:47:01
Or at Fort Hood,
like you told me you were?
:47:06
Are you back?
:47:08
I'm in transit.
:47:19
You know, Nat, it took me a long time...
:47:21
to figure out how to be an Army wife
without obliterating myself.
:47:25
It wasn't easy, but I did it.
:47:27
I know you did, Mer.
:47:30
So it wouldn't be a hardship for me...
:47:32
to learn how not to be an Army wife...
:47:35
if my husband wasn't in the Army any more.
:47:37
The Army's my life, Mer.
:47:40
And so are we.
:47:45
You don't have to figure it all out, Nat.
:47:47
You just have to admit that you can't.
:47:52
You have to want to be here with us,
:47:55
that's all.
:47:58
We'll be here.
:48:03
For a while.
:48:16
Now go away.
:48:18
If you're not going to stay,
I don't want the kids to see you.
:48:28
This M-16, did it run out of ammo?
:48:30
Yes, sir?
:48:32
- Colonel Serling, you can go in now.
- I don't remember...
:48:42
Hey, Nat, what's up?
:48:43
General.
:48:45
It's the Walden file, sir.
One or two discrepancies.
:48:48
Discrepancies?
:48:49
Yes, sir.
:48:51
I knew those White House clowns
were up to something.
:48:54
- If she doesn't deserve it, she won't get it.
- It's not Captain Walden, sir.
:48:57
It's some of the details of the stories
I'm getting from her crew.