Armadillo Page #4

was it incoming?

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- What did you say?

- The Taliban are ready to attack.

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- It's jammed.

- Sh*t.

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- Cover us, so 6 can get up here.

- This crap isn't working.

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Hurry, Mini.

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- Allahu Akbar.

- Signaler, into the water.

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They're behind the two compounds

in a hollow.

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- Two shooters.

- Krag, ready to go over the top?

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Between the two compounds

in the hollow. Ready?

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- Over there! Can you see them?

- No.

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- They're in the hollow.

- Yes.

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Between the two compounds.

Red smoke. 500 m.

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- Get ready to fire the recoilless gun.

- Firing !

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Reload, reload ... !

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Everybody out!

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way to go!

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- Super.

- Well done.

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It's a nice big hole.

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- what do you think, guys?

- That's what I call a gun slit.

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We can see the whole terrain.

He was near the ditch.

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- The Taliban are ready to fire.

- Careful! Stay down!

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The Taliban have reported

they can see five of us.

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- Signaler, let's move away.

- I'm coming.

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Hit the deck!

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- 5, get down!

- Hey! Isn't it over?

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No! Get down!

Whisky reports, "Get down."

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- The people standing could get shot.

- whisky sees ninjas everywhere.

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Yes, the guy's a bundle of nerves.

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Did you see those guys running?

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where ...?

I've got them.

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It's just some kids.

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2-5.

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Roger. Out.

That was an annoying message.

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The locals asked the Taliban

not to shoot -

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- so they can evacuate the wounded

women and children. Not good.

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- That's gross.

- Is that a wounded or a dead person?

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If they really are cowards,

they might be carrying weapons out.

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- The thought did cross my mind.

- It's a good excuse to stare at us.

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And they can move weapons to a new

position, when we're on our way back.

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Maybe it's just a civilian casualty.

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- That guy's got balls.

- I hate those damn Taliban.

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You can't tell who's who, and the

d*cks shoot from civilian compounds.

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- There's not much we can do.

- No, but it's messy.

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- What's up, Signaler?

- Well done. Your baptism of fire.

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- It was a good start for beginners.

- I was about to say that.

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- It was a good start for beginners.

- Everybody out, everybody home.

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Mini?

How much 1 2.7 ammo did you fire?

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- A lot.

- You're damn right.

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This is a bit heavy.

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When I got into the barn,

the chickens attacked me.

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When is the bread done?

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Why do we have to do this sh*t?

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Ranger.

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Look at this, Mads.

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Even if you have a gun,

I'd still win.

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- It depends on how far away you are.

- Here.

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Let's see who draws first.

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You have to release yours,

I just have to swing this.

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From down there?

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- Can I carry it ...?

- No. Then I'd be like this.

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Kim, you can lift it with one hand,

right? Or do you need two hands?

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- Ready?

- Gotcha.

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Three shots to the chest.

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- Quite cool .. .

- It doesn't get much better than that.

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- See you later, Mads.

- Send my regards.

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Alright, Mads?

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- I'll close off those streets.

- Fine.

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Mini, over there with Kim.

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- Why are you with them?

- He's American.

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- Why are you with them?

- He's red, too.

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Get out of the military. Leave.

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- Leave?

- Yes. Go home.

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Do you have a home?

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I don't owe you any money,

if that's what you're saying.

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He has funny eyes.

He is slant-eyed.

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They look puffy.

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He took it in the ass.

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I regret your losses,

but you all know -

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- that we have to walk in the fields.

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How should we know?

Is it our fault, maybe?

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Last year they bombarded our house.

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I swear by God I don't even

have any clothes to wear.

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And my sons cannot help me.

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Then we must leave our villages.

what can we do?

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What can we do? It's not you

or the Taliban that gets killed.

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we are the ones who get killed.

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The civilians get killed.

We sit in our homes and get bombed.

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The Taliban shoot, and then

they run away. They escape.

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we're sorry, but we try

to move the war up north.

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That would be good for us,

for this ruins everything.

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You can't.

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People fight, because they're poor.

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