1:11:03
Hey, need some money
for a haircut?
1:11:08
What's the matter with him?
1:11:11
- He's against the war.
- You don't say?
1:11:17
Well, I better have a word with him
before I head back tomorrow.
1:11:21
- Wait a minute. I--
- What is it?
1:11:27
John, I want to file
for a divorce.
1:11:33
I just need to be free from you.
1:11:35
Baby, come on.
I need you.
1:11:37
You don't need anybody.
Myrtle made sure of that.
1:11:43
And you have the war.
1:11:47
- I'm truly sorry.
- Thank you.
1:11:49
Your mama was very special to me.
We're all gonna miss her.
1:11:51
- I appreciate that.
- You don't remember me?
1:11:54
- I'm your cousin Artie.
- Oh, yeah.
1:11:56
I'd like to introduce
some friends of mine.
1:11:59
- Danny Dikes.
- Thanks for coming.
1:12:01
- Paul Gillies.
- Sorry for your loss.
1:12:03
- This here's my wife Bella.
- How do you do?
1:12:06
I've been telling 'em I've been reading
about you in the "Norfolk Leader"--
1:12:09
all those battles
he's been winning.
1:12:12
It's a great thing
you're doing over there, son.
1:12:14
God Almighty knows
it's a great thing.
1:12:17
Imagine, Myrtle's boy,
advisor to the United States Army.
1:12:20
Who would have thought?
1:12:23
Yeah. If you need anything,
you know who to call.
1:12:29
1967, the year of delusion.
1:12:32
465,000 American troops fought major
battles from the Delta to the D.M.Z....
1:12:38
while Westmoreland declared
the end was coming into view.
1:12:41
Vann knew better.
1:12:44
I thought we cleared this area.
1:12:46
We had, sir.
Then we discovered these tunnels.
1:12:48
- Here, here and here.
- Fire in the hole!
1:12:55
- Watch the perimeter.
- And over here, sir.
1:12:57
- This is where we found the documents.
- What do they say?