A Marine Story Page #5
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28:41,386 -- 00:28:43,721What about your family?
421
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28:43,763 -- 00:28:46,014No, they don't need to know.
422
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28:46,057 -- 00:28:48,600Not while my brother's deployed.
423
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28:48,643 -- 00:28:50,561Not while my father's
still alive.
424
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28:53,690 -- 00:28:55,107Leo?
425
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28:56,735 -- 00:28:58,902This needs to stay
between us, OK?
426
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28:58,945 -- 00:29:00,154Of course.
427
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29:07,704 -- 00:29:09,705You know, I always
thought you had
428
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29:09,748 -- 00:29:11,665a little crush
on me in high school.
429
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29:12,917 -- 00:29:14,293Uh uh...
430
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29:15,128 -- 00:29:16,545Oh!
431
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29:19,758 -- 00:29:22,509Your crush on Leo didn't
do you much good, either.
432
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29:22,552 -- 00:29:24,011No thanks to you.
433
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29:24,763 -- 00:29:28,640What a confused and frustrated
little triangle that was.
434
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29:28,683 -- 00:29:30,267Yeah.
435
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29:37,442 -- 00:29:39,568Hey...
436
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29:39,611 -- 00:29:41,695You've got your ring
on the wrong hand.
437
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29:43,448 -- 00:29:46,116Is that some kind of code?
438
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29:46,159 -- 00:29:47,409No...
439
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29:47,452 -- 00:29:50,287I just broke this finger.
It won't fit anymore.
440
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29:52,457 -- 00:29:54,082Does your husband know?
441
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30:03,092 -- 00:30:05,803I'm just here to
pay for the damages.
442
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30:05,845 -- 00:30:08,180It's been taken care of.
443
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30:09,057 -- 00:30:10,182Leo?
444
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30:14,270 -- 00:30:15,687What's he drinkin'?
445
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30:25,949 -- 00:30:27,282You rack.
446
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30:29,494 -- 00:30:31,453I get a little dizzy bending over.
447
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30:37,043 -- 00:30:39,461Garbage!
448
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30:39,504 -- 00:30:43,382Garbage...is gold!
449
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30:44,509 -- 00:30:46,635You ain't got a shot now.
450
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30:51,432 -- 00:30:53,392Hey!
451
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30:53,434 -- 00:30:55,811You forfeit the game that way.
452
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30:58,106 -- 00:31:00,232Shooting willy nilly is silly.
453
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31:02,402 -- 00:31:03,986Fine.
454
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31:04,028 -- 00:31:05,654Forfeit then.
455
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31:05,697 -- 00:31:08,699We don't train
to shoot half-cocked.
456
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31:10,285 -- 00:31:13,662Half-crocked, you mean.
457
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31:13,705 -- 00:31:15,497You're fully crocked.
458
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31:16,207 -- 00:31:19,501I can't do it. I won't.
So, I'm going home.
459
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31:19,544 -- 00:31:21,336And I'm not even gonna drive,
460
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31:21,379 -- 00:31:23,547because that's just
a bigger bullet.
461
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31:23,590 -- 00:31:26,258I salute that wise decision.
462
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31:26,301 -- 00:31:27,634As you were.
463
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31:30,346 -- 00:31:31,763Hang a right out the door
464
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31:31,806 -- 00:31:34,391and keep walking
until you see your mailbox.
465
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31:34,434 -- 00:31:35,642Night, Turk!
466
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31:35,685 -- 00:31:38,562W.M...
467
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31:38,605 -- 00:31:42,608stands for Walkin' Marine!
468
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31:42,650 -- 00:31:44,192Ooo-rah!
469
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31:47,322 -- 00:31:51,199I used to drive a Chevrolet...
470
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31:51,242 -- 00:31:56,663Now I'm walkin' everyday...
471
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31:56,706 -- 00:32:02,377I used to drive a Cadillac...
472
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32:02,420 -- 00:32:07,549Now I'm humpin' with my pack...
473
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32:07,592 -- 00:32:10,636If I die in a combat zone...
474
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32:10,678 -- 00:32:13,722Box me up and ship me home!
475
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32:30,782 -- 00:32:34,826Close Combat Instructor,
Drill Sergeant,
476
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32:34,869 -- 00:32:38,163Amphibious Warfare
School graduate...
477
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32:38,206 -- 00:32:40,248Top marks all around.
478
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32:40,291 -- 00:32:42,334And a Mustang to boot.
479
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32:44,003 -- 00:32:46,046Just so we're clear,
480
00:
32:46,089 -- 00:32:48,006I don't see how
you being a lesbian
481
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32:48,049 -- 00:32:50,133makes a damn bit of difference.
482
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32:50,176 -- 00:32:51,677I am not a lesbian.
483
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32:51,719 -- 00:32:54,096And I didn't just
ask you if you were.
484
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32:54,138 -- 00:32:56,556I'm just following the assumption.
485
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32:58,476 -- 00:33:01,436We fight side by side with the
British and they let the gays in
486
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33:01,479 -- 00:33:03,438so, believe me,
I know how stupid this is.
487
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33:03,481 -- 00:33:04,648Yes, sir.
488
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33:05,817 -- 00:33:07,818Certainly you've had to deal
with this issue in your command,
489
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33:07,860 -- 00:33:09,444haven't you?
490
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33:09,487 -- 00:33:11,738I had two men tell me they
were in love with each other
491
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33:11,781 -- 00:33:13,615492
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33:13,658 -- 00:33:14,992How did you handle it?
493
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33:15,034 -- 00:33:17,119I told them to kiss. They couldn't.
494
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33:18,830 -- 00:33:21,123And you left it there?
495
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33:21,165 -- 00:33:23,959They were just afraid
ofwhat was coming.
496
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33:24,002 -- 00:33:25,794They got over it.
497
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33:25,837 -- 00:33:27,796So they stayed in the fight.
498
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33:29,507 -- 00:33:32,968See, that's the issue, right there.
499
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33:33,011 -- 00:33:35,554If a homosexual is allowed
to stay in the fight,
500
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33:35,596 -- 00:33:37,014maybe die in the fight,
501
00:
33:37,056 -- 00:33:39,433there's no way in hell
some politician can tell 'em
502
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33:39,475 -- 00:33:41,977who they can or can't marry.
You see what I mean?
503
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33:42,020 -- 00:33:47,232It's not a matter of unit cohesion
or troop morale.
504
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33:47,275 -- 00:33:48,900It's about the damn marriage issue...
505
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33:48,943 -- 00:33:51,903Respectfully,
I appreciate your insight,
506
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33:51,946 -- 00:33:54,823but I really, really
don't care about this crap.
507
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33:59,203 -- 00:34:00,787At ease, Major.
508
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34:03,708 -- 00:34:05,917I just want to be
free to do my job, sir.
509
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34:08,880 -- 00:34:11,048Now is not the time
to be losing any Marine,
510
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34:11,090 -- 00:34:12,674that's certain.
511
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34:12,717 -- 00:34:14,801Is there a way to
at least push this off
512
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34:14,844 -- 00:34:17,179until I'm eligible for
my pension next year?
513
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34:18,723 -- 00:34:21,224I'll see if I can slow the wheels.
514
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34:21,267 -- 00:34:24,352I'd appreciate whatever
you can do on my behalf, sir.
515
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34:27,523 -- 00:34:28,815Got your back.
516
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34:30,068 -- 00:34:31,026Dismissed.
517
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35:28,251 -- 00:35:29,751Corpsman up!
518
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35:29,794 -- 00:35:31,169Corpsman!
519
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35:31,212 -- 00:35:33,088You got a man down over here...
520
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35:34,799 -- 00:35:36,591Bone check.
521
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35:36,634 -- 00:35:38,135All good.
522
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35:38,177 -- 00:35:41,012Hotel, Echo, Lima, Papa!
523
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35:41,055 -- 00:35:43,557This is Devilfish 1-2 calling medevac.
524
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35:43,599 -- 00:35:45,225I'm hit!
525
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35:49,730 -- 00:35:51,815Anybody copy?
I said I'm hit!
526
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36:00,658 -- 00:36:10,625Where is everybody?
527
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37:01,886 -- 00:37:03,720What a bender you're on.
528
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37:06,390 -- 00:37:07,891Well, come on in.
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