A War Page #2
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- 2015
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I can't go through that gate again.
I'm useless.
I can't send you home.
But what I can do is...
...to give you camp duty
for the next two weeks.
Then you won't go through the gate
any time soon.
You'll have time to calm down.
And if you're still not okay after
a few weeks, we'll have another talk.
Do you have family?
- Siblings and stuff?
- I have a little sister.
- A little sister?
- She's 16.
- What's her name?
- Majida.
She's starting high school...
F***, man!
Call home.
I'll be back in 10 minutes
and we'll have coffee.
Hello?
It's me.
Hi.
Hi, boys.
You want to join me?
No?
Go away.
Go away! Go away.
Keep your distance.
EW reports
that the pale-faced are in the area.
- Stoffer.
- Yes?
- Back in formation.
- In front?
- Rear.
- Got it.
- Now!
- Got it!
- Don't do that again.
- Got it.
- 2-5. 6-0.
- 2-5, over.
Stop!
Get out here! Get out here!
- Get down!
- What's happening?
Sit down! I need an interpreter!
Sit down! Sit down!
Calm down.
We need an interpreter.
- Calm down. Get the interpreter.
- Sit down!
Sit down.
Tell him to sit down.
Make him lift that.
Lift up your shirt.
He says his daughter is sick.
He needs help.
- Shut up when we're talking.
- Get Rytter under control! Get him out.
That way!
His daughter is... "Who shall I tell
that my daughter's sick?"
- "Help me, help me."
- Where is his daughter?
- Inside the house.
- Anybody else in there?
- Tell him to calm down.
- There are women and children.
Okay...
"She has burns here."
- "Can you help us?"
- I hear you. You must calm down.
- Secure door left!
- Step back, step back!
- We have our own men behind that door.
- He says to stop.
- He must get the women out.
- Look away.
Look away, yeah right.
- Anything?
- I have a visual of two women.
- Come on, dammit.
- "Come in."
Step back.
Door straight ahead.
- A donkey over there.
- Copy. You stay put.
Is it in there?
- Yes, that's his house.
- Come over here. Get him over here.
It checks out! There's a mother and
two children. The girl is in bandages.
Jones?
Jones, up here. Now.
"Thank you so much for helping.
We're poor people."
- A burn?
- Left forearm.
- Got it.
- "We're not your enemy."
- Tell him he can go inside.
- Send Stoffer in.
It's this little girl.
I'll just put this here.
Could you open this?
Ask if I may have a look at it.
It's stuck to her burn.
He should tell the little girl
that this will hurt a bit.
He has to hold her arm.
Yes, it hurts.
It's very infected.
Tell him -
- all I can do is rinse it in water.
"What if she doesn't get better?"
I'll dress it, but he must wash it
in soap every day.
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