:05:10
That'll be all.
:05:13
How're you doing, Rambo? I'm Ericson.
Why don't we make it over to the hangar?
:05:20
You're the chosen one, ha?
:05:22
You made
a helluva rep for yourself in 'nam.
:05:26
I'm glad to be working with you.
:05:29
This place may not be heaven,
but at least you're out of the joint.
:05:38
He's here.
:05:42
Morning, John.
:05:44
This is Marshal Murdock.
He's in charge of special operations.
:05:47
Thank you, Colonel. Rambo,
:05:49
been looking forward to meeting you.
How was your trip? No problems? - No.
:05:53
Except for the damned heat, right?
I've never felt anything like it.
:05:56
Come on in,
let's get down to business.
:06:00
I was glancing over your files.
:06:04
Makes pretty interesting reading.
:06:11
Rambo, John J., born 7.6.47, Bowie,
Arizona, of Indian-German descent.
:06:17
That's a helluva combination.
Joined the army 6.8.64,
:06:21
accepted special forces,
specialization: Light weapons.
:06:24
Cross-trained as medic.
Helicopter and language qualified.
:06:27
59 confirmed kills, 2 silver stars,
4 bronze, 4 Purple Hearts,
:06:32
Medal of Honor.
:06:34
You got around, didn't you?
Incredible. Rambo, you're probably aware
:06:40
that there are almost 2,500 Americans
still missing in action in SE Asia.
:06:44
Most are presumed dead, but for the
families, Congress and many Americans
:06:48
it's still an emotional issue.
:06:51
Give me something cold, please!
:06:53
Rambo, you certainly don't know
as much about me as I do you.
:06:58
I've honched with the 2nd Battalion,
3rd Marines, in Kon Tum in '66.