:39:03
Santiago was going to say who did it
in exchange for a transfer.
:39:10
If you feel there are any details
I'm missing, tell me.
:39:18
Thank you.
:39:23
You called Colonel Markinson and
Lt. Kendrick into your office. And?
:39:31
We agreed that for his own safety
he should be transferred.
:39:36
Santiago was set to be transferred?
:39:40
On the first flight to the States.
0600 next morning.
:39:45
Five hours too late, it turned out.
:39:50
All right, that's all.
Thanks very much for your time.
:39:55
The corporal will drive you back.
:39:59
- Wait, I've got some questions.
- No, you don't. No!
:40:04
On the morning of the death,
did you meet Dr. Stone?
:40:09
- Of course. One of my men was dead.
- You see? He was dead. Let's go.
:40:15
- Have you ever heard of Code Red?
- I've heard the term, yes.
:40:22
In February, you received a memo
from the Fleet Commander,
:40:27
warning against enlisted men
disciplining their own?
:40:32
Whoever wrote that memo has never
looked down a Cuban AK-47 rifle.
:40:40
However, I gave it due attention.
What is your point, Jo?
:40:47
She has no point,
it's part of her charm. Goodbye!
:40:52
My point is that I think
Code Reds still go on. Do they?
:40:57
- He doesn't need to answer that.
- Yes, he does.