:02:01
Let me see your hands.
:02:03
Let me see your hands.
:02:07
Get the hands over your head.
Over your head!
:02:11
Get down.
:02:16
On your knees.
:02:18
There. Stay there.
:02:22
Get your hands up.
Get your hands up.
:02:27
Get down.
:02:29
Shit, there's a kid in there.
:02:32
That's not our problem.
:02:34
None of this is our problem.
:02:36
Get your hands in the air.
:02:40
Hey.
:02:48
How's it going, little man?
:02:52
You all right?
:03:01
I was 27 years old the first time I died.
:03:04
I remember there was white everywhere.
:03:06
There was war, and I felt alive.
But, really, I was dead.
:03:12
- So how old?
- Twenty-seven.
:03:15
Here he is. Starks, Jack.
:03:18
Born in Vermont.
Hasn't got a family listed.
:03:22
Naval hospital will take care of it.
:03:29
Oh, my God.
:03:31
- This soldier's alive. This man just blinked.
- Been tagged already.
:03:34
- Worry about the others.
- No, no, look at this.
:03:38
Oh, shit. Code blue, code blue.
We need a doctor.
:03:42
Get a doctor over here now.
:03:48
Sergeant Starks was very lucky.
:03:50
A little more to the right,
it wouldn't have come out.
:03:52
He has retrograde amnesia,
acute psychological suppression.
:03:55
We couldn't find any family...
:03:56
...in the States, sergeant.
:03:58
- I'm sure you have friends.
- I want the paperwork this afternoon.