:09:00
Good. Pack your things
and let's get out of here now.
:09:03
-Lieutenant!
-Ma'am.
:09:05
Get those weapons out
of my operating room.
:09:09
You're frightening my staff.
:09:11
l'll be with you when l'm done.
Now please wait outside!
:09:15
Your staff should be frightened,
ma'am.
:09:17
Do you know what'll happen to you
and these women when rebels get here?
:09:26
Doc, maybe you can help her out.
:09:28
Ma'am, may l assist?
:09:31
-Are you a doctor?
-No, l'm a corpsman, ma'am.
:09:33
-Can you stitch?
-Yes, ma'am.
:09:35
-Are you sure?
-Yeah, he's sure.
:09:40
Then close for me.
:09:43
We're taking our good old time here.
:09:49
All right, Lt. Waters, l'm all yours.
:09:55
Hurry up, Doc.
:10:01
l assume you have a plan
to get us all out of here?
:10:04
Yes, ma'am. Come with me, please.
:10:06
We've got a 1 2-klick hike to make
to rendezvous to the helicopter.
:10:09
Get your things together,
but pack light.
:10:12
Zee, bring your perimeter up.
Keep Flea in place.
:10:16
We spotted a rebel company
outside of Yolingo on the way in.
:10:19
We must assume they'll be here
by night, if not sooner.
:10:22
l'm responsible for 7 0 people here, more
than half of them seriously wounded.
:10:26
My orders are to evacuate
foreign nationals only, ma'am.
:10:29
What does that mean?
:10:30
l mean nonindigenous personnel,
ma'am.
:10:33
Then we have a problem.
:10:34
l will not leave without
the indigenous personnel.
:10:39
We're here to get you out.
Now, l suggest you go find the priest...
:10:43
...go find the nuns, pack your things
and prepare to move.
:10:45
When the rebel troops get here,
they'll kill everything they see...
:10:50
...including privileged white doctors.
:10:52
-What part of that plan don't you get?
-The Cameroon border's 40 miles away!
:10:55
-You could fly them out in 30 minutes!
-Can't do that.
:10:58
-Why not?
-Because my orders are very clear: