:12:02
Talk to me.
:12:04
Off the record, if you want.
:12:06
Way, way off the record.
:12:07
Rangers' honour.
:12:11
Serling,
:12:14
How long you been back?
:12:18
Six months.
:12:19
And you...
you've been in the service how long?
:12:22
17 years.
:12:23
Ah, they got me running this inquiry...
:12:26
on this girl pilot.
:12:29
Captain Karen Walden.
:12:31
She'll be the first woman
to get the Medal of Honour for combat.
:12:35
Oh, boy.
:12:35
And everybody in the beltway
wants a piece of this one, right?
:12:41
I just want to get something clear.
:12:43
This time, just want somebody to be a hero.
:12:47
I want to get something right.
:12:49
Yeah.
:12:50
Cos Al Bathra, you know...
:12:57
Al Bathra.
:12:58
You talked to Boylar's parents?
:13:00
Yeah.
:13:01
Do they know?
:13:04
They heard from a few of his friends.
:13:06
Aw, Jesus...
:13:09
You know...
:13:12
They told Boylar's parents
he died from enemy fire.
:13:15
I told them that.
:13:17
I carried the message,
went to the funeral,
:13:20
watched his mother cry her eyes out.
:13:22
I stood there
and looked his father in the eye...
:13:25
and told him
his son died brave under fire.
:13:29
And I was the one
who gave the order to fire.
:13:32
I did it.
:13:34
Then the Army gave me a medal...
:13:37
for bravery and valour.
:13:40
Then they buried me...
:13:43
in medals.
:13:46
Got a sense of humour, don't they?
:13:52
Yeah.
:13:55
Can't remember anything else
except being in the Army.
:13:59
Either being in it or wanting to be in it.