:14:03
Ryan, what are you doing here?
:14:05
I'm volunteering, too, sir. I've earned it, sir.
:14:09
You'll need a bugler, sir.
:14:12
- Stand over there.
- Yes, sir.
:14:15
Benjamin Priam, sir.
:14:17
What do you do?
:14:19
What did you say?
:14:22
- Speak up, I can't hear you.
- I'm a horse thief!
:14:27
You a good horse thief?
:14:31
The best there is, sir.
:14:33
Sign your name or make your mark.
:14:36
I need horses and mules, Mr. Priam.
:14:39
Here's the amount you'll have to spend...
:14:42
and here is your safe-conduct.
:14:45
- Do you need an escort?
- No, sir.
:14:46
He'll be back, sir.
:14:48
Yes, sir. I will, sir.
:14:54
- Corporal.
- Yes, sir.
:14:56
- Get Lt. Andreen.
- On duty, Major.
:15:01
- Lt. Fredericks.
- Hospital.
:15:07
- Lewison.
- Officer of the day.
:15:10
- Sgt. Cable?
- Patrol.
:15:20
- Get me Lt. Graham.
- Yes, sir.
:15:26
- Five hours, five men.
- You need a regiment.
:15:30
Charriba can't be taken by a pick-up
company of garrison troopers.
:15:33
You should know that by now.
:15:35
What are you trying to say, Frank?
:15:37
Come on, speak up. Spit it out!
:15:39
I'm not trying to say that
the massacre was your fault.
:15:42
I'm saying that you should recognize
that your transfer to this post...
:15:46
was a disciplinary action, pure and simple.
:15:49
And if you try to fight your own war again
as you did at Gettysburg, they'll break you.
:15:55
They won't break me,
not if I get Charriba and those kids.
:15:59
Has it occurred to you, Major...