:49:04
- Come on in.
- Thank you.
:49:06
Come on.
:49:10
Would you like a drink?
:49:12
- I wouldn't say no to a Coke.
- Okay.
:49:20
- Here you go.
- Thanks.
:49:23
- Can I help?
- Sure.
:49:27
Clell's told me a lot about you...
:49:30
...and your father.
:49:33
He and Clell were in combat together.
:49:36
Yeah, Korea.
:49:38
Being in combat together,
people can get very close.
:49:45
- Sit down.
- Oh, thanks.
:49:52
My dad prized his CIB decoration.
That's his Combat Infantryman's Badge.
:49:58
That's a silver laurel wreath, blue
shield and a silver Kentucky rifle.
:50:04
If you're a soldier
and there's a war...
:50:07
...there's only one place to be.
No exceptions.
:50:10
I don't agree
with Sergeant Hazard on this.
:50:13
Working for The Post,
I imagine you do.
:50:17
Hardly.
:50:18
Clell sees this war as bad judgment,
a screwup.
:50:23
I see it as genocide.
:50:28
Well, goddamn it, why can't you
keep your opinions to yourself?
:50:33
Your views have reached
the other commanders!
:50:36
I didn't know it was against regs
to voice an opinion.
:50:40
Don't be a fool
and don't be a smart-ass!
:50:44
It's always been against regulations
to voice an opinion.
:50:48
The United States Army
is not interested in opinions!
:50:52
Goddamn it, what the hell
am I gonna do with you?
:50:57
You're a fine soldier, Clell.
:50:59
But you've been a pain in the ass
since the first day you got here!