War Arrow Page #5
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would have killed himself anyway.
He not return
to tribe disgraced.
We're trying to bring law into this
territory. Yet, one life for many.
Pino!
There is a white man.
Corwin.
He was officer in your army.
He lead Kiowa raids.
Where does he hide out'?
Many place. He move every
day. He has heard of us.
What'd I tell ya? Any outfit Agustus
Wilks joins becomes immortal overnight.
He worries.
When war parties
do not come back,
people and their chief Satanta
ask questions.
Anything else?
He know, to rule this land,
he must destroy fort.
When was that
scheduled for?
Not for long time.
But because of us,
and doubt spread
among his tribes,
he will be forced
to do it soon.
Any day.
The fort isn't easy to defend...
with a hill
looking down on it.
They had to build it
Let's go back
and get us a drink.
Did you learn anything about... Yeah.
He's...
He's still alive?
Still alive.
What's your claim
this time, Major?
Twenty raiding parties. Would
you like to see the bodies?
That's a nice,
round number.
I'm too tired to play
word games today.
You'll get my written report in the
morning. Should be stirring stuff.
Is it true you do not send supplies
to my people? That door's to knock on!
Before I cut you
in two, tell me!
You enlisted in this army
as a scout. I'm a colonel!
There are limits to the
liberties you can take with me!
Tell me!
Did you send the supplies?
No.
We kept our word! Why you not
keep your word? I gave you no word!
But I did, through an
authority higher than yours.
What are my people to eat?
Dirt?
The supplies haven't
arrived from the Army depot.
When they do, I'll let you know. Until
then, get out of my office, Maygro!
You can't treat him
like that. He's a chief!
Of what? A worthless band of vagabonds?
Now, if there's nothing else,
Major... There's a lot else, Colonel!
directing the Indian raids.
Who told you that?
A Kiowa.
Huh.
Just before he died.
All right, he lied. But
let's assume it's true.
Then someday we'll find him.
Maybe he'll find you first.
What do you mean? He
plans to destroy this fort.
Good. We'll be
waiting for him.
Just remember
where you heard it first.
About these supplies: You've
got more than you need.
I'm not authorized
to issue them to you.
Wars are won by initiative,
not authorization.
for debates, Major,
especially
with junior officers.
All right, Meade,
fight your own private war.
But before you're through, you'll
need more than those eagles.
Brady!
Brady, they've gone!
Maygro? And all the men.
They just rode out.
You must get them back. What for?
To save your precious Capt. Corwin?
There are other things to consider:
the women and children in this fort.
I've never seen
my father so angry.
Why didn't you go too?
I told my father I would not go.
I told him we were gonna
be married. Married?
I had to tell him something. That's just
another promise he'll think I've broken.
I'll tell him the truth someday.
Thanks.
you to go after them.
You need them,
but they need you more.
They've known
hunger before,
but this time their
hunger will have a purpose.
Bring them back, Brady.
I wasn't sure I liked you
the first time I saw you.
Now?
I can stand you.
Not enough to have you
give me away in marriage.
Won't help to catch up with Maygro unless
we've got more than words to offer him.
Supplies from the
quartermaster warehouse? Yeah.
Biggest wagon load of everything you
can find. Findin's gonna be easy.
Gettin' it out will be the job.
You can turn it down if you want.
Well, I've had a pretty good
career in the army.
Not as good as yours, Luke,
but it wasn't bad.
I'll let you wear my
stripes while we do it.
wear them stripes someday.
Use the back gate. Be sure
to watch out for the 0.D.
How much time
we got left, Luke?
Two more minutes before the officer
of the day will be making his rounds.
Maybe he'll be late tonight.
Capt. Neil is never late.
Capt. Neil!
Two of 'em is for the horses.
He'll be here any second! I
Oh-oh.
Firin' squad,
here we come.
Start thinkin' what you're
gonna say at the court-martial.
Anybody in there?
No, sir.
We go on.
Just a few more minutes, Maygro.
We wait too long now.
Good work! Did you have any trouble?
Trouble? Ha! Aw, no, we didn't have
no trouble, Major. We was just...
By the orders of Col. Meade,
you're under arrest.
Any move to resist would
save a tiresome court-martial.
Don't get drunk with power. I
still outrank you. Temporarily.
What's the charge?
What do you think?
Somebody made the mistake
of dropping his pay book.
The major didn't have
nothin' to do with that.
This room is off-limits
to prisoners.
So we took
a few supplies.
You can do anything you want with
your men and supplies, but not mine.
The secretary of war
can't protect you now.
The supplies
will be replaced.
In the meantime, they must be
officially listed as stolen.
Meade, this isn't West
Point:
it's Indian country.No regulations
ever stopped an Indian.
My first duty
is to this command.
What good were they doing
sitting here? That's my concern.
settler from here to Arkansas.
You've been waitin' for me to make
a mistake like this. You're the type.
Capt. Neil is waiting. You'll
be under guard in your quarters.
You plan to run the
Seminoles by yourself? Yes.
I'm gonna run 'em
out of this fort.
Even you can't carry
petty jealousy that far.
Until the army replaces me,
I'm still commanding!
And using your rank
to make a personal war!
Out here
the U.S. Army is the law!
I'm not gonna see it handed over to a band
of rabble! Even if they do the job better?
Even if they can
do the job better.
With them leaving
that's the last
of Brady's bunch.
Good evening,
Mrs. Corwin.
Good evening.
We have only a few moments
before we are discovered.
We need horses and guns. They
are going out the back gate now.
How'd you get in?
Mrs. Corwin.
Let's go.
You two stay here.
You can't get rid of us.
We know too much.
It'd be desertion. If we accomplish
something, they might be good to us, but...
beyond the call of duty.
All right, you enlisted.
You shouldn't be here.
Get going!
I'm not leaving!
Don't be crazy!
I'm staying here to prove
that you'll all come back.
You don't know what they might
do to you. She made up her mind.
It's the only thing I
can do to help. All right.
There's no doubt the Kiowas are gathering
to get ready for the attack on the fort.
How many you think? About every
brave who can ride a horse.
You can't hide
that many Indians.
You can decoy your opposition by sending
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