:29:02
I want you to join the Army, all right?
:29:04
Wolves with blue coats,
scouts to help us fight the renegades.
:29:07
You'Il be a sergeant, wear a blue coat,
stripes on your coat, with Army pay.
:29:12
I don't know, Sieber.
:29:14
Well, you are a warrior. You hunt men.
:29:17
You'Il make your woman,
make your children proud of you.
:29:20
Mexicans, they took my wife, my little boy.
:29:25
Maybe the Army could help get them back.
:29:33
I think maybe I stay here.
:29:38
If I was asking you out on a raiding party,
I expect you'd be a lot more willing.
:29:53
Federal government had forced
over 500 Chiricahua...
:29:56
...to take up residence
within Turkey Creek's narrow borders.
:30:00
Corn was the main crop, but the land
was not fertile enough to be self-sufficient.
:30:06
The Chiricahua became dependent on
government supplies for their well-being.
:30:13
Gatewood. You come to visit me.
:30:18
Makes my heart glad to see Geronimo.
:30:24
How's the life of a farmer?
:30:26
Some Apaches are good farmer.
:30:30
Others miss the old way.
:30:37
I'm not good farmer, Gatewood.
:30:49
I have come here to visit my friend...
:30:52
...but I have some questions
I need to ask you.
:30:56
There are rumours that a medicine man
is speaking against the White-Eye.