12 Strong Page #4
Yeah, runnin' around here
he's got giant balls.
Hey.
- So where is he?
- Who?
- Dostum.
- No clue.
He knows
we're here though, right?
Whole f***ing country knows
you're here.
Best of luck, Captain.
I mean it.
You too.
Give 'em hell.
Come look at this.
Graveyard of Empires,
and we're in it.
Shows you how unlucky it is
to write on that wall,
so no one better do it.
Hey, Cap.
Get some rest, all right?
Something ain't right here.
Now, look.
not super human.
Yeah, I know, I know.
I'm gonna take the next watch.
Massoud.
When he died, the Northern
Alliance might have died with him.
Move! Move!
That Dostum?
General.
Peace be with you.
And what did he say?
He said it's good
to know the language of your enemies.
Am I doing this alone?
All right, let's go.
Looks like Spencer
got a promotion.
Yeah, seems that way, huh?
All right, why don't we
give him the gift?
Mmm.
What did he say?
I don't think
the horse feed's a big hit.
- Well, that went over like a bag of sh*t.
- Mmm-hmm.
You wanna try
the vodka, Captain?
General.
To our new American friends.
I hope they don't think
they win copying the Russians.
I was told
you didn't speak English.
I didn't speak to the man
who told you I don't.
Where are my bombs?
General, I have more bombs
than you could ever want.
- Could you show me the Taliban's location?
- Why the young one speak?
He's our captain, sir.
- Tell them to stand down.
- Hey, Diller.
General, I'm the captain.
This is my team.
You speak to me, all right?
- This is my country.
- I understand that.
You own the land,
but we own the sky.
You want our bombs,
talk to me.
Okay.
We talk.
I could ask you
the same question.
You don't want the answer.
Look.
Look. Those eyes.
Killer eyes.
Those eyes.
Killer eyes.
Yes.
Killer eyes.
What did you kill?
You wanna see me kill?
You take me to the Taliban,
I'll show you.
Okay. We go.
That was easy.
Buddy, you better check
that f***ing swagger
before he sells us
to the highest bidder.
Listen, he needed to know how far
I can be pushed. Now he does.
F***ing killer's eyes.
General. General, how far
away is the Taliban?
Five hours.
I have horses for you.
- There's only six. I need 12. I got 12 men.
- I have six.
Hey, Cap.
Looks like he's not done
pushing you.
I don't like
splitting up the team, Hal.
Well, it was bound to happen sooner
or later, might as well be now.
At least
he's willing to fight.
I figured he'd just milk us
for supplies and money.
Can you show me on the map
exactly where we're going?
Cobaki. Over the mountains.
All right, Diller,
Coffers, Michaels,
Bennett, Jackson,
you're with me.
Falls, Black, grab the
daypacks, extra ammo.
I took Dehi four days ago
from Taliban.
Mullah Razzan,
leader of the Taliban,
has a high price
on your heads.
100,000 US dollars
for your body.
50,000 for your
bloody uniforms.
That's it?
A little low.
Taliban.
Well,
look on the bright side.
If his plan was to cash us in,
he'd find another
six horses for sure.
I guarantee it.
All right, who's ridden before?
Anyone?
Summer camp,
when I was nine.
Cancun, spring break.
But I was pretty drunk.
I can't ride for sh*t.
Okay,
so that's nobody.
But, hey, this will be fun.
All right.
Okay, so a kick means "go."
This is the steering wheel.
Left to go left,
- right to go right. Pull back to stop.
- Okay.
He's not waiting for us.
Saddle up.
I'll start
a supply chain, okay?
Schedule a drop.
Does it have a name?
Request ammo
for Dostum's men.
I know,
but does it have a name?
And Michaels will be
on the radio.
We'll check in
every four hours.
He's gonna test you.
Yeah. I'm gonna test him, too.
I'm not sure
that's a good idea.
About to find out.
Oh, f***. God damn it.
Good luck, boys.
You guys look like
a bunch of naturals.
Don't break
the horse, Dill.
Sh*t.
I don't like how
they're looking at us, Cap.
Cap, we got three AK's and
Yeah, I see it.
What the f***
are we stopping for?
I don't know.
Supplies.
Yeah, well,
You gotta be
kidding me.
Risking our asses
for 10 gallons of water.
No,
he's showing us off.
He's saying,
"Look at the Americans.
"They're here with me."
Hey, don't f***ing look down!
Where you look,
the horse goes.
Move your head,
it shifts your weight
and shifts the horse's weight.
Got it?
Yeah, yeah, I got it.
- Hey, boss.
- Yeah.
He's got us on the north side
of this range.
I'm guessing that isn't good.
No. Commo satellites orbit
to the south.
There's no way
I'm gonna get any signal
through that mountain range.
I'm gonna have to go up
on the plateau
and try to get better contact.
He's got us camping
in a dead spot.
You think he knows
it's a dead spot?
I know every cell phone
dead zone in my hometown.
No GPS either, huh?
No, it's pretty shitty.
Your men are too slow.
We will kill the Taliban
in the morning.
I see you.
Yeah, I know it. I see that.
That's a cool musket.
Najeeb? Cool, I'm gonna take
a piss now, so...
No, no. No.
Like to do this alone, bro.
Respect the culture.
This f***ing kid.
- Milo?
- What's up, bro?
Looks like you got a shadow.
Yeah.
- You see Dostum's men ride up that mountain today?
- Yeah.
Had his whole army ready
to travel in five minutes.
My guess is the Taliban
ain't much different.
It's not gonna be easy.
Yeah,
these people are tough.
How do you know
so much about horses?
No, I grew up on a ranch.
Father taught me.
About the only thing
he was ever good
and gentle with were horses.
So the old man
ruled with an iron fist?
And a leather belt.
- Anything he could get his hands on.
- Oh, yeah?
Must have been best friends
with my old man.
Oh, yeah?
I hope they let us see
this one through, you know?
Afghanistan's been invaded
for the last 2,000 years
repeatedly by everyone.
Genghis Khan,
Alexander the Great...
You've been reading up
on the place?
I was a history teacher.
- Get the f*** out!
- No! I swear to God!
- You serious?
- Yeah.
Sh*t, that's right.
No, I remember
In your report.
It wasn't long though.
What happened? I didn't...
I got into a fight
with this guy
who was harassing
my girlfriend, you know.
And I kind of beat him up
pretty bad.
And where I was headed,
I was headed to jail.
So, I chose the military.
Sh*t, man.
And here you are years later
sitting in a cave.
Yeah, I should have
chose jail.
Why do your men stand guard?
You're my guests,
I protect you.
We're not just your guests,
General. We're your allies.
My men aren't standing guard
against you.
They're standing with you.
This is my responsibility.
This is how we're trained.
We have orders to follow.
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