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was that a standard response
to enemy infiltration of the lines?
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At the critical moment,
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in spite of terrible losses,
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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...
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out of desperate circumstances.
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I have no trouble at all
believing that Colonel Serling is a hero.
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Like Captain Karen Walden.
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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,
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we have to tell the truth, General,
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about what happened over there.
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The whole, hard,
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cold truth.
:45:15
And until we do that, uh,
:45:18
we dishonour her...
:45:21
and every soldier who died,
:45:24
who gave their life for their country.
:45:47
My full report, General.
:45:54
Few of us are given the opportunity,
:45:58
even fewer the courage,