Saints and Soldiers Page #2
as soon as possible.
They've punched through...
all along here...
right where we're thinnest.
Why would they do that?
That's right.
Unless, of course,
they hurry and make it
to the Meuse River
and cross over.
I don't get it.
Well, if they cross the Meuse,
then they can turn
and take Leige.
I went through there
on my way in.
It's got one of
the biggest ammo dumps
I've ever seen there.
It's one of the largest
in Europe.
And if the Krauts take Leige,
they take the ammo dump.
Or we have to destroy it.
Either way, it's a straight shot
for them to take back Antwerp.
What is this?
This ain't German.
Thank you.
I have got to get these
to there
before the Germans cross
the Meuse River.
It's over 20 miles.
As a crow flies, yes.
Thank you.
And we're supposed to outrun
on foot?
You know,
we could follow this rail line
along here
and then cut up through here
and shortcut them.
Could save a lot of troops.
Hey...
Where'd you learn
to speak German?
What?
Your German--
where'd you pick it up?
Oh, in Berlin.
What were you doing there?
Going to school or something?
No, I was a missionary.
That must have been neat.
Hanging out with a bunch
How is Adolf?
I loved it.
It was the best time of my life.
Hey, Deac.
Deac!
You wanna see
a good magic trick?
I need a smoke.
Hi.
So, Winley...
where'd you say
you were from, exactly?
What is it, Kendrick?
You want one of my fags,
is that what it is?
Well, uh...
That's...
Hmm.
Forget I asked.
No problem.
How long has it been
since you and Deacon have slept?
Me--two days.
Him--three or four.
The longer he goes
without sleep...
the more he's gonna lose it.
Thank you.
What is he doing?
He's making sure
all's clear.
Okay, let's go.
Move it.
All right, look,
we've gone about 12 miles.
We've gotta stop.
We gotta get some shut-eye.
All right?
We're gonna get moving
in a hour.
No, I got it, Sarge.
No, you don't.
You gotta get down there
and get some sleep.
All right?
Go. Move it.
Careful.
Hey, Kendrick,
that was, uh,
nice work really.
Thanks, Sarge.
Yes, thank you for protecting us
from the birdies.
Very decent of you.
"Very decent of you."
I fell asleep.
Well, you're not the only one.
What about you?
No.
You sure you don't want
some coffee?
You sure you don't want
some hot lemonade?
What the hell are we
doing here, Deac?
This is crazy.
Yeah, you got that right.
Should be home playing
with my nephews,
flirting with the girl
at my dad's store...
What's her name?
I forgot her name.
And you--
you should be doing...
whatever you do.
get ready for the baby.
You didn't tell me
you were having a baby.
I got the letter on Thursday.
She says she knows
it's gonna be a girl.
Huh.
She must be due
pretty soon then, huh?
Yeah, January 18th.
That's my birthday.
I know.
Huh.
Hmm.
Thursday--that was
the day we hit Essendor.
You'll be all right, Deac.
We just gotta get
Winley to Manhay...
win the war, and go home.
Hey, Deac.
I got some
lemonade packets.
I'll trade you
for a couple of butts.
Kendrick, give it a rest.
Nobody has any smokes,
especially not him.
I just need a smoke.
where the hell we are.
So, Gould...
what's your secret?
My what?
You know, your big secret
you don't tell the other chaps
around the campfire.
I mean, we've all got them.
I'm sure Kendrick here
has 10 or 20.
Yeah, I don't have one of those.
Rubbish.
Look, even if I did...
why would I tell you?
You don't have to tell me,
of course.
It's-- It's just that
we're on this perilous
mission together.
And I've found that
when man can share
anything with each other,
anything,
well, it creates a certain...
Esprit de Corps, you follow?
Forget it.
Righty-o.
You can play as you want.
'til the day we were married.
All right, Deacon.
You see,
I feel close already.
When I was 15,
I showed up at school
with a shiner and a bloody lip.
I told the guys I got it
plying stick ball,
but I actually got it
'cause I got beat up
by Alice Palisky.
Alice Palisky.
Good.
All right, all right, I got one.
One time when I was, uh,
in high school,
I was working
on my dad's truck.
And I had one
of them vacuum tubes--
you know what I'm talking about.
And, uh,
I figured out that if I held it
just so and sucked--
So I had them
all over my neck.
And I told my buddies that,
uh, that I had a girl
from out of town.
But, truth be known,
I never kissed
a girl before, ever.
I'm sorry.
What's so funny?
Sorry, everyone.
It's just, well, hickeys, huh?
Guess we found
a new nickname for Kendrick.
Let's go.
We're making good time,
but we gotta keep moving.
So, Winsley,
what's your secret, huh?
Good grief,
you think I'd tell you chaps?
I've just barely met you.
Is all Brits
as charming as Winsley?
I don't know.
What the hell is he doing?
No...
Deac!
No!
Deac!
No! No! No!
Don't kill me!
No, no!
Cover his mouth.
Come on, right here.
Deac, Deacon, Deacon, shh.
It's okay.
Be quiet.
Can you do something for him?
He needs a warm place to sleep.
Yeah, we don't really
have that, do we, Gould?
What can you do for him here?
Deacon!
Deacon!
Deacon, listen to me!
Do not get us killed!
Look at me! Look at me!
Open your eyes.
Look at me.
Relax.
Breathe.
I'm going to take my hand
away from your mouth.
Don not scream, okay?
Okay. Shh.
Did you see 'em?
Tell me you saw 'em.
It's okay, Deacon.
It's okay, Deacon.
Talk to me.
All right.
Last Thursday,
we ran into some Krauts
in a little town
in the Elsenborn Ridge.
They were pulling out,
but this one little bastard
was holed-up inside a church.
I sent Deacon to take him out.
It was dark in there.
Somebody took a shot at him.
So he threw in a grenade,
sprayed the room.
Went up and took the guy out.
In the room...
was two women and six kids.
It was a mess.
When it was over,
Deac just...
flipped out.
Our C.O. gave me a jeep
to have him checked out
at St. Vith.
before you guys run
into them at Malmedy.
You don't mention this to him.
Do you understand me, Gould?
All right, what do we do?
We keep him talking.
We don't let him
go off by himself.
And please, put that rifle
in somebody else's hands.
Yeah.
47, 48, 49, 50, 51...
C'mon. Damn.
What is that?
Some kind of code?
No, it's the way I write.
I hope somebody
can translate that.
Of course. I can.
Are you trying to tell me
you're the only person
that knows what that says?
That more or less sums it up.
So us not letting you die
would be pretty important?
Yes.
Great.
Kendrick.
You got watch.
Gonna give you a gun.
I'll be right back.
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