1:03:04
These DD-13-48 request forms
are not filled out properly.
1:03:06
These DD-13-48 request forms
are not filled out properly.
1:03:08
We're going to approach this in an orderly,
proficient manner, Sergeant Major.
1:03:12
Yes, sir.
1:03:14
I want you to be sure
that each round of ammo...
1:03:16
...is counted and returned
in the same way it was received.
1:03:20
- I'll personally dot the i's and cross the t's.
- Sloppiness breeds inefficiency.
1:03:26
Your outfit could use
some cleaning up, Gunney.
1:03:29
Sir, I want to issue my squad leader
some night vision glasses.
1:03:33
- I should've thought of that.
- That is not part of your TO&E.
1:03:37
I thought it might...
1:03:38
Fill out the proper request forms
and send it through the chain of command.
1:03:42
Request forms?
1:03:48
Attention!
1:03:51
At ease, men.
1:03:53
Major Malcolm Powers, sir.
Annapolis, Class of '71.
1:03:58
How are your men doing, Major?
1:04:00
My men are ready to fight to the death
to protect our country, sir.
1:04:05
Let's hope that won't be necessary.
1:04:10
Have we ever served together?
1:04:12
I don't know, sir.
Sergeant Major Choozoo and I...
1:04:15
...were in the 2nd Battalion
in the 7th in 1968.
1:04:18
I had a rifle company in 1st Battalion, 7th.
1:04:21
We sure as hell chewed
some of the same dirt, sir.
1:04:24
That's for sure.
What's your assessment of this alert?
1:04:29
It's a cluster fuck.
1:04:33
Say again?
1:04:35
Marines are fighting men, sir,
they shouldn't be sitting on their asses...
1:04:38
...filling out forms for equipment
they should already have.
1:04:43
Interesting observation, Gunney.
1:04:46
Carry on, Major.
1:04:53
Now hear this. Now hear this.
1:04:56
This is it. We're going to war.
1:04:59
This has been an emergency deployment
readiness exercise.