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Here's the story: they're offering
invoiuntary manslaughter. Two years.
:49:08
You'll be home in six months.
:49:12
Wow! You're the greatest lawyer in
the world! How can we thank you?
:49:19
Did you hear what I just said?
You'll be home in six months.
:49:25
I'm afraid we can't do that, sir.
:49:28
We can't make a deal.
:49:32
We did nothing but our job.
I'll accept the consequences.
:49:38
But I won't say I'm guilty, sir.
:49:41
- Did she put you up to this?
- We have a code, sir.
:49:46
You and your code plead not guilty.
You'll be in jail for Iife.
:49:51
Do what I say,
and you'll be home in six months.
:49:55
Do it, Harold.
Six months, it's nothing!
:50:03
- Permission to...
- Speak! Jesus!
:50:09
What do we do then? After six months
we'll be dishonourably discharged.
:50:15
- Probably.
- What do we do then, sir?
:50:21
We joined the Marines because
we wanted to Iive by a certain code.
:50:27
You're asking us to say we have no
honour, that we're not marines!
:50:33
If what we did was wrong,
I'll accept my punishment.
:50:37
But I believe I did my job. I will
not dishonour myself, my unit
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or the Corps,
so that I can go home in six months.
:50:47
Sir!
:50:56
I'd Iike to talk to Corporal Dawson
alone for a minute.