The Dirty Dozen: The Fatal Mission Page #4

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and the nature of your training

has been intensified.

"Ekkevarria."

Echevarria, sir.

Pick up my grips and follow me.

All right. Have them

sent back to the barracks.

Yes, sir. All right!

Everybody into the barracks.

If you have something

to complain about,

the chaplain's hours are

between 4 and 5. Let's go.

Hit it!

Echevarria, you're a mystery to me.

I went through your files.

You've been through

some pretty heavy stuff.

Robbery, a gangland kidnapping,

assault with a deadly weapon.

I had a very bad

childhood, sir.

Well, I figured

something like that.

But until you made that night

withdrawal from the Bank of England

with a.45 and a

little dynamite...

you haven't done any

heavy time, have you?

I always express

sincere remorse, sir.

Sure you do.

I mean, parole officers, judges...

even cops wanted

to give you a break.

Well, man... I mean, major.

I always figure, when you're

going for it, go all out.

When you're in the streets,

raise hell.

But when they get you,

they got you.

Be nice.

Will that be all, major?

That will be all.

We won't be here that long.

Well, glad to be

of service, sir.

Echevarria...

my trench knife.

I mean, where you going? Second

time around, they hang you.

Can't change overnight, major.

Neither can I.

Take off.

Yes, sir.

Knife! Recover!

Knife! Recover!

Knife! Recover!

Stick them, boy!

Hit the kraut!

Recover!

Knife! Recover!

Hit the kraut, baby!

- Yeah!

- Recover!

- Good, good.

- Knife!

Recover!

Left! Recover!

- Stick them, Shorty!

- That's it.

Where did they get

your garrison cap, major?

I don't know, Stern.

Evil versus evil, I guess.

Recover! Knife!

Stick him, Shorty!

Stick that kraut again!

Come on, Shorty!

His name is Major Wright.

This is the only film we have.

It was found next to

a dying newsreel cameraman.

The film was made during an attack

on the village of Agrigento

in which the target is believed

to have been Benito Mussolini.

Our new contact says that even now,

this officer is training another group

drawn from American

prisoners sentenced to death

or long terms of imprisonment.

The whole story seems

a little incredible, general.

Are you sure you're not wasting

money on this, uh, this informant?

It is the opinion of our

senior agent in Ireland

that the story

is absolutely true.

Well, maybe you're right.

The whole country worships

outlaws and gangsters.

Now they've drafted them

into the Army, I suppose.

I've made arrangements to receive

further reports from this informant.

And we will supply all

necessary technical equipment

needed for transmission

in the future.

One moment, please.

The Reich's

chancellery, general.

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