Jarhead Page #4
and her man Jody
are doing in the hay...
or in the alley...
or in a hotel bed.
Is she up there yet?
What?
Get the f*** off me, man.
Don't worry, she will be.
She'll be right there.
She's gonna look beautiful
up there.
Yeah. Thank you.
I wonder what she's doing
right now.
No way to know.
(Sykes)
Now, here are the rules.
When you talk
to these reporters,
you do not get specific.
Tell them that there's
no better shooters
in the world...
than Marine snipers.
Tell them that you're happy
to be here.
You're proud of the mission.
All right?
And you can't wait to mash
the f*** out of these Iraqis.
Anything other than that
comes out of your mouth...
I get f***ed up.
And if I get f***ed up,
I'm gonna f*** you up.
(Sykes)
Take your shirts off.
Show your muscles.
You've been working out.
This is censorship.
This is what?
Censorship.
You're telling us what we can
and can't say to the press.
That's un-American.
Yeah, what about
freedom of speech?
The Constitution?
No, you signed a contract.
You don't have any rights.
You got any complaints,
you complain to
Saddam Insane...
and you see
if he gives a f***.
Why, that's exactly
You're treating us
the same way.
You are a Marine.
There's no such thing
as speech that is free.
You must pay
for everything that you say.
(cameraman)
We're rolling. Sound, speed.
(woman reporter)
You're a Marine
here in Saudi Arabia.
Are you glad to be here?
Oh, yes, ma'am,
I'm glad to be here.
My uncle and my father
served in Vietnam...
so I'm proud to serve
my country here.
I have supreme confidence
in all my leaders...
you know, from my team leader
to my President.
I'm very proud
to serve my country, yeah.
So, who's waiting
for you back home?
Can I give a message
to my brother?
Sure.
Tim, hey. He's gonna get this?
Uh-huh.
Tim! What's up?
I got your letter, man,
and you are a maniac.
[Screaming]
You're crazy.
He'll understand that.
You're a Marine
here in Saudi Arabia.
How do you hope
How do you feel
about the Iraqis?
They're the enemy.
Do you have nightmares
about them?
How do you...
[clearing throat]
I love it out here.
This is what I want.
'Cause I count for something.
Back home...
I'd be working some
nowhere job. Nobody would
even know I was alive.
"We burn the fat
off our souls. "
Hemingway, he said that.
Who's waiting
for you back home?
[Laughs]
Well, you know,
I have a girlfriend
waiting for me.
Anything you'd like
to say to her?
Yeah, sure. Yeah.
Hi, Kristina.
Here we are.
[Clears throat]
Are you scared?
Yes, ma'am,
I'm very happy to be here.
I love my country.
I miss my parents.
Hey, Mom, hey, Dad.
They're treating me
all right here.
It was an opportunity for me
to defend America...
the country which
and to my family.
And it is an honor
to fight for that freedom.
To defend my country...
and to serve my country...
and to learn skills
to eventually
go into law enforcement.
Are you scared?
Look...
I'm 20 years old...
and I was dumb enough
to sign a contract.
I can hear
their f***ing bombs already.
I can hear their bombs.
And I'm f***ing scared, yeah.
Don't tell my Staff Sergeant,
though, all right?
(woman reporter)
So in case
of a chemical attack...
what provisions
do your men have for that?
This is what we call
the NBC suits.
That's nuclear-biological
- chemical protective suits.
We also have a mask.
This is the M17 A1 mask...
which is fitted
with a drinking tube...
so these guys
can drink from
their canteens...
without taking off
their masks.
Oh, really?
Want to try it?
No, thanks, but can I hold it?
Yeah, sure.
It's heavy.
Yeah, it is.
But you know, we need these
They fight with all this
in all this heat?
Yes, they do.
They fight with it and...
As a matter of fact,
let me give you
a small demonstration of that.
Kruger, get rid of the ball.
Get rid of the ball.
Kruger! Get rid
of the f***ing ball.
(Sykes)
Ball.
F***.
Give me the ball.
All right, listen up, guys,
today is your lucky day.
These reporters want to see
All right, so we're gonna
continue this little
football game...
in full chemical gear.
[Laughing]
That's right.
Come on, let's go.
It's 112 degrees.
Then I guess
you won't be needing
your parkas, will you?
Let's play!
[Breathing heavily]
[All shouting]
I'm gonna hurt you, Swoff.
I'm gonna hurt you so bad.
Do you like pain?
(Marine #1)
Hut!
(Kruger)
Swoff!
(Swoff)
Where's the f***ing ball?
Swofford, what is that?
Swofford, I guess
you call that
using your head, huh?
Using his head.
(Marine #2)
Hut.
[All shouting]
(Marine #3)
Hut!
[Yelling]
[All cheering]
(Kruger)
Cortez!
F*** you! F*** you, b*tch!
Who got me? Who got me?
No, no, I want him.
You want
the Mexican leprechaun?
Well, let's take him.
Yeah, I'll take
the f***ing midget.
I'm the midget?
Let's go,
you squishy-faced retard.
Don't you ever call me
a squishy-face.
Squishy-face.
Let's go, baby, squishy-face!
Let's go, squishy-face.
Motherf***er!
[Marine yelling]
[Whistle blowing]
All right, that's it!
That's halftime!
Put the masks back on.
Bring the water.
We're gonna further
this demonstration.
Men, these M17 A1
drinking tubes...
are designed to work
perfectly with your canteen
and your mask.
Take the narrow part
of the tube...
with your fingers
extended and joined...
and place it into
the appropriate receptacle...
on the canteen lid.
The lid on my canteen's
f***ed.
Watch your mouth.
I got another one
for you right there.
(Troy)
My hydration tube is busted,
Staff Sergeant.
We're gonna die
of dehydration.
We're not gonna die.
Just cool it.
Staff Sergeant,
my drinking tube fell off...
at the gas chamber
at Pendleton.
It's been four months...
I understand that,
and I want everybody
to understand this!
F***ing piece of sh*t!
And I want you to play
f***ing ball!
(Marine)
Oh, that's a peach, baby! Go!
[Marines cheering]
Kruger of Arabia!
Kruger, field f***.
Field f***?
Field f***!
It's just good
old American...
##[Gonna Make You Sweat
playing]
Sh*t.
Stop it. Stop it,
you a**holes. Stop it!
(Sykes)
Put your clothes on!
Come on, bring the camera.
You're gonna put
your clothes on
and quit acting like monkeys.
You stupid motherfuckers.
Put your clothes on, a**holes!
[All cheering]
(Kruger)
Come on.
Let's go check out
the artillery and everything.
Field what?
He said "field fun. "
That's one of the exercises
that we run here in the field.
The armory.
Why don't we have
a look at that?
Yeah, let's...
[all yelling]
[Marines all hooting]
Come back soon, now, you hear?
I don't hear you laughing now.
[All laughing]
I can't hear you.
That's better. Sounds jovial.
Platoon! Atten-hut!
(Sykes)
Lance Corporal Swofford!
Yes, Staff Sergeant!
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