Saints and Soldiers Page #2
You drop it!
Keep it down!
We're Americans.
Prove it!
What?
Who was the third president
of the United States?
Just put the gun down.
Thomas Jefferson.
Who was the fourth?
Madison.
What's with this guy?
What's the capital of Vermont?
Hartford-- I--
Sarge!
Give me a break!
Nobody knows that.
You tell me!
Haven't the foggiest.
Sorry, boys.
Where's your command post?
Used to be that way.
Sorry for the trouble.
Thank you.
Montpelier.
About how far back?
About 10 to 15 miles.
Soldier, who are you?
Flight Sergeant,
Oberon Winley,
Royal Air Force.
Oberon...
Winley.
Look, I am in possession
of some crucial intelligence.
I need to get to
Buddy, you must have smashed
your head on a tree
coming down or something.
Or a bloody field phone at least.
There are no field phones,
and you will keep it down.
Can we shoot him now, Sarge?
Shut up!
Winley,
where do you think you're going?
I was intended to fly
back to Manhay.
Really?
Well, we've had a bit
of bad luck around here.
on a spoiling expedition,
and we are now
behind the enemy lines.
This isn't some little
spoiling expedition.
This is a major
German offensive.
After the Germans attacked,
we were ordered to fly
an emergency photo
re-con mission
to collect electronic
intelligence.
We were flying
under some--
snapped some
rather revealing photos.
But by the time we realized
what we had,
a German fighter
had shot us down.
So you need to get
to intelligence?
Yes.
And it's damn critical
that I get there
as soon as possible.
They've punched through...
all along here...
right where we're thinnest.
Why would they do that?
That's right.
Unless, of course,
they hurry and make it
to the Meuse River
and cross over.
I don't get it.
Well, if they cross the Meuse,
then they can turn
and take Leige.
I went through there
on my way in.
It's got one of
the biggest ammo dumps
I've ever seen there.
It's one of the largest
in Europe.
And if the Krauts take Leige,
they take the ammo dump.
Or we have to destroy it.
Either way, it's a straight shot
for them to take back Antwerp.
What is this?
This ain't German.
Thank you.
I have got to get these
to there
before the Germans cross
the Meuse River.
It's over 20 miles.
As a crow flies, yes.
Thank you.
And we're supposed to outrun
on foot?
You know,
we could follow this rail line
along here
and then cut up through here
and shortcut them.
Could save a lot of troops.
Hey...
Where'd you learn
to speak German?
What?
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