American Soldiers Page #5

Synopsis: Iraq, 2004: during a routine sortie a US patrol is ambushed and the young soldiers are forced to put their training and skills into action fast. A determined foe with superior local knowledge, the Fedayeen insurgents soon draw them into close quarter combat and a desperate fight for survival.
 
IMDB:
3.2
R
Year:
2005
103 min
65 Views


Go my station.

Police station. Go left.

407

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29:18,214 -- 00:29:19,882

Romeo. Do it.

408

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29:20,049 -- 00:29:21,091

Got it, sarge!

409

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29:21,259 -- 00:29:22,760

I am Lieutenant Ahmed.

410

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29:22,927 -- 00:29:25,471

Your enemy are my enemy,

my friend.

411

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29:26,097 -- 00:29:28,682

We heard on radio you were under fire.

412

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29:28,892 -- 00:29:32,311

You guys came just

in the nick of time, buddy.

413

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29:33,062 -- 00:29:34,438

Just in the nick of time.

414

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29:37,484 -- 00:29:39,026

Where'd you get that pig?

415

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29:39,194 -- 00:29:39,943

Pig?

416

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29:40,111 -- 00:29:41,528

The M60, dude.

417

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29:42,447 -- 00:29:43,614

Blackmarket.

418

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29:43,823 -- 00:29:47,117

You need,

how do you say, an edge?

419

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29:47,744 -- 00:29:48,160

Oh yeah.

420

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29:48,328 -- 00:29:49,787

Got to have an edge, yeah.

421

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30:08,431 -- 00:30:11,183

WeIcome to the new Iraq,

my friend.

422

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30:11,810 -- 00:30:13,769

My home is your home.

423

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30:14,854 -- 00:30:16,897

Is not much, but it is ours.

424

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30:17,106 -- 00:30:18,732

Allah Akbah!

425

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30:21,486 -- 00:30:22,486

Don't shoot! Don't shoot!

426

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30:22,654 -- 00:30:24,947

What the hell's going on back there?

427

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30:25,156 -- 00:30:26,281

Don't shoot. He has a bomb.

428

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30:26,491 -- 00:30:27,783

Hold your fire.

429

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30:36,543 -- 00:30:44,633

[SPEAKS ARABIC]

430

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30:49,973 -- 00:30:51,598

HoIy sh*t!

431

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30:54,394 -- 00:30:55,602

Is everyone all right?

432

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30:57,939 -- 00:30:59,106

Thanks, man.

433

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31:00,692 -- 00:31:02,359

You're a straight up dude,

you know that, right?

434

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31:03,403 -- 00:31:06,154

Doc, see if there's

anything you can do?

435

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31:06,739 -- 00:31:07,781

Yeah.

436

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31:08,408 -- 00:31:09,366

Jackson?

-Yeah?

437

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31:09,576 -- 00:31:10,742

Cover his ass.

438

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31:11,661 -- 00:31:12,536

Okay.

439

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31:55,455 -- 00:31:57,831

Finding when and where to take

a pissbreak,

440

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31:57,999 -- 00:32:00,250

now that is truly the art of war.

441

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32:03,880 -- 00:32:06,590

What the f***, Dowdy, come on man,

you're pissing on my boots.

442

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32:07,467 -- 00:32:08,342

Control your sprinkler.

443

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32:08,509 -- 00:32:09,676

Sorry, dude.

444

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32:09,886 -- 00:32:12,721

It's kind of hard to drain your

snake when people are bumping into you.

445

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32:12,931 -- 00:32:15,599

Hey, you know they got

pills you can take that'll

446

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32:15,767 -- 00:32:17,184

grow that little nub of yours.

447

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32:17,644 -- 00:32:19,019

F*** you, Jesse.

448

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32:19,228 -- 00:32:22,147

Whoa man, now you got me

to piss on my boots!

449

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32:22,815 -- 00:32:24,608

Will you guys please

Control your d*cks!

450

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32:26,486 -- 00:32:29,529

Hey, you guys think we'll be

doin' this tomorrow? Together?

451

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32:30,323 -- 00:32:32,699

people might start Talkin'

we make a habit of it.

452

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32:33,326 -- 00:32:34,284

That ain't what I mean.

453

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32:35,495 -- 00:32:36,411

I know what you mean.

454

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32:37,538 -- 00:32:41,625

Y'all kept your peckers hard

and powder dry... so far.

455

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32:42,794 -- 00:32:46,838

Keep it up you bet your ass

we're gonna come outta this together.

456

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32:47,465 -- 00:32:48,966

Every last swingin' dick.

457

00:
32:56,140 -- 00:32:58,767

Lieutenant, how many cops you got?

458

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32:58,977 -- 00:33:00,102

Not enough.

459

00:
33:00,269 -- 00:33:02,229

Kind of hard to keep

the position full, huh?

460

00:
33:02,397 -- 00:33:05,065

No. For every man they kill,

461

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33:05,233 -- 00:33:08,944

his brother or son comes to fight

in his place.

462

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33:09,529 -- 00:33:12,447

The rest of my men

are out on the street.

463

00:
33:12,615 -- 00:33:16,618

After weeks of quiet

we have many gunfights.

464

00:
33:16,828 -- 00:33:20,330

They are rattling our chain today, yes?

465

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33:20,498 -- 00:33:21,999

You got that right, Lieutenant.

466

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33:22,166 -- 00:33:24,042

Alright guys, load up.

467

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33:26,713 -- 00:33:30,007

Sir, we have one soldier KIA...

2 wounded,

468

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33:30,174 -- 00:33:31,842

and our squad leader is critical.

469

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33:32,010 -- 00:33:33,593

Now we need help, and we need it fast.

470

00:
33:33,803 -- 00:33:35,846

What is the ETA on your support column?

471

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33:37,098 -- 00:33:40,100

Captain...?

472

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33:40,768 -- 00:33:41,852

F***.

473

00:
33:42,770 -- 00:33:44,062

What's up?

474

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33:46,691 -- 00:33:49,276

We need to get sarge out,

we need to do it on our own.

475

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33:49,485 -- 00:33:54,031

No, we're gonna sit tight and

wait this sh*t out. Right here.

476

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33:54,991 -- 00:33:58,035

Sarge, with all due respect,

no f***ing way.

477

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33:58,244 -- 00:34:00,954

He's bareIy stable.

We need to get him out.

478

00:
34:01,122 -- 00:34:05,125

Sorry, sarge. Doc outranks you

on this medicaI sh*t, and you know it.

479

00:
34:05,293 -- 00:34:07,836

What is this? Free stripe

hand outs all of a sudden?

480

00:
34:10,715 -- 00:34:13,425

Incoming.

Get the sarge down! Everybody down!

481

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34:18,306 -- 00:34:20,182

Sarge, you okay?

482

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34:32,737 -- 00:34:35,238

Dowdy, time to get

out the other stretcher.

483

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34:35,448 -- 00:34:36,656

CIear this sh*t away!

484

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34:38,493 -- 00:34:40,035

Up! Up!

485

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34:41,245 -- 00:34:42,704

All around defense, now!

486

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34:43,831 -- 00:34:45,290

F***!

487

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34:45,500 -- 00:34:46,291

You'll be Alright, doc.

488

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34:46,501 -- 00:34:49,419

F***, his stitches have torn loose,

we got major blood fIow.

489

00:
34:50,004 -- 00:34:51,880

He needs a hospital.

He needs a surgeon.

490

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34:52,048 -- 00:34:53,799

And he needs a real f***ing doctor.

And he needs it now, man.

491

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34:54,008 -- 00:34:56,176

It ain't happening, doc.

492

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34:57,762 -- 00:34:58,762

Sh*t!

493

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34:59,388 -- 00:35:00,388

I got to go in.

494

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35:00,598 -- 00:35:03,892

I'll see what I can do.

I'll try and stitch him back up.

495

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35:04,102 -- 00:35:04,851

You can do that, doc?

496

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35:05,019 -- 00:35:07,854

I don't know! I'm just a f***ing medic.

I've never done surgery before

497

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35:08,022 -- 00:35:10,190

and I shouIdn't be f***ing doing it now.

498

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35:10,399 -- 00:35:11,733

But you're gonna f***ing do it.

499

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35:11,943 -- 00:35:15,362

I'm not gonna Iay here on my ass

and bIeed my llfe away, doc, do it!

500

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35:15,530 -- 00:35:16,905

Do it!

501

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35:17,115 -- 00:35:18,448

Yeah. Pressure.

502

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35:20,535 -- 00:35:21,952

Get some morphine.

503

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35:22,161 -- 00:35:23,829

Morphine'll drop your

blood pressure too Iow.

504

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35:24,038 -- 00:35:24,955

I can't give it to you.

505

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35:25,123 -- 00:35:28,458

I got some IocaI sh*t that might

take the edge off, if we're lucky.

506

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35:28,626 -- 00:35:30,001

TyIer...?

507

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35:30,169 -- 00:35:32,003

Right here, sarge. I'm right here.

508

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35:32,839 -- 00:35:36,341

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Greg Mellott

Greg Mellott is best known for winning an Emmy for the film "Dream No Little Dream" on the life of Robert S. Kerr. Mellott was responsible for writing and directing the 2008 Emmy documentary. Mellott also wrote and directed "The Grand Energy Transition," a documentary on the book of the same name written by Robert Hefner III, which covers energy, natural gas, and his life story. Mellot works alongside Jackie Chan and David Chan, producer of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Mellott produced the 2016 internationally televised film Behind the Water with activist Fraser kershaw. more…

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