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00:00 [music]
00:29 [music]
00:38 Don't touch his stuff, Colonel.
00:40 There's danger of infection.
00:42 More danger for me than you.
00:44 Yes, sir.
00:46 [music]
00:51 Colonel, over here.
00:53 [music]
00:58 She's dying, Colonel.
01:00 [music]
01:07 Now comes the time for going into darkness.
01:13 Rest and sleep.
01:16 The good days have come and gone.
01:20 Now I am alone.
01:24 We found no warriors when we came to your village.
01:27 Did they die before we got here?
01:30 No.
01:32 The men went to hunt.
01:36 They have been gone too long.
01:42 [music]
02:08 [gunshots]
02:15 Red Wolf, listen to me.
02:18 Your people died of--
02:20 [music]
02:32 [singing]
02:48 [music]
02:56 Charge!
02:57 At 24, he had been the youngest general in the Civil War.
03:01 Within five years, he had been reduced in rank and sent west to be forgotten.
03:05 But he was not the kind of man to let the world forget.
03:08 His name, George Armstrong Custer.
03:11 [music]
03:34 [music]
03:51 [music]
04:18 Easy, boy.
04:21 Easy.
04:23 [music]
04:29 With Crazy Horse and the Sioux on a rampage to the north,
04:33 and the Cheyennes threatening to join up with them from the south,
04:36 I don't have a tenth of the troops that I need.
04:39 And now you say you want a troop to go chasing pawnee blankets across the country.
04:43 Those blankets are contaminated by smallpox, sir.
04:46 They must be destroyed.
04:48 I know the danger of the spread of the disease, Custer.
04:50 I just don't have the troops to spare.
04:52 Red Wolf is on his way now to the main village of the Pawnee,
04:56 about a hundred miles to the southwest.
05:00 If he reaches that village before we have a chance to intercept him,
05:04 smallpox could very well wipe out the entire Pawnee nation.
05:09 But even if I could somehow find the men, what good would it do?
05:14 We're low on medical supplies.
05:16 We don't have any smallpox vaccine.
05:19 And I can't possibly spare the medical officer.
05:22 We could stop Red Wolf and his braves, isolate them,
05:25 until the danger of infection has passed.
05:30 There's one other thing, sir.
05:32 What's that?
05:33 Red Wolf and his braves were away hunting when the disease struck the village.
05:37 He returned just as we were burying the women and children.
05:40 He attacked us before we had a chance to explain.
05:43 Red Wolf has every reason to believe that the 7th Cavalry massacred his people.
05:49 But that could mean war.
05:51 And a war with the Pawnee would be disastrous.
05:53 It might be enough to trigger an alliance between the Sioux and the Pawnee,
05:57 and that would be doubly disastrous.
05:59 If we can convince the chief of the Pawnee, Running Bear,
06:02 that we're trying to save his people from a plague,
06:05 we might make a powerful ally.
06:08 I know, Custer.
06:10 And if there were men I could spare--
06:12 I'll find them.
06:14 There we are.
06:41 That's Old Chief Crazy Horse himself.
06:44 I only seen him once, but that's him all right.
06:51 My pa used to say that Crazy Horse would rather face a whole regiment than you and him.
06:55 Oh, sure.
06:57 Go on.
06:58 Your old man is exaggerating.
07:01 Well, just a hair.
07:03 But I do remember Don was a dude in the War of Mexico.
07:08 And I was just a fresh meat recruit, and your old man was regimental sergeant major.
07:12 He was in a village called Ezeo.
07:14 Attention!
07:16 Well, well.
07:31 [birds chirping]
07:34 As you were.
07:42 Gentlemen, I need some volunteers.
07:57 I heard your last detail ran into a bit of bad luck.
08:00 That's correct, Riker.
08:02 How come you're the only one to get back?
08:04 Alive, that is.
08:06 It's been widely rumored that luck has played a very favorable part in my career.
08:10 [laughs]
08:11 That old lady luck.
08:13 She sure got a yin for you, ain't she?
08:15 Custer's luck. It's all good.
08:17 Or all bad.
08:19 My patrol was attacked by Red Wolf
08:24 while burying some of his people who died of smallpox.
08:27 Right now, Red Wolf is making his way to the main Pawnee encampment,
08:32 carrying contaminated blankets and effects.
08:35 The assignment is to stop him.
08:38 Now, General Terry has informed me he can't spare any regular troops.
08:44 And you consider us expendable.
08:47 Is that it, Colonel?
08:48 I consider you our only chance to prevent
08:51 what could be the extermination of the Pawnee.
08:55 Isn't that what we're supposed to be doing out here?
08:59 Exterminating the Indian?
09:01 We are here to protect an expanding and growing nation,
09:05 to keep the peace as best we can.
09:07 You've been in the Army long enough to understand that, Powell.
09:11 Some of us may not return.
09:16 Possibly none of us will.
09:18 The tribe we're trying to help may very well be our executioners.
09:22 Now, are there any volunteers?
09:27 I suppose, uh, I suppose that some of us did volunteer.
09:36 What do we get out of it?
09:39 I can guarantee nothing.
09:41 But I will make a report that should influence any court-martial board.
09:45 (laughs)
09:49 Do you think that you can influence that board enough for them to go easy on me, Colonel, sir?
10:02 Your crime was mutiny and murder of an officer, Powell.
10:08 That officer was insane.
10:10 He would have caused the death of every man in his command.
10:12 Be quiet, Billy.
10:15 All right, you got yourself a volunteer.
10:18 I can't let the Army down after all they've done for me.
10:22 Now can I?
10:24 All right, Powell.
10:25 Look, Colonel, how do you know that I won't slit your throat some night and take off?
10:31 I don't know.
10:33 No, you don't, do you?
10:35 I'll ride with you, too, sir.
10:36 You stay here.
10:37 Where you go, I go, Jeb.
10:43 I don't believe I know you, boy.
10:45 Billy Nixon, sir.
10:48 My father was in the 5th Cavalry.
10:50 He got hurt pretty bad.
10:51 I had to see him.
10:53 I deserted, sir.
10:54 How do I know you won't desert again?
10:57 Ain't got no place else to go.
11:00 He died.
11:02 All right.
11:06 I've had time to do a lot of thinking, Colonel, since you had me busted.
11:11 And I reckon you know that I've hated your guts ever since you took it upon yourself to do the law's dirty work.
11:19 Is that all, Riker?
11:20 No, I've been kind of regretting my wasted youth.
11:24 And now with a U.S. Marshal on his way down here to get me on a matter of half a dozen bank holdups in the old days,
11:31 do you think it's possible that maybe you could get that lawman to think just a bit kindlier on me, Colonel?
11:38 You heard me, Riker.
11:41 I can't guarantee anything.
11:43 Spoken like my old Colonel.
11:46 Count me in.
11:49 I don't mind keeping that lawman waiting a bit.
11:52 All right.
11:55 Do any of you have any medical training or experience?
12:01 I thought you'd get around to that question, Colonel.
12:05 You have Stanhope?
12:08 You have seven years in the medical school of Columbia University as qualification.
12:13 You must understand the importance of this detail.
12:16 And the fact that I can't order you to come.
12:18 Oh, I do.
12:20 And you can save your breath, Colonel, because I'm not volunteering.
12:25 I swear by Apollo the physician,
12:33 and by all the gods and goddesses that I will keep this oath.
12:39 Into whatever house I enter,
12:43 I will go into for the benefit of the sick,
12:47 and will abstain from every act of corruption.
13:00 Well, a man who has a noose already around his neck,
13:04 hasn't very much to lose.
13:07 I'm at your service, Colonel Custer.
13:12 Thank you.
13:15 Well, I'd rather be out there riding than just sitting around here sweating.
13:19 Count me in.
13:20 What's your name, soldier?
13:22 Rod Tobey.
13:23 Ex-Sergeant.
13:25 Fifth Cavalry, Company B, Colonel.
13:27 What do you do?
13:29 What are you doing time for?
13:31 Well, sir, there was these horses,
13:37 and I'd had a snort or two,
13:39 and, well, it seemed like a good idea at the time
13:42 to trade them off for something better,
13:44 like, say, some beaver pelts.
13:47 Trouble was, they was Fifth Cavalry horses.
13:54 I see.
13:57 All right, Tobey, you can come along.
14:00 Now, wait a minute.
14:01 With all the money you owe me, Tobey,
14:03 you got no right volunteering and go riding off to who knows where.
14:07 My name is Bishop, Colonel.
14:09 You can count me in. You got yourself another volunteer.
14:12 Fine.
14:14 We'll report to the quartermaster immediately.
14:18 We'll ride in one hour.
14:21 Just one more thing.
14:23 I will tolerate no failures in performing your duty.
14:27 If one man disobeys or tries to desert,
14:31 I will shoot him without hesitation.
14:34 Is that understood?
14:37 Thieves, swindlers, out-and-out killers.
14:50 You'll be lucky you're not murdered in your sleep, Custer.
14:53 Are you certain you know what you're doing?
14:55 Never more certain, sir.
14:57 I think you're a fool.
14:59 But good luck.
15:00 Request permission to move out.
15:02 Person granted.
15:04 Detail. Right turn.
15:07 All right, let's move out.
15:11 [HORSE GALLOPING]
15:15 [HORSE GALLOPING]
15:18 [HORSE GALLOPING]
15:33 [HORSE GALLOPING]
15:36 [HORSE NEIGHING]
15:46 [HORSE NEIGHING]
16:00 [HORSE NEIGHING]
16:03 They got a full day's start on us.
16:12 They'll be riding hard if I know Red Wolf.
16:15 These travois they're pulling,
16:18 we gotta slow 'em down some.
16:20 That's Fly Wagon.
16:22 Ain't gonna help us get there any quicker.
16:25 [SIGHS]
16:29 [♪♪♪]
16:32 [GRUNTS]
16:36 [GROANS]
16:48 [GROANS]
16:56 Colonel, there's a sick Pawnee down here.
16:59 Stanhope.
17:01 Colonel, stay away from him.
17:05 I'll give the order, Stanhope.
17:07 Dr. Stanhope.
17:09 The success of your entire expedition, Colonel,
17:12 could very well depend on me.
17:14 Very well, Doctor.
17:17 See what you can do for him.
17:20 [GROANS]
17:26 [HORSE NEIGHING]
17:28 You've been vaccinated, Blunt?
17:30 About six months ago.
17:32 Good. I'm gonna need your help.
17:34 [GROANS]
17:36 I'm afraid we can't do anything for you, old man.
17:51 There's something you can do for us and your people.
17:55 There's a small bottle and a syringe in that bag.
17:59 Give 'em to me.
18:01 [HORSE NEIGHING]
18:03 [GRUNTS]
18:05 [GRUNTS]
18:16 I've been all through this country.
18:18 If I know Indians, they'll do the easiest way,
18:21 which in this case happens to be the long way around.
18:24 You know a shorter trail to the Pawnee camp?
18:27 Yes, right through the badland.
18:29 It's man-killin' and horse-killin',
18:31 but it'll save you one full day.
18:33 We need that day. We'll take it.
18:36 There is one other little problem, Colonel.
18:39 That trail will lead us right through Sioux country,
18:42 and there ain't a Sioux alive
18:44 who wouldn't sell his mother for a chance to lift
18:47 a little buck up.
18:49 We'll take the short way.
18:51 You ain't changed a bit, Colonel.
18:56 Risking your men's lives don't mean a thing to you.
19:00 [♪♪♪]
19:02 [HORSE NEIGHING]
19:07 [♪♪♪]
19:10 [HORSE NEIGHING]
19:12 [HORSE NEIGHING]
19:30 How do you do it, Doc?
19:33 How do I do what?
19:35 Look at you. Neat as a pin.
19:38 Me, I'm so dirty, I can't stand myself.
19:41 So am I, Riker.
19:46 So am I.
19:50 Tell me something, Doc.
19:54 That woman over in Hayes City,
19:57 you really kill her?
20:00 [CHUCKLING]
20:02 It's funny. I've been thinking how big this country is.
20:07 How lonely it is.
20:09 Yeah.
20:10 Lonely and quiet.
20:12 Yeah, well, it won't be quiet long.
20:15 Listen, Billy, you've still got time to change your mind and go on back.
20:20 What's bothering you, Jeb?
20:23 Well, nothing's bothering me.
20:25 I just don't want to play nursemaid to no wet-eared kid.
20:29 Listen, nobody asked you to play nursemaid, Jeb.
20:33 Nobody asked you, but...
20:35 Come on.
20:37 Hey, Doc, there's that rabbit you've been looking for.
20:51 No!
20:58 [HORSE NEIGHING]
21:01 [HORSE NEIGHING]
21:03 [HORSE NEIGHING]
21:11 [HORSE NEIGHING]
21:13 [GROANING]
21:39 [GROANING]
21:41 [HORSE NEIGHING]
21:44 Billy?
21:47 Are you all right, Billy?
21:49 I don't know, sir.
21:53 You all right?
21:57 Yes, I'm not hurt.
21:59 Come on.
22:01 [HORSE NEIGHING]
22:03 [HORSE NEIGHING]
22:05 [HORSE NEIGHING]
22:34 Please fix this wagon. It's all stove-in.
22:37 Pack what you can on the horses.
22:40 I'm sorry, Colonel. It was my fault.
22:43 The Doc said that...
22:45 Guilty, Colonel.
22:50 Suppose you explain yourself, Trooper.
22:52 When we reach the Pawnee encampment, we're gonna need some serum, Colonel.
22:57 To make it, I'll need a live animal.
22:59 That's why I told the boy to keep on the lookout for a rabbit.
23:02 Until we reach the Pawnee encampment,
23:05 we're going to need some water very badly.
23:08 I'm sorry, Jeb.
23:13 Oh, forget it, kid.
23:17 It's not gonna make any difference, not to you or to me.
23:30 Dismount.
23:32 See to your horses. They have two more rough days ahead of them.
23:42 We ain't exactly got a picnic ahead of us, neither, you know.
23:45 Your horse has to carry you and your supplies. Now, you see that it's watered.
23:49 Right after me.
23:51 Your health, Colonel.
23:53 [Horse Whinnying]
23:55 What are you gonna have your hands for, Colonel?
24:11 Fighting all of us, one by one.
24:20 That's a job I'm handing over to you, Powell.
24:23 Me?
24:24 That's right. Because from now on, you're acting corporal.
24:28 And you're to see that my orders are carried out.
24:31 I'm to see that your orders are carried out.
24:34 What makes you think so?
24:36 Because you're a soldier, no matter what else you are.
24:40 All right, Colonel. I'll, uh...
24:45 I'll be your corporal.
24:48 For as long as it suits me.
24:50 Remove your hats.
24:55 Now, pour and water your horses.
25:01 I said now.
25:04 [Water Splashing]
25:06 [Chuckling]
25:28 Colonel didn't waste much time in taking you apart, Riker.
25:32 A Custer doesn't know what taking a man apart really is.
25:36 But he's gonna find out.
25:38 I promise you that.
25:43 Should do it.
25:57 That looks fine.
25:59 All right, hand me those things.
26:02 All right, now you take this fellow.
26:05 - You got him? - Yeah.
26:09 All right, now hold him nice and steady.
26:30 [Cat Meowing]
26:32 Huh. There he goes.
26:42 [Cat Meowing]
26:54 [Cat Meowing]
26:56 What do you want, Stanhope?
27:02 You got the disease, Colonel.
27:06 I've known it for hours.
27:08 But still you're going on?
27:10 That's right, Stanhope.
27:13 We're all going on.
27:15 It doesn't take long for smallpox to weaken a man and drag him down.
27:22 When that happens, these men will turn on you like a pack of wolves.
27:26 Are you going to run with the pack?
27:30 I don't know, Colonel.
27:37 [Sighs]
27:39 [Sighs]
27:41 Hester's got it.
28:07 What do you suppose is holding him up?
28:10 Guts.
28:12 Well, he ain't gonna last much longer.
28:15 - What then? - Then I'll be in command.
28:18 If we don't get your hopes up, boy, that rabbit may save him yet.
28:22 He's got it, hasn't he?
28:26 How long will it be before this rabbit's of any use?
28:34 Anywhere from 24 to 96 hours.
28:37 - Any sign of water? - Not yet.
28:52 Don't expect doodle tomorrow when we cross that ridge.
28:55 [Horse Whinnying]
28:57 We camp here for the night.
29:17 No fires. Take over, Corporal.
29:20 Take over, Corporal.
29:22 Yes, ma'am.
29:48 It gets cold up here at night.
30:15 Get out of the way, boy.
30:18 I'm gonna cut you, kid, huh?
30:21 I'm gonna cut you real bad, kid, huh?
30:24 Break it off, Riker. Huh?
30:27 You get out of line again...
30:39 and I'm gonna stomp on you.
30:42 Is that clear?
30:45 Get your things together. We're moving out of here.
31:04 Moving out? You mean deserting?
31:07 - I mean we're moving out, not going. - But water?
31:10 Don't worry about it. I'll find water.
31:12 You let that bunny rabbit go and get moving. Come on.
31:15 What about the colonel?
31:17 He's a dead man anyway.
31:20 Our stay in or leaving won't change anything for him.
31:23 - Now, come on. - I'm not going with you, Jeb.
31:26 - You can do as I say, boy. - Not this time.
31:29 You desert, you do it alone.
31:32 All right. All right, that suits me just fine.
31:36 I got no need for a green-eared punk kid like you with me anyway.
31:41 Don't do...
31:44 [ Snoring ]
31:48 [ Snoring ]
31:51 [ Snoring ]
32:07 [ Snoring ]
32:10 Colonel? Colonel?
32:35 [ Snoring ]
32:38 For my end, Jeb, I didn't expect you to say goodbye.
32:46 I'm gonna leave. I won't stop to say goodbye.
32:49 Right now, there's something I think you ought to take a look at.
32:52 Come on, Colonel.
32:55 [ Snoring ]
32:59 [ Snoring ]
33:02 That's the only path through these hills.
33:15 That fire means soon.
33:18 How far away are they?
33:22 Oh, two, maybe three miles.
33:25 - Are they camped in the pass? - No, no.
33:28 I'd say about 200 yards below it.
33:32 Look, no more than three miles away.
33:38 We ought to be able to make it before daybreak if we start now.
33:43 [ Snoring ]
33:47 [ Snoring ]
33:51 [ Snoring ]
33:54 [ Snoring ]
34:23 [ Horse Whinnying ]
34:26 Bobby.
34:41 And the horses.
34:45 [ Whinnying ]
34:48 [ Whinnying ]
35:12 [ Gunshot ]
35:15 [ Grunts ]
35:19 [ Gunshot ]
35:22 [ Gunshot ]
35:27 [ Gunshot ]
35:37 [ Gunshot ]
35:42 Doc! Doc!
35:45 [ Gunshot ]
35:49 [ Gunshot ]
35:52 Bishop.
36:03 We lost Bishop. Sandow's badly wounded.
36:08 But the Indian camp's right over there. We can use their water.
36:13 Bury 'em.
36:17 Yes, get the water.
36:19 Riker, I told you to break out the shovels.
36:23 [ Water Splashing ]
36:26 [ Water Splashing ]
36:29 [ Music ]
36:34 [ Gunshots ]
36:41 [ Gunshots ]
36:44 Colonel.
36:59 Colonel.
37:04 What are your orders?
37:08 Time's running out, Paul.
37:11 You're pulling out. Now's the time.
37:14 Oh, I already figured that out for myself.
37:18 You got a horse, water.
37:21 With luck, you can get out of here.
37:24 The record will show that...
37:27 you died here with me and the others.
37:33 You'll never get another chance.
37:37 Yeah, that's a fact.
37:40 Well, just what are your orders, sir?
37:46 You're second in command here, Corporal.
37:55 You ought to see that this mission's carried out.
38:00 Yes, sir.
38:03 No matter what happens to me...
38:07 and that's an order.
38:11 Yes, sir.
38:14 Billy.
38:17 Billy, listen to me.
38:20 When that rabbit keels over on his side, it's working.
38:25 You break the skin on the colonel's arm with a knife...
38:30 and you rub the infected part of the rabbit's belly across it.
38:36 And then it's...
38:39 [ Breathing Heavily ]
38:42 Billy.
38:45 [ Breathing Heavily ]
38:48 [ Music ]
38:52 [ Music ]
38:55 Riker, Toby.
39:03 We need another grave.
39:06 [ Music ]
39:09 It's my fault again, Jeb.
39:21 It ain't your fault your horse spooked.
39:25 Go to sleep.
39:28 [ Music ]
39:31 [ Music ]
39:44 [ Music ]
39:47 [ Music ]
39:57 [ Music ]
40:10 [ Music ]
40:13 [ Whistle Blowing ]
40:25 Riker.
40:33 Somebody help me, quick.
40:39 Get his arm ready.
40:42 Get away from him.
40:45 Stenhope said to do it as soon as the rabbit keeled over.
40:49 It's the colonel's only chance.
40:52 Now, ain't that something?
40:55 I said to get away from him.
40:58 You can't do it, Riker.
41:01 Don't bet on it, boy, because I can't think of a thing that I'd like better.
41:05 Getting these bags of water gives us a chance.
41:08 And by sticking together, we can all make it easy.
41:11 No, Jeb.
41:14 All you got waiting for you is a rope or a firing squad.
41:17 What do you owe Custer here, this glorious,
41:20 who doesn't care how many men he sees get killed as long as he gets his name in the papers?
41:24 You can't leave him here to die, Jeb.
41:29 You're right, Billy.
41:32 You're going to have to do something for me.
41:35 Right now.
41:38 Hold it right there, Riker.
41:41 You ain't gonna stop me from killing him, Jeb.
41:50 Maybe not, but I guarantee that you'll follow right after him.
41:54 Now put your gun away.
41:59 Go ahead, Billy.
42:02 Is that all you have to do?
42:25 As far as I know.
42:28 Gotta get out of here.
42:35 You're in no condition to ride.
42:38 You're wrong.
42:41 Help me on my horse.
42:45 Mount up. We're moving out.
42:53 We're moving out.
42:56 How long does it take for that vaccine to work, Billy?
43:11 I don't know, Colonel. Stanhope never said.
43:19 Colonel!
43:22 All right, Jeb. You like Custer so much, he can take you with him.
43:32 You like Custer so much, he can take you with him.
43:35 Bring out the shovels.
43:56 We'll camp here tonight.
43:59 We'll camp here tonight.
44:02 There's a Sioux hunting party across the river.
44:16 Now, if they go up the creek or down the creek, we're all right.
44:19 But if they cross over, we're in a heap of trouble.
44:22 Mount up.
44:26 Here they come.
44:30 Here they come.
44:33 Here they come.
44:36 Over there.
45:03 Just the three of us left.
45:06 Billy, you got your shovel?
45:08 Yeah.
45:10 Let's go.
45:14 [Suspenseful music]
45:17 No! No! He's already done it!
45:38 [Suspenseful music]
45:41 [Indistinct chatter]
46:09 I'm glad, my brother.
46:12 We have reached you in time.
46:14 I am not your brother, Yellow Hair.
46:17 Murderer of my people.
46:19 Will you listen to me, Red Wolf?
46:21 Did you listen to my people before you killed them?
46:25 I didn't kill your people.
46:31 They died of a disease we called smallpox.
46:34 Just as you and all your people will die...
46:38 if you join them.
46:41 Red Wolf is sick with the disease...
46:44 and all his belongings must be barren.
46:47 No. Yellow Hair is lying.
46:50 Half my men died trying to reach you in time.
46:55 Why would you risk their lives and yours, Yellow Hair?
46:58 Because the Pawnee Nation must survive.
47:01 Red Wolf is not sick.
47:05 He is strong as the buffalo.
47:08 He will prove that Yellow Hair is a liar.
47:11 [Suspenseful music]
47:15 [Sounds of fighting]
47:18 [Sounds of fighting]
47:21 [Sounds of fighting]
47:24 [Sounds of fighting]
47:27 [Sounds of fighting]
47:32 [Sounds of fighting]
47:36 [Sounds of fighting]
47:40 [Sounds of fighting]
47:44 [Sounds of fighting]
47:48 [Sounds of fighting]
47:53 [Sounds of fighting]
47:56 Running Bear, look at his face.
48:01 There's the mark of death.
48:06 There is truth in your words, Yellow Hair.
48:09 The belongings, they will be burned as you say.
48:13 Will they die?
48:18 Trooper Nixon.
48:22 [Sounds of fighting]
48:25 A very fine doctor gave his life to bring you this medicine.
48:31 They will not die.
48:34 [Sounds of fighting]
48:39 [Sounds of fighting]
48:45 [Sounds of fighting]
48:50 [Sounds of fighting]
48:53 [Sounds of fighting]
48:57 [Sounds of fighting]
49:01 Oh.
49:07 I tried everything I know.
49:14 I'm sorry.
49:16 Don't be.
49:19 I lost, but Billy got a full part.
49:22 You did pretty good at that.
49:27 You take care of the kid for me, hmm?
49:34 You'll make a good soldier yet.
49:37 It ain't fair, Jeb.
49:45 Billy.
49:46 It just ain't fair.
49:47 You're either a soldier or you ain't.
49:49 Are you a soldier?
49:50 Yeah, but...
49:51 No buts.
49:53 Just be quiet, smile, and say yes, sir.
49:56 But...
49:59 Yes, sir.
50:03 So long, soldier.
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