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Make it stop.

Make it stop.

Make it stop. Make it stop.

Make it stop.

Make it stop.

This mattress isn't big enough
for the three of us.

I know.

- When is the furniture coming?
- It's coming tomorrow.

Mommy, is it a school day?

Indeed it is.

I want my red dress, Mommy.

I know you do, honey,
and tomorrow, when the truck arrives...

- What?
- My waffle shirt.

- It's coming.
- You sent it on the truck?

Most of the things we shipped.

I gave you one child,
I'm carrying another, presumably yours...

so don't take that attitude.

- Mommy, I want my red dress.
- I know.

- I don't believe I was taking any.
- Well, yes, you were, Robert.

Okay, my plaid shirt.

Is it a school day, Mommy?

Yes, darling, I told you it is.

It is, I believe, in the wash.

I wish it was Saturday.

Well, it was Saturday,
and it will be again.

Bob? Bob, it's dirty.

The shirt is dirty, Kim.

I said, have a good day.

It's coming tomorrow.

The stress of moving getting to you?

How was your weekend?

Good weekend, not long enough.

Made a call.
Expect your furniture delivery.

- Well, Kim says it's coming tomorrow.
- Got a small but good surprise.

Made a couple calls.
It's coming this morning.

- Well, that's real good of you.
- Glad to do it.

Hey, is Jonas sleeping in?

Oh, honey, Jonas went out
with the team last Friday night.

Jonas, he left with the team?

Have a good morning.

Betty Blue, Betty Blue.

Betty Blue, Betty Blue.

China Bird in sight.

Eighty meters to the south.

We have the overwatch.

Down you go.

Let's go down to the end of the town
and back in time for tea.

- How are they doing?
- You're chatty today, aren't you, boss?

Just asking.

Betty Blue, Betty Blue, sitrep.

Out in two minutes.

The satellite appears to be intact.

Fellas, you're about to have
some company.

- You got him?
- In range in a few seconds.

Get the satellite component
and get out of there.

Go, go, go.

Gun.

Hold tight.

They've got the component.

I'm not leaving without it.

- Alpha Team?
- No longer at this address. You Brown?

- Where are they?
- Deployment.

- You Brown?
- Yeah.

I believe this note is for you.

- Sergeant?
- Oh, yeah, slim.

Jonas wanted you
to suss out combat loading.

Ten-by pallets,
C-130 for transport by...

This don't involve no danger today...

but it is gonna give you
a bit of an education.

- He wanted me to load this pallet?
- Well, yeah.

It's not as romantic
as jumping out of aircraft.

But I think you'll find
it has its charms.

To begin with,
define combat loading for me.

Well, no, your little friends ain't here.

But I'm here and I'm gonna teach you
a whole new lovely thing.

Didn't you join the Army to learn?
What's combat loading?

The loading of a pack, pallet,
aircraft, ship or other conveyance...

to maximize combat readiness
at the point of debarkation.

Right.
You wanna put the ammunition...

so that it is first off,
before the dartboards.

That's correct.
And that's a good start.

Now, your task is to take this manifest
and, under my intermittent supervision...

load this pallet using, at all times,
your powers of deduction.

Create a perfect combat loading.

Assault mission
against an entrenched position.

Night, tropical.

Off you go.

Hey, I thought your team
was on deployment.

Stay down!

- We're taking fire.
- They hit anything vital?

- Negative.
- Well, then, stop complaining.

Slow our friends up a bit, will you?

- Oh, boss, look who we have here.
- Who?

Patrick Collins.

Of the terrorist watch list?

Why is he chasing us instead of
planning his next anthrax attack?

Well, a Chinese military satellite
would pay for quite a few misdeeds.

Betty Blue, Betty Blue, stand by.

There's been a change in plan.

You ready for a little bit of theatrics?

Sun's coming down hard, boss.

- We could lose them in 10 minutes.
- Don't wanna lose them.

We got Patrick Collins on our tail.

And I wanna hand him
to the president personally.

We're gonna drag the wing.

- You listening?
- Affirmative.

We're gonna make them think
we're wounded and thirsty.

- Skew the truck like they took out a tire.
- What?

I said we'll skew the truck around
like they took out a tire and stop.

Is my husband happy in his work?

Well, you know the problem is stress,
but the stress is mine.

What we have here,
this is a photograph of a broken mirror.

You're saying that a stressed person
fired those two shots into the mirror?

- Yes, I did.
- You fired those shots?

- Yes, I did.
- At a rat?

- At a rat, yes.
- And you missed the rat.

But you grouped two shots?

Forty-five pistol, two-shot group,
both in the kill zone...

with your husband's pistol?

My husband's pistol, yes.

Does that complete
our requirements for today?

Tell me again.

- Just two people sitting in a room.
- Is that what we are, Jimmy?

I'm not compelled
to attend this meeting?

Failure to comply being grounds for
my husband's dismissal from the Unit?

Shots fired in
an on-base residential community.

Tell me again.

Jonas came back from a mission.

He unholstered his pistol,
laid it on top of the bureau.

He went in to take a shower.

And I came into the bedroom.

And I saw the largest rat
anyone's ever seen, scurrying...

Up the wall.

And I picked up the pistol
and I cranked off two shots.

You fired those shots,
not your husband.

That's right.

Would you lie to cover
for your husband?

Of course.

Are you lying now?

Of course not.

All right.

Sergeant, I have a message
from your wife.

Thank you, Mandy.

- Sergeant Brown.
- Yes, colonel?

Sergeant, this is Special Agent Griffiths.
He's representing the FBI...

pursuant to your actions
on the assault and recapture...

of a hijacked airliner
in Wyndam, Idaho.

Sir, I...

I don't deserve any special recognition
for that mission. The entire team...

No, son.
We aren't here to decorate you.

The government's deciding whether
to prosecute you for violating an order...

by assaulting that hijacked airplane
without authorization.

You are entitled to an attorney.

Get your mission notes
and a fresh set of clothes...

and meet us in the cave in an hour.

- There's nothing wrong with you?
- No.

- Or with the baby?
- No.

- Don't you ever do this again.
- What?

- It's a rough day at the shop, huh?
- I beg your pardon?

That's fine, that's fine.

I don't appreciate it, and I...

If you are well, if the baby is well,
do not, do not...

What are you talking about?

If you can't deal
with some delayed furniture...

What do you think I'm doing at work?
What do you...?

- And I get that message.
- What message?

I'm trying to work,
do you understand?

I understand. I don't understand why
you're screaming at me.

I'm not screaming at you.
I'm informing you.

I never,
absent catastrophic circumstances...

want to receive this message.

What message?

"Come home."

- I just...
- No, I'm not interested.

Well, if you're not interested...

then don't come home
until you are interested.

And don't you dare ever
speak to me in that way again.

Over there. Over there.
Watch it, now.

Hey, Drake.
Where's the nearest water source?

West, 15 minutes.

- Fill the jerry cans.
- That dog won't hunt.

Take a look.
They plugged us for real.

- We're down to canteens.
- Great.

Collins will come at us the back way.

Grey, you ready with those?

A little artistry.

How long until party time?

They aren't but a few minutes out.

Gentlemen,
don't shoot the white guy.

He's our little gift to Washington.

Don't shoot the white guy.

Don't shoot the white guy.

Just a few questions, sergeant...

regarding your comments
on the assault on the plane.

- Yes, sir.
- Now, this is a contemporary account?

I don't understand.

You wrote it at the time
of the assault?

I wrote my notes on the flight back.

You were not aware
your unit conducted...

an unlicensed,
illegal assault on the airliner?

With respect, sir, the actions of my unit
saved the lives of...

You were aware that, until the
suspension of the Posse Comitatus Act...

any independent action taken
by your unit was a violation of the law.

Did you indicate, sir,
that I'm entitled to an attorney?

- Do you have something to conceal?
- Sir, I do not.

- Then why would you wish an attorney?
- Are you an attorney, sir?

Just answer my questions.

Here we go.

Return fire! Return fire!

They shot our guy.

Get me out of the line of fire.

Don't shoot! Don't shoot!

How about that?
Ceasefire, ceasefire.

They've got him.

- We want to talk.
- Throw your weapons!

Come out with your hands
over your head!

We want to bargain!

I don't see that you got anything
to bargain with.

We've disabled your truck.

We're between you
and the water source.

Come out or we will
come in and kill you.

You advance on us,
I will shoot the European.

I don't know
what you're talking about.

Don't shoot. Don't shoot.
Hold your fire.

I said I'll kill him.

- Why should I care?
- You didn't kill him, eh?

You didn't kill him, then why
did you lure us here? You want him.

I don't know
what you're talking about.

All right. You don't care?
You want him dead?

- I'll shoot him.
- Nope, hold on.

That's better.

- Or I'll trade him to you.
- For what?

For the piece from the satellite.

My things were supposed
to arrive tomorrow.

Made a call to a fellow who made a call
and that's the Army way.

- It's the wrong furniture.
- That's the Army way too, sometimes.

I've been on the phone all day
instead of signing up for college classes.

- Sorry.
- It's not your fault.

- Well, hon, it isn't my fault.
- I'm not saying that.

- You're trying to help.
- Let me make another call.

Please don't.
I must beg you, it's not...

Who is it?

It's Keisha Holmes.
Her husband's in the regular Army.

It's Randy. He's in the Airborne.
I forget where.

Oh, no. Keisha Holmes.

We know them.

I know them.

We could use a little more artistry
about now.

I wanna drive out of here
with Collins and the component.

Can you remove the contents without
destroying data and leave the box intact?

Give me your watch.

You're a smart cookie, ain't you?

You mean for a black man?

I mean even for a black man.

But I can't give up the satellite
component and you know that.

Then I can't give you our prisoner.

We want him,
but we don't want him that bad.

That's not what your newspapers say.

Don't let them take me.

Drive me back to Abu Qir.
They'll ransom me.

Friend, I don't think
you can live that long.

You want to talk, we'll talk.

- If not?
- If not, we kill him.

Then we'll come down
and have a little chat with you.

Then he dies too. You choose.

He's gonna cheat you.

What do you want
with the satellite anyway?

Did he tell you something?

What do you want with it?

If you can sell it, I can.

It's not mine to sell or trade.

It belongs to my government now.

How much longer?

Wait one.

No.

No.

- She's just gonna take him for a walk.
- No.

I want all of you women
out of my house right now.

- Keisha, we called the pastor.
- I don't want the pastor.

I don't want your company.
I don't want you.

Now, please, please.

- Where was he stationed?
- In Iraq.

- Was it his first?
- It was his second deployment.

I know them from Bragg.

She shouldn't sit alone.

What are you doing here?

Well, the last time I saw you, Keisha,
you borrowed my yellow blouse.

You forgot to give it back.

You forgot to give it back.

You remember, hon?

Where were you going that day?

You were going to meet Randy.

I'm so sorry.

That's right.

Were you aware that, prior to suspension
of the Posse Comitatus Act...

any military action taken
by your unit was in violation of the law?

With respect, sir,
I wish you had been with us.

Yeah, you can screw with me in here,
if it diverts you.

But be assured, you will pay the price.

You have said
I'm entitled to an attorney.

Say the word and I'll supply one.

All right, then.

Were you aware you were
in violation of the law?

The situation, with respect, sir,
was in flux.

What is in flux is your freedom.
A crime has been committed.

We were in contact with the enemy.

Your friends have committed a crime
as well. I'd like to speak to them.

The other members
of the team are in your report.

Yes. Where are they?

Sir, they are otherwise engaged.

But you admit to actually participating
in the assault on the airliner.

- In the assault upon the airliner, no.
- But... Wait.

I was in the woods,
neutralizing the terrorist spotters.

You were present when the decision
was made to assault the airplane?

- No, I was in the woods.
- Per his orders.

Where is the team that did
the actual assaulting of the aircraft?

- They've been deployed.
- For how long?

I'm afraid that's classified, sir.

Why, when's your report due?

End of the week.

You know, I'm looking at his picture,
but I can't see anything.

Keisha, you're in shock.

I know what it is.

You know, Kim,
you remember when we were at Bragg?

- Yes, I do.
- And that...

- What was her name?
- Trisha Galloway.

And she had those mirrors.
Did you know that?

What mirrors?

- But you know who I meant?
- Yes.

You remember, she had these mirrors
set up in the house...

so that at any point, she could...

I remember.

See the condolence assistance officers
if they came up the walk.

- I remember.
- So she wouldn't be caught.

So she wouldn't be caught unaware.

And I thought, well,
that poor woman has had too much.

- I remember, darling.
- But you don't know.

You don't know, Kim.
Bob came back from Iraq.

- That's right, he did.
- Both times, he came back.

Yes, he did.

What is he doing now?

The 303rd Logistical Studies.

And what is that?

They just...

In effect, he's sort of a clerk.

Yeah, so you don't know.

You don't know, Kim, what it does
to have a man forever in combat.

Forever in combat, Kim, because...

- That's right. I don't know.
- Forever in combat.

You forget.

You think you remember,
but you don't know...

because you're out of it now.

That's right. I'm out of it.

And I'm out of it now too.

Keisha.

I know.

We can't know
what they're going through.

It's okay.

All right. I'm gonna tell you what.

The European, is he still alive?

- He's alive.
- Show me.

Eyes on the prize.

Eyes on the prize.

Come on. Come on.

- All right.
- Now, show me the satellite piece.

- And we'll need one of your jeeps.
- I'm not your travel agent.

Get your own ride back.

You have two jeeps.

You don't need them both.

The trade is the European
for the component and a jeep.

We're all ready.

Did I say the trade was done?

I said it.

The satellite and one of your trucks,
or the man dies.

Bring it out.

Let's go.

That's close enough.

He'll cheat you.

Do I look like a fool?

Hallel...

test it.

It's active.

Go.

We drive off now.

If you're gonna go, go.

How long you figure
to make the rendezvous?

Easy 40 minutes of driving.

Let's get on it.

I know some people
want to talk to you.

A few things to answer for
over the years.

A few friends of yours
they'd like to find.

Truck's dead. They put a lucky shot
through the engine block.

- Truck's dead?
- Yes, boss, it is.

We gave them our only working jeep?
Nice.

All right, we're going to the fallback.

Fallback rendezvous is...

19 miles.

I wanna see the hot box
with the satellite component in it.

I figure the truck has a stretcher.
If not, rig one.

Full canteens.
Fill them up, drink up, ruck up.

How's our friend holding?

Lost a lot of blood.

I can stabilize him,
but peritonitis is almost certain.

How'd you fool the Geiger counter?

Save your strength.

They accepted the box from the satellite,
but of course, the box is empty.

You crushed up your watches,
threw them in the box.

Radium from the dials
set the Geiger counter off.

Nineteen miles, 10 hours.

We got some hard, dry traveling to do.

Let's get to it.

I need you to sign this form, swearing
to the truthfulness of your statement.

How's his appetite?

His appetite?
I thought we were talking about myself.

Of course. That's right.

- His appetite's fine, by the way.
- Is he under a lot of stress?

Darling, these men
are under all the stress...

from the day they log in
to the day they retire.

That's not, as I understand it,
abnormal.

Psychologically, that's real.

You see your husband takes it easier
if you can, when you can.

It's always good to see you, Molly.

Thank you, doctor.

You think retirement is the only thing
that would relieve the stress?

- What?
- Only thing to lessen stress is to retire?

That's not what I said.

You're not gonna put that on the form?
Jimmy, don't put that.

I'm not gonna put anything
on his form.

Why would I,
when we're talking about you?

That's right.

He been talking about retirement?

Lord, what have I done?

We finished here, sir?

Yes, we're finished.

Colonel?

This isn't over.

Thank you for your time, sir.

That's all. Thank you, sergeant.

You got something on your mind?

No, sir.

No, I didn't throw you
to the wolves, son.

In technical terms,
what I did was let you draw fire.

Your boys took down the plane.
Everybody knows that. Well done.

But you ticked off the FBI,
who had to file a report to save face.

Let them save face.

The bulk of the team's out of town
because I sent them out.

You never set foot on their aircraft.
Let them talk to you. You savvy?

Sir, my troop told me beforehand
it was all a show.

Hell, no.

Son, you're a hothead.

As time goes by,
you'll probably grow out of it.

Today, that's what I was looking for.
I wanted angry and indignant.

Wheels within wheels,
young sergeant.

Good work.

Now get the hell out of here.

Government man's wasted
one day that's never coming back...

and I've got work to do.

All right. Whoa.

- Three minutes.
- We don't need it, boss.

I didn't say you need it.
Just said do it.

How much longer on the stretcher?

Got a half hour to rendezvous.
But it's all academic.

Why don't you leave me here?

Because I'm taking you in.

You're taking me in,
but you didn't take me.

Drink this.
That drug's gonna dry you out.

You didn't take me.

I didn't take you, but I got you.

They shot me and they gave me up.

How about that?

Compass is swinging wild.

Two compasses, two readings,
pick the one that swings freer.

Predominate wind's from the north.

Rocks pitted on the north face.

Two-eight degrees true
will be about there.

All right. Coffee break's over.

One, two, three.

- I put a rocket under them.
- About what? I'm lost.

About the furniture for Brown.

You called about his furniture?

Did you have a hard day today, Molly,
with Jonas being away?

- Evening, Mrs. Gerhardt.
- Good evening, colonel.

We're just picking up some groceries
for Keisha Holmes.

Yeah, I heard.

Was there something else
you wanted to ask me?

I thought there was something
you wanted to ask me.

- About?
- About Dr. Willey.

My meeting with him about stress.

Was there something
went on with the doctor?

Can't think of a thing.
Besides, you'll see it in the report.

If Jonas needs a break, I'll staff him.

- Staff him?
- On the intel staff here.

My husband isn't going to fly a chair.

- If he needs it.
- What he needs is what you need...

for him to be with his team.

- Thank you, Molly.
- Tom.

Let's get out of here.

Send from Blue Team,
mission accomplished.

Additional package on board.

Priority five requires MediVac,
security, interrogators.

Code is...
Help me. What's his code name?

His code name is Westwind, boss.

Do we wanna put it on the air?

If they ask who we have, respond:

"We have somebody
you've been looking for."

How's he doing?

He's alive.

Won't be walking
for six months but...

Nice watch. It was my father's.

I never was big on loot.

Lovely gesture,
but I doubt they'll let me keep it.

Well, that's between
you and them, friend.

That fight may go on.

But between you and me, it's over.

We're done for the day.

Go in and put your pajamas
on now, honey.

I'll be in in a minute.

Molly?

Well done with Keisha.

Molly, I am sorry I was snippy
with you today.

- No need to apologize.
- Well, yes, there is...

as you were trying to help
a woman in need...

and I criticized you for it.

Child, you impress me.

Mommy?

- Good night.
- Good night. Go along.

I just came by
to get some of my things and I'll...

- When is my bed gonna come?
- Serena, it's not important.

- Yes, it is.
- I beg your pardon. You're right.

Why don't you go brush your teeth
for Daddy, huh?

Look, I'm so...

I never called you
to say come home.

I called to say "call home."

Your precious Army
garbled the transmission.

I'm sorry.

I called to say,
"The furniture has not arrived...

so maybe you'd like to
take us out to dinner."

That's what I called to say.

Mom, can I sleep
with you and Dad tonight?

Maybe not tonight, honey.

How was your day?

Molly Blane,
calling about the Holmes funeral.

Yeah. Short notice.

- Yes. Hello, captain.
- No, I'd like to.

It's been a hard day here.

Are your kids at your mother's?

Yeah. For another hour or two.

I wanna see you.

- Can you meet me there in 10 minutes?
- Sure.

Good.

Well, you have a good night too, Gina.

Keisha Holmes.
243 Normandy, Bellow Woods.

Widow of Staff Sergeant Randall
Holmes, mother of Daniel.

She'll require eight seats
at the memorial.

Her mother, stepfather,
and a party of six.

I advise six additional seats.

Yes, they always do.

I know he doesn't rate a live bugler,
I understand...

but I'd be much obliged
if you could.

Thank you, captain. I appreciate it.

I... I'm having trouble breathing.

Thank you.

Will they use torture on me?

I don't think so.

But you're not sure?

It's against the law.

Oh, I see.

Torture is against the law.

This is where you end too, isn't it?

Is it?

Some variation.

Is it where I end?

I expect so.

Well, we've both had a long run,
haven't we?

Will you tell me your name?

No. Can't do it, friend.

I'd like to know the name of
the man who finally caught me.

I didn't catch you.
Your people gave you up.

Easy.

And I'd like something to eat.

Sure.

Gonna grab him some food.

That guy, is he who I think he is?

That's who he is.

That's some story for the bar.

I'm sure they'll talk to you about that
when we land.