Hearts and Minds
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You ever try to fight a battle
without any drawers on, man?

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[Automatic Weapons Fire]
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Awful sick of it.
I'll be so glad to go home.

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I don't know. It's the worst area we've
been in since I've been in Vietnam.

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You think it's worth it?
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Yeah. I don't know. They say we're
fighting for something. I don't know.

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I was at a very kind of
sobering thing last night.

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Memorial service for four men
in the second squadron...

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who were killed the other day.
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One of them being a medic.
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And, uh, the place was just packed.
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And we sang three hymns
and had a nice prayer.

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I turned around, looked at their faces,
and they were--

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I was just proud.
My-My, uh, feeling for America...

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just soared because of their--
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The way they looked.
They looked determined...

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and-and-and reverent
at the same time.

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But still they're
a bloody good bunch of killers.

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[Man] "When you go forth to war
against your enemies...

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and see horses and chariots
in an army larger than your own,

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you shall not be afraid. "
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Well, let"s not anybody
be so naive as to think we"re here,

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in any way,
to worship football.

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Nor are we here,
as I'm sure many people believe,

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to pray for a victory.
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We believe in victory.
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We believe it will come to the team
that's best prepared.

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This is serious business
that we"re involved in.

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And that"s religious,
and God cares.

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There are going to be men made tonight.
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And that's religious,
and God cares about that.

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We're concerned about the big game.
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But we're also concerned
about the bigger game,


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