left arm.
>> Good. Now the other one.
>> It took me 3 weeks to say the sentence
out loud.
They are building zombies
and the raw material is their own
soldiers.
And I've seen the surgical orders. Some
of them were modified further.
This isn't a soldier anymore. was a
killing machine.
It used to be someone's son.
>> I don't like transporting these [ __ ]
things, man. Sooner they're off my butt,
the happier I am.
>> Before they tuned, whatever they tuned,
compliance, they called it. Every one of
those things got two escorts. Special
ops guys, one on each arm.
So now, yeah, they walk on single file,
one handler per 20. Easy day. Get these
birds loaded. Wheels up in 10. I don't
care if they're twitching or not. Keep
them moving.
The testing that's the desert restricted
airspace, the kind of proving ground
where nothing is ever seen.
>> So to test them against one another.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. That's where the
selection happens. The part of the tapes
I still can't watch.
Look, man. I don't know what information
you want. We've been instructed to test
these things to the breaking point, and
that means make them fight one another.
>> Delta team, do you copy? We are hot. We
are hot.
We select for excellence.
The most disciplined, most trained, most
dedicated soldiers made the finest
products.
Turns out you can push them [ __ ] far.
Mom,
I missed you.
Heat. Heat.
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