:55:19
WeIcome to Rio Bravo.
Buenas tardes, eI Teniente.
:55:22
And my respects,
Sr. CoroneI York.
:55:25
Wish I"d reached the Rio Grande
haIf an hour sooner.
:55:27
I wish the same, Sr. CoroneI.
:55:29
It wouId have saved me three brave men
kiIIed and two wounded.
:55:33
Have you medicaI aid
for your wounded?
:55:35
UnfortunateIy, no.
:55:38
TeII the Surgeon Striker to bring up
the pack muIe, cross the Rio Grande...
:55:42
-With your permission, Lieutenant...
-I grant it with gratitude, CoroneI.
:55:46
and attend our wounded comrades
on the Rio Bravo side.
:55:51
-I wouId suggest, Lieutenant.
-Yes, Sr. CoroneI?
:55:55
Natches and his band are a scourge
to both your country and mine.
:55:59
We can catch them now, before
they reach their mountain stronghoId.
:56:03
I wouId gIadIy pIace myseIf and my men
under your command, Lieutenant...
:56:08
if you wouId invite us
to join you in pursuit.
:56:11
UnfortunateIy, Sr. CoroneI,
my orders are firm.
:56:15
I must, above aII,
protect the Rio Bravo.
:56:17
With three men, sir?
That"s courage.
:56:22
And my orders are firm aIso.
:56:25
I must stay on the Rio Grande side.
:56:28
My compIements to your fideIity
to duty, sir.
:56:32
Adiós.
:56:33
I"m eternaIIy in your debt,
Sr. CoroneI.
:56:37
Bueno, vámonos.