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Hey, how much further to the battalion, Sarge?

It's just up ahead.

If we ever moved out too... I'm coming. It sure took off fast.

I wonder what's going on.

Listen, notice 88.

You're getting dark soon.

Let's go.

All right, let's move.

Koenig, stay with the prisoners.

Lepstein!

End the hull!

Hey, Sarge, this one's alive.

Come on, get up.

Hands over your head.

Handy hook.

He's clean.

They must have been taking him to battalion.

Let's go.

Hey, come on.

Three in one day, not bad.

Three too many.

I'll be glad to get them off our backs.

Make you nervous?

One makes me nervous.

... ... ... ...

How many men you got, Sergeant?

There are four of us, sir.

Germans are breaking through all over the place.

Battalion has pulled back.

I'm going to need your help.

Well, my company can't be too far away from here. Maybe we'll get a detour. The

telephone lines are out and my radio's gone.

As soon as this barrage lifts, the Germans are going to be moving in.

It's my responsibility to get these prisoners to a rear area.

And you and your men are going to help me do it.

Yes sir.

During Vic Morrow And

Rick Jason

Might as well blow taps over this thing.

Hey, may not look like much, but a run.

Guys, we only got one of them.

All right, tell them to back it up to the fence and lower the tailgate. Right.

If Paul buys a shot, it'll be tough getting them all in one truck.

Well, we have to.

These are... These are not ordinary prisoners, Sergeant.

They were captured at a German rocket installation.

Some of them are rocket technicians and some of them are just soldiers.

I don't know which is which.

That's up to intelligence.

The rockets were destroyed.

But the fragments we picked up indicate that they were field testing some new

equipment. Maybe only half a dozen of them have any really

important information.

And maybe only one of them is going to talk.

But my job is to get that one man back.

Yes,

sir.

They checked out at 18, Major.

18.

Very good, Sergeant.

Right at the top. Little John, the running board on the other side.

You ready, Maggie?

Thank you.

The driver's dead, Sarge. All right, get them off there. One at a time.

Come on, send the horse.

It's too much blood.

This road is probably mine at the head.

My driver.

Your driver's dead.

Now, Major, every crop patrol in this area heard that explosion.

We're going to have to move out and we're going to have to make time.

Sergeant, I want a head count.

A head count?

18, Sergeant.

That's 18, Major.

He's dead.

No talking.

He was only commenting on the odds, Sergeant.

Your driver.

Now your major debt.

Four against eighteen.

Not very good for you.

All right, move them out that way. Single file.

Keep them tight.

Poets, like to summon.

Give me a head count.

Eighteen, Sarge.

Sit him down here. I'm going to check it out up ahead.

Hensetson!

Hey,

Carney, keep him quiet.

He's asking for water for the wounded guy.

All right, give him some, but keep him quiet.

None of this.

30.

I had to shoot two of them, sir.

Well, what happened?

It was my fault.

I gave one of them a drink. They jumped me.

There's some rooms up ahead. We'll hold up there for the night.

Get him on our feet.

Stay off!

My brother needs help.

He can't die.

I can't fight again.

He's hurt. He cannot walk.

He'll bleed to death.

Carry him.

Let's go.

On your feet.

We've got to go in the morning.

The lines are a mile from here.

As if they're still there.

It'd be bad if we didn't have to take half the German army out.

I bounced.

If we don't get moving, we might be drinking crowd coffee.

Okay.

Let's get him out of here.

Oh, coming down the road.

How many?

Oh, maybe five.

Get him down on the face. His hand's behind your head.

I'm like it.

And I'll see him come.

Shut up.

If you want to stay alive, you keep your mouth shut.

Mm-hmm

Your boy is dead, Sergeant.

Your man murdered him.

I was just trying to keep him quiet.

Liar!

Murderer!

Murderer! Murderer!

Murderer! Murderer!

Murderer!

Yeah, not back yet.

Come on, move.

Kind of old.

Kind of old.

It was close.

It ain't gonna get any easier.

What now, Sarge?

Sit him down.

Sit.

Down on the ground.

Sit. Get down, Don. Get on.

Is there a bridge anywhere?

I don't see any.

There's a town across the river about a couple of miles.

If I get across, I'll send them over in bunches of five.

If I get across.

um um

You, you, you.

Come on, move.

Come on, let's go. Move.

Land shot.

We have to rest them.

Get up. Move.

Hey.

Stay down.

How are you?

You, you, you, and you, move.

Hold up.

Come on, move.

Sit. Come on.

Come on.

Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Come on.

Come on.

Oh, no.

Thank you.

We'll hit them out that way. It's not far.

Let's get them on their feet.

Okay, move.

Let's go.

Alright, move.

But I will kill him.

Throw down your guns.

It won't work.

They won't put him down.

All right, Sergeant.

Order them to stay here.

My men on drive will cross the river with you.

As soon as we get to the other side, I will set you free.

I give you my word.

The answer is no.

Sergeant, be reasonable.

Kirby!

Little John!

If they make a move to the river, cut them down!

Sergeant, don't be a fool.

Come with me.

Do not shoot.

Please, do not shoot.

You have ten seconds, Sergeant.

I don't want to die.

Don't shoot.

It's a killer!

of those prisoners.

That'll be some kind of medal we can get for that.

Yeah, they ought to give me one for each foot.

Tell me I'm seeing things.

As you were.

I'm Captain Wiltz.

We're intelligence?

I'm on my way to G2, and I wanted you guys to know what a great job you did.

My German camaraden have been talking a lot.

It was worth the trip.

Well, good luck to you.

Send me out.

Yeah.

I knew as an officer all the time.

We should have shot him when we had the chance.