Armadillo
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01:24,360 -- 00:01:29,159This is it.
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01:29,320 -- 00:01:34,719Is the task important?
Is it still relevant for us Danes?
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01:34,880 -- 00:01:39,799These are obvious questions
that you may be asking yourselves.
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01:39,960 -- 00:01:43,559Your predecessors
in Helmand have pushed forward -
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01:43,720 -- 00:01:47,639- and made a huge effort
in aid of a civilian population -
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01:47,800 -- 00:01:51,439- that has lived
under miserable conditions.
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01:51,600 -- 00:01:57,119For this, several of our colleagues
have paid a high price.
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01:57,280 -- 00:02:01,159It's your duty to continue
unhesitatingly in their footsteps -
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02:01,320 -- 00:02:05,839- now that your government has
charted its political course.
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02:26,480 -- 00:02:29,759- Yes.
- when are you going to Jutland?
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02:29,920 -- 00:02:35,359To Jutland?
That will be on ... Thursday.
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02:38,320 -- 00:02:43,359- And the exercise will last for ...?
- Ten days.
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02:55,080 -- 00:02:56,839That's it, I think.
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03:07,160 -- 00:03:11,799It hasn't really dawned upon me
that you're actually going.
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03:11,960 -- 00:03:16,359It doesn't strike you
until the goodbyes.
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03:16,520 -- 00:03:23,479I've spent months trying to figure it
out, and I gave up. I just don't get it.
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03:23,640 -- 00:03:26,679You could say it's like football.
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03:26,840 -- 00:03:30,679You learn so and so much
through practice -
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03:30,840 -- 00:03:35,999- but you learn more
by playing matches.
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03:36,400 -- 00:03:41,879- You also enjoy the comradeship.
- Of course. That's part of it.
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03:42,040 -- 00:03:48,519- It's a challenge and an adventure ...
- And that's what hurts!
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03:48,680 -- 00:03:53,799- An adventure? I can't ...
- But I want the experience.
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04:55,400 -- 00:04:59,079what's up?
Did you get home, or what?
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05:00,320 -- 00:05:03,039No ...
I'm here now.
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05:07,080 -- 00:05:10,759Thanks for calling.
Bye.
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05:11,680 -- 00:05:15,999what a trendy hairstyle, Kim!
Not bad at all.
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05:16,160 -- 00:05:23,439- Is that our own logo?
- No. It says "Spearhead."
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05:27,240 -- 00:05:30,919The Asian guy with the T-shirt ...
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05:31,080 -- 00:05:34,399- He's the medic in my group.
- Okay?
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05:34,560 -- 00:05:38,399- what does he do?
- Patches us up, if necessary.
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05:38,560 -- 00:05:44,519- Does he go on patrol with you?
- Oh, I see. Yes, he does.
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05:45,560 -- 00:05:49,319- I think I'll head upstairs.
- Okay.
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05:49,480 -- 00:05:52,399See you, Mom.
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05:54,800 -- 00:05:58,639- Goodbye.
- Behave yourself.
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06:27,640 -- 00:06:31,279I want you to make sure -
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06:31,440 -- 00:06:36,639- that you pay attention
to your surroundings.
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06:36,800 -- 00:06:40,559Even if you think
it's safe and sound.
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06:40,720 -- 00:06:45,279Forget about yourself
and what you look like.
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06:48,960 -- 00:06:52,839- I'm going to miss you.
- I'll miss you, too.
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06:53,000 -- 00:06:55,559- I love you.
- I know.
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06:55,720 -- 00:06:58,599- See you.
- Take care.
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06:58,760 -- 00:07:00,399See you.
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07:00,560 -- 00:07:02,999Bye, Dad.
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07:03,160 -- 00:07:07,159- See you.
- I'll hold you to that, Mads.
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07:08,480 -- 00:07:11,759- Promise?
- I promise.
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08:52,920 -- 00:08:55,599welcome. welcome.
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08:55,760 -- 00:08:59,799- Did you have a good trip?
- It was a bit long.
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08:59,960 -- 00:09:02,439we haven't been bored
in Armadillo.
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09:02,600 -- 00:09:04,679400 shells were fired yesterday.
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09:04,680 -- 00:09:07,159- It was fairly ...
- 400?
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09:07,360 -- 00:09:13,559and we sent off 260 120 mm -
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09:13,760 -- 00:09:16,679- and 1 20 105 mm.
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09:16,840 -- 00:09:20,879Air support and Apaches
were called in. It wasn't boring.
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09:21,040 -- 00:09:25,879The Taliban are much more
on their toes than I had thought.
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09:26,040 -- 00:09:32,479They are just 800 m away
from Armadillo and on the ball.
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09:32,640 -- 00:09:39,319- So we'll confront them fairly soon.
- It's good there's work for us.
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09:39,480 -- 00:09:45,879You can count on some action.
I promise it'll be interesting.
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09:47,840 -- 00:09:51,19959
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09:51,360 -- 00:09:54,959- You're awfully cheerful.
- After a long night.
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09:57,600 -- 00:10:00,799- You have M&Ms?
- Hands off. It's my dinner.
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10:00,960 -- 00:10:03,999- Your dinner?
- what's your problem?
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10:05,080 -- 00:10:08,199Mini wears size 3 in jackets.
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10:08,360 -- 00:10:12,319Is that why his helmet says
"King of the Green Zone"?
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10:26,200 -- 00:10:30,959welcome. Grab some water.
I have a few pointers.
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10:31,120 -- 00:10:35,719Gun line is shooting.
That's why it's so noisy.
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10:35,880 -- 00:10:40,599If you hear what sounds like a
rocket, it's the launchers firing.
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10:40,760 -- 00:10:43,839It's fired at any time of the day.
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10:44,000 -- 00:10:47,319There was one. That's normal.
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10:47,480 -- 00:10:50,159Here are the shower containers.
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10:52,240 -- 00:10:55,679That's the Green Zone.
Observe as much as possible.
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10:55,840 -- 00:10:59,159when there's combat,
you're obviously more exposed -
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10:59,320 -- 00:11:02,159- so don't just stand there staring.
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11:02,320 -- 00:11:06,719"walk-ins" stop just over there
and call for an interpreter.
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11:06,880 -- 00:11:10,879It doesn't take long to figure out
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11:11,040 -- 00:11:13,279- or if it's something useful.
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11:19,200 -- 00:11:22,279- You had some questions.
- Yes.
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11:22,440 -- 00:11:27,679How far north
from Armadillo can we go -
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11:27,840 -- 00:11:30,679- before the Taliban get active?
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11:30,840 -- 00:11:34,359About 800-1000 m
north of Armadillo.
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11:34,520 -- 00:11:38,959From up here we can draw a line
almost up to the Helmand River.
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11:39,120 -- 00:11:43,279This area here is basically ours.
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11:43,440 -- 00:11:47,759His objective is to move south
and isolate us so we can't get out -
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11:47,920 -- 00:11:53,519- and to diminish our influence on
the locals. That's what he wants to do.
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11:53,680 -- 00:12:00,759Our patrolling forces him to meet us
here and fight in this narrow pass.
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12:00,920 -- 00:12:05,679These people are former mujahedeen
and used to fight the Russians -
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12:05,840 -- 00:12:11,959- in the exact same area, so they're
used to fighting a superior force.
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12:12,120 -- 00:12:16,879They're not afraid.
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