Battledogs

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Attention,

ladies and gentlemen.

For your own safety,

we'd like to remind you

not to leave anything

unattended today.

Your attention, please.

May I have

your attention, please?

Yeah, honey, I should be

down in just a moment.

The plane just landed.

You gotta be kidding me.

Restricted items?

That's ridiculous.

Sir, I need you to calm down.

I know what I'm

allowed to bring in.

I've read these rules and

regulations a million times.

I missed you so much.

You're my angel.

What do you mean,

flight's delayed?

I don't care about

seeing the port.

Well, that was

Big Ben in Europe.

Who cares?

What's going on?

Can someone tell me?

Babe, you need to chill.

Let me speak

to your supervisor.

So why did you

even bother coming?

Run.

Surround the perimeter.

Go! Go! Go!

Go! Go! Go!

When did it happen?

Started around 8:30 this morning,

Mr. President,

and it's still happening.

Contact General Mooning

at SOCOM.

He's already been sent in, sir,

along with detachments

from the 75th Ranger Regiment

and the 24th STS.

We've also contacted USAMRIID.

All units,

I want every entrance and exit sealed.

No one gets out.

That means every damn tunnel,

doorway, skyway and jetway.

Major Hoffman, sir,

there's been an attack on JFK.

What's the chemical agent?

Well, we... we don't

really know, sir.

The Army's dropping in men.

But, look, sir, the reports

coming in are unbelievable.

There's a chopper

standing by right now

to take you to New York.

Okay. Well, you hold down the fort, Rog.

Thanks, man.

...deemed a suspicious person.

24-23-5.

7-8-3-5. Code 6.

Colonel Falcons, come in.

Yes, sir.

We don't know what

we're dealing with yet,

so I want you to use gas only.

Keep the casualties

to a minimum.

Yes, sir.

Take us down.

Gas detonated, General.

Good. Standing by.

Let them go!

Let them go! Let them go!

Let them go!

Let them go!

Let them go! Let them go!

Name and age?

Listen to me. This...

This is my fault.

Name and age, ma'am?

It doesn't matter

what my damn name is.

I was bitten by a wolf.

I want you to calm down.

Listen to me.

My name is Donna Voorhees.

I'm 28 years old.

I... I was bitten.

I know. I know everybody

who was bitten.

I want you to take this.

It's gonna keep your heart rate down.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

What do you want?

What do you want?

You can't do this.

Get down.

I'm an American citizen!

I have rights!

On the ground now!

Get down, or we will shoot you!

Hands up!

Now! On the ground!

You don't understand.

It... It was before any of...

Tag him. Get him inside.

Let's go, people!

Keep it moving!

Did they kill it?

No, of course not.

Now take this.

Your right arm, please.

This is your microchip.

It's for your safety

as well as ours.

Now just hang in there.

Next.

Keep it moving.

Let's go! Let's go!

This ain't no parade.

Come on.

Keep it going.

Keep it going.

On your feet, sweetheart.

I'm sorry. I think the pills...

I said up!

Ohh!

Get your hands off me!

Stand down, Corporal!

Did you hear me?

I said stand down.

Are you okay?

All right, come on. Let's get you

someplace where you can lie down.

I see you mistreating these patients again,

Parkins,

and I will have

your court-martialed

so fast your head will spin.

Do you understand me?

Yes, sir.

We need to keep

these people calm,

keep their heart rates down

and keep everybody safe.

Come on.

Thank you, Captain.

You okay?

Um...

All right.

Steady as she goes.

Here we go. Okay.

Lay back.

There you go.

Just relax, okay?

Look at that.

So you're a dog lover,

too, huh?

I was.

I have some mixed feelings now.

Yeah.

I'm, um,

a wildlife photographer.

Oh, yeah?

Mm.

That's neat.

What's your specialty?

Well, uh, don't worry,

'cause you're gonna

be back at it soon.

We're gonna get this

thing under control,

and we're gonna get all you people

here back to your lives, okay?

Can you cure it?

Well, to be honest with you,

we're in the dark.

And I'd be lying to you if I said

it wasn't gonna take some time,

but, uh, the first thing

we gotta do

is find out where it came from.

Like a...

Patient Zero?

That's exactly right.

It was...

before...

th-the... the airport...

my bite.

You okay?

Name and age, please.

You can call me Susan

if it makes you happy.

Sir, we're just trying to help.

Great. Then you can start

with these damn restraints.

Hammond.

Carl Hammond, 33.

Your arm, please,

Mr. Hammond.

You get off on this...

huh? Locking us

up in here

like animals,

experimenting on us.

I'll bet you're

all excited, right?

General, Major Hoffman

to see you, sir.

Thank you, Captain.

General Mooning, sir.

Major Hoffman.

It's been a while, sir.

It has, indeed.

Still working with terrorists?

I beg your pardon?

Key suspect of the 2001

anthrax attacks

was a USAMRIID

scientist, was he not?

That's right, sir,

and I'm the one

who reported him.

You trusted a man with all

the poison in that place,

and people died.

We can't have that here.

You understand?

Yes, sir.

I trust my men with my life.

You know why?

They've earned it.

Well, sir, maybe you

could trust your men

to use a little common sense

when handling the contagious.

They've been provoking them.

You play football, Major?

Sir?

Junior year in high school,

our team finished dead

last in the division.

Our coach would come

in after every game,

slap us on the back and say,

"We'll get 'em next time."

Next year,

in came this real mean son of a b*tch,

kicked our ass every day,

and you know what happened?

No, sir.

We won the state title.

You see, that coach understood

the need for discipline.

We're not talking

about football players here.

They're casualties,

236 of them,

another 150 in body bags.

I'm highly aware of that, sir.

And are you aware

of the capabilities

of these creatures?

Yes, but...

You know if one of them

bites you in the arm,

puts the saliva in you,

you end up here.

If it happens

to tear out your throat

or chomp down on an artery,

you end up in the ground.

I regret having to infringe on

their civil liberties. I do,

but our duty is

to defend this nation

and our citizens

from all threats.

And that is exactly

my point, sir.

The calmer we keep them,

the better it is for everybody.

I'll be sure to brief my men

on the proper

security procedures.

That's my job.

And you concentrate

on your job,

fluffing pillows and

changing bedpans.

Yes, sir, and I'm also heading

up the CDC search for a cure,

and I'm reporting

directly to the President...

You can oversee all you like.

Just remember

your rank here, Major.

Heh.

Relax, Hoffman.

We're in this together.

I'd like to start

with the airport, sir.

If we're lucky,

perhaps some of the surveillance cameras

picked up the first...

Report.

Falcons, come in.

Where'd it go?

All right. There's no bullets

unless it's completely necessary.

Remember they're human beings.

Man, how'd this happen?

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