:30:04
- Yes, sir.
- Then why not act like one?
Stand tall.
:30:08
This thing that youre doing with your
hand, grabbing your hair, what's that?
:30:12
- That was a salute.
- A sa-- Oh, no. [ Laughs ]
:30:15
- I don't think so.
You know where saluting comes from?
- No, sir.
:30:19
It comes from medieval times.
Two knights would approach
each other on horseback.
:30:24
They would raise their visors
and show their faces.
:30:28
It's like they're saying,
This is who I am.
:30:31
I'm not the enemy
and I'm not afraid.
:30:33
A salute's about respect, son.
Respect for yourself,
the service and the flag.
:30:39
- [Knocking On Door]
- If you'regoing to do this--
:30:40
Sir, you wanted to see me? Sir?
:30:45
Come.
:30:48
Look at that.
:30:53
- Oh, man.
- No, no, no.
:30:58
At the War College,
his very name was spoken...
:31:03
with a reverence.
:31:05
As if the syllables themselves conveyed
what it meant to be a soldier.
:31:13
Now here he is commanding
an army of one--
:31:18
the stuttering monkey.
:31:24
Can't even watch.
:31:31
I discussed the regulations
on saluting with Aguilar, did I not?
:31:35
- Yes, sir.
- Remind him again-- effectively.