:18:02
I don't know if it was Captain Walden...
:18:05
but that Huey...
:18:07
saved our lives.
:18:12
It sure sounds like it.
:18:17
OK.
:18:20
Thank you for your help.
I'll look over your statements.
:18:24
Thank you, sir.
:18:25
Thank you, Colonel.
:18:27
That'll be all.
:18:28
- Got something for me?
- I do, sir.
:18:30
Walden's 201 file. Evaluation reports.
:18:33
You know I'm going to need
background on these guys.
:18:35
Make sure we don't have a wife-beater
or an illegal alien or gays.
:18:39
That'll blow it.
:18:41
About this Congressional Medal of Honour.
:18:43
It's not the Congressional Medal of Honour.
It's just the Medal of Honour.
:18:47
Tell that to Congress.
:18:48
If Captain Walden wins this medal...
:18:51
You don't win it. You, uh, receive it.
:18:53
It's not a contest.
:18:54
But that is perfect. That is why I'm here.
:18:57
I'm not here
to get down your throat, make you crazy,
:19:00
take these facts and twist them.
:19:02
I just want to get these nuances out
of your head and to get it straight from you.
:19:06
- It's a woman.
- You didn't know?
:19:09
What did you think the hoopla was about?
:19:12
Banacek's got information
on three of Walden's men.
:19:15
- The crew chief we're still tracking.
- This is Captain Karen Emma Walden.
:19:19
She's the first woman ever to be nominated
for a Medal of Honour for combat.
:19:24
I mean, this is gold.
:19:26
It's gold.
:19:27
Unfortunately it's posthumous,
:19:30
but I've got her little daughter.
:19:32
I got the President of the United States.
:19:35
It's all set in the Rose Garden.
:19:37
The President's going to lean down and
hang that ribbon round that pretty face.
:19:41
There is not going to be
a dry eye from Nashua to Sacramento.
:19:45
Excuse us.
:19:54
OK, it was 5 to 1,
:19:56
hook shot.
:19:58
Me and her are cheerleaders.