:12:01
How you deploy your company
l'll leave up to you.
:12:04
(radio operator) X-ray Yoke, Fox Able,
:12:08
Mike Oboe, Charlie Dog...
:12:13
The trenches are gonna be
tougher than the climb up.
:12:16
I'll keep the third platoon in reserve
until we get up there.
:12:21
I'll start with the first platoon on the left
and the second platoon on the right.
:12:27
Right.
:12:29
Uh... this concertina wire is gonna be
pretty tough to get through in the dark.
:12:36
No, the report has it,
it's been flattened by artillery.
:12:40
I'd suggest you set up your aid station
here in this chow bunker.
:12:45
We'l try to evacuate casualties
down this access road.
:12:48
Don't forget your radio.
Keep me informed-that's what it's for.
:12:52
I can't help if I don't know
where you are and what you're doing.
:12:55
- We won't forget, sir.
- Remember this.
:12:58
You've got 135 men, all of them
thinking of the peace talks at Panmunjom.
:13:03
It's a cinch they won't wanna die
in what may be the last battle.
:13:08
When you hit the line of departure,
deploy fast and get up there fast.
:13:11
Lead them, push them, i don't care,
but don't let them stop.
:13:14
Your only chance is to get into
these trenches before daylight.
:13:21
What about this flank?
I haven't got enough men to protect it.
:13:24
Love Company's assignment. They should
be in position by the time you get there.
:13:29
As to artillery preparation, we've been
keeping fire on this hill right along.
:13:33
So when you're ready, call me,
and i'll have it lifted.
:13:40
Yes, sir.
:13:45
- Anything else, sir?
- No, I don't think so.
:13:48
Good luck.