Armadillo Page #2
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12:17,040 -- 00:12:21,559Being outnumbered doesn't
stop them. Not at all.
89
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12:21,720 -- 00:12:24,599- They've got big balls
- That's for sure.
90
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12:24,760 -- 00:12:30,119Did you treat the ones who were killed
and wounded in December?
91
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12:30,280 -- 00:12:36,679Unfortunately me and J were the ones
who found the dead on 1 2. 19.
92
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12:36,840 -- 00:12:41,399we were first on the spot. I grabbed
a detector and started sweeping.
93
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12:41,560 -- 00:12:48,199As we went around the vehicle, the
f***ing beam from my headlamp -
94
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12:48,360 -- 00:12:54,239- caught this guy right in his face.
He was staring, but dead, of course.
95
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12:54,400 -- 00:12:58,319I closed his eyes
and covered up his face.
96
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12:58,480 -- 00:13:01,519And the last guy ...
There wasn't much left of him.
97
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13:01,680 -- 00:13:05,759I collected body parts for six hours.
Everything.
98
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13:05,960 -- 00:13:11,679Fingers, a hand in a glove,
a knee joint, a heart lying around ...
99
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13:11,840 -- 00:13:15,759It's hard to describe what
it looks like in a place like that.
100
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13:15,920 -- 00:13:18,919You also have to
keep an eye on yourself.
101
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13:19,080 -- 00:13:24,279You're not wacko, just because
you laugh at some irrelevant stuff.
102
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13:24,440 -- 00:13:29,399You need normality, 'cause this is so
meaningless that you can't grasp it.
103
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13:31,480 -- 00:13:34,159- Susanne speaking.
- Hi, it's Mads.
104
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13:34,320 -- 00:13:38,799Hi, Mads.
I was hoping it was you.
105
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13:38,960 -- 00:13:43,279- How are you?
- Fine. How about you?
106
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13:43,440 -- 00:13:46,239That's much more interesting.
107
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13:46,400 -- 00:13:51,519- I'm fine. we're in Armadillo.
- Okay.
108
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13:52,680 -- 00:13:57,919- What's Dad up to?
109
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13:58,080 -- 00:14:01,439I'll let you talk to him.
110
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14:04,640 -- 00:14:08,599- Hi, Mads.
- Hi, Dad. How are you?
111
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14:08,760 -- 00:14:11,399We're fine, Mads.
112
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14:11,560 -- 00:14:17,879But yesterday
113
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14:18,040 -- 00:14:22,759- when the phone rang
in the middle of the night.
114
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14:22,920 -- 00:14:29,599I didn't hear it, but she did.
It scared the daylights out of her.
115
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14:29,760 -- 00:14:35,559something terrible has happened.
116
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14:35,720 -- 00:14:42,439But it was a business call from India
about something they're printing -
117
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14:42,600 -- 00:14:46,239- and they forgot
about the time difference.
118
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14:53,480 -- 00:14:58,439Since we left Denmark,
the enemy's objective hasn't changed.
119
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14:58,600 -- 00:15:03,759The Taliban's objective is
to destabilize security in Helmand -
120
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15:03,920 -- 00:15:08,159- and undermine the locals' trust
in the ISAF forces.
121
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15:09,840 -- 00:15:14,999It's important to get
122
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15:15,160 -- 00:15:20,399- to establish contact with the people.
when you eat your field rations -
123
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15:20,560 -- 00:15:24,079- and there's something
you don't like -
124
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15:24,240 -- 00:15:27,639- I suggest you save it
and bring it on patrol.
125
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15:27,800 -- 00:15:33,119Give it to the children
as a sign of goodwill.
126
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15:33,960 -- 00:15:35,679Rules of engagement.
127
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15:35,840 -- 00:15:39,639Remember that self defense
can apply prior to being fired upon.
128
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15:39,800 -- 00:15:46,279Such as by confirmed weapons or
people moving into a position to fire.
129
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15:47,120 -- 00:15:50,079Yes. Go get ready.
130
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15:50,240 -- 00:15:57,439Listen up. Line up, so 6-5 can take
our picture before our first patrol.
131
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16:58,840 -- 00:17:01,719I don't have anything.
132
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17:23,520 -- 00:17:26,839I can see why the wadis
are dangerous.
133
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17:27,000 -- 00:17:32,959They can easily hide an IED.
The thought is sickening.
134
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17:33,120 -- 00:17:38,079We're most likely to go around it -
135
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17:38,240 -- 00:17:41,199- so it would be stupid
to put one here.
136
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17:48,400 -- 00:17:52,319905, I saw a man run through
the fence on the eastern side -
137
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17:52,480 -- 00:17:59,479- of the row of bushes
that run from north to south.
138
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18:22,880 -- 00:18:25,359Welcome to Nam.
139
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18:26,960 -- 00:18:31,279- Hey, interpreter!
- Follow me. Come.
140
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18:31,440 -- 00:18:36,039Hayatullah, hurry.
Don't let them onto the poppy field.
141
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18:36,200 -- 00:18:42,519This way. Not in the field.
I will show you.
142
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18:43,880 -- 00:18:50,3999-0 here. Civilians are showing us
143
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19:08,240 -- 00:19:10,719Salaam aleikum.
144
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19:10,880 -- 00:19:14,679How are you? Alright?
145
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19:14,840 -- 00:19:19,359- Read your book.
- Are you reading? Yes.
146
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19:21,240 -- 00:19:25,119- It's a madrassa.
- Are you studying the Koran?
147
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19:25,280 -- 00:19:28,919- Have things been calm?
- How is the situation in the area?
148
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19:29,080 -- 00:19:33,119- Calm?
- No, where is it safe?
149
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19:33,280 -- 00:19:39,079- Are the Taliban in the area?
- They've taken the whole area.
150
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19:39,240 -- 00:19:42,319How could you not know?
They're everywhere.
151
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19:42,480 -- 00:19:45,599Tell us if you see anything.
152
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19:45,760 -- 00:19:48,999So we can get them out
of the area.
153
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19:49,160 -- 00:19:51,759154
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19:51,920 -- 00:19:56,399You come with all your weapons,
and then you leave.
155
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19:56,560 -- 00:20:00,479We're staying here, and then the
Taliban will come after us.
156
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20:00,640 -- 00:20:04,839But if you don't cooperate,
157
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20:05,000 -- 00:20:08,559- and then we can't build
a school for your kids.
158
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20:12,880 -- 00:20:17,879You have guns, they have guns.
If I talk, they'll cut my throat.
159
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20:31,840 -- 00:20:35,799- Look at my back!
160
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20:37,640 -- 00:20:40,279Look cool, man!
161
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20:43,520 -- 00:20:45,759Just a sec.
162
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20:46,720 -- 00:20:49,519First patrol reporting.
163
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20:49,680 -- 00:20:53,919It didn't feel like anything.
Not really.
164
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20:55,760 -- 00:20:59,279I probably will,
when we get into the shooting.
165
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20:59,440 -- 00:21:03,879But this is also part of it.
It's not all fighting.
166
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21:04,040 -- 00:21:08,599Right, we're also here
to help these poor people.
167
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21:08,760 -- 00:21:13,639It's like going to the fun fair
without trying the rollercoasters.
168
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21:15,680 -- 00:21:18,319Alright, let's start the debriefing.
169
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21:18,480 -- 00:21:21,159The patrol itself. How did it go?
170
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21:24,560 -- 00:21:29,559Individual skills really sucked.
Seriously.
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