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They fired.
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At us or at the T-72s?
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I don't know.
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- At us or at the T-72s, Patella?
- I don't know!
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Colonel Serling, report status now.
:43:10
They have range on us!
:43:12
All Sabre elements,
stop all tanks, turn on your lights.
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I say again,
stop all tanks and turn on your lights.
:43:17
Sabre-6, Nat, what's happening out there?
:43:21
Load us up.
:43:23
Patella, find me a target.
Snap out of it. Find me a target.
:43:26
Patella, come on!
:43:30
- Target!
- We're up.
:43:31
- Lights on or off?
- Off.
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- Fire!
- On the way.
:43:40
- Sir?
- Fire!
:43:47
Colonel Serling, report status now!
:43:49
Sabre-6, situation under control, General.
:43:55
General, Colonel Serling's order
to activate lights,
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was that a standard response
to enemy infiltration of the lines?
:44:04
At the critical moment,
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in spite of terrible losses,
:44:09
Colonel Serling didn't hesitate to act.
:44:12
Ordering those tanks
to turn on their lights...
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saved the lives
of God knows how many of our men.
:44:18
Heroic acts arise...
:44:20
out of desperate circumstances.
:44:22
I have no trouble at all
believing that Colonel Serling is a hero.
:44:27
Like Captain Karen Walden.
:44:29
Did you know, Mr Gartner, for the first time
a woman is being considered...
:44:33
for the Medal of Honour
for her performance under fire?
:44:35
And, um,
:44:37
Colonel Serling...
:44:39
is just finishing up the inquiry.
:44:42
How's that going, Nat?
:44:51
I think, uh,
:44:56
in order to honour
a soldier like Karen Walden,