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01:00War Eagle and his people are good friends.
01:04I'm not so sure.
01:06What do you mean, sir?
01:08These are hunting arrows, not war arrows.
01:10Hunting arrows, war arrows.
01:12Either one can kill you just as dead.
01:14These men weren't killed by arrows, sergeant.
01:16I don't understand, sir.
01:18They were shot.
01:20The arrows seem almost like an afterthought.
01:22It's not like the Indians to be this wasteful,
01:25especially with hunting arrows.
01:27Well, they stripped everything clean.
01:29Household goods, everything.
01:31That's another thing.
01:33Even at their worst, before we defeated them
01:35and signed the treaty,
01:37it's not like Indians to steal household goods.
01:40It's just not like them.
01:42This is the fifth small party this summer
01:45murdered to the last man and stripped clean.
01:48No survivors, no eyewitnesses,
01:52and no chance to follow them right now.
01:55We'll have to wait till daybreak.
02:02Let's go up this way.
02:26At 24, he had been the youngest general in the Civil War.
02:30Within five years, he had been reduced in rank
02:32and sent west to be forgotten.
02:34But he was not the kind of man to let the world forget.
02:37His name, George Armstrong Custer.
03:25George Armstrong Custer
03:30George Armstrong Custer
03:35George Armstrong Custer
03:40George Armstrong Custer
03:45George Armstrong Custer
03:50George Armstrong Custer
03:55George Armstrong Custer
04:00George Armstrong Custer
04:05George Armstrong Custer
04:10George Armstrong Custer
04:15George Armstrong Custer
04:20I thought you was part of them.
04:23Come back to finish me off, too.
04:25Do we look anything like the people who attacked you?
04:28Oh, it was dark.
04:31After what I seen tonight,
04:33anything that moves looks like an engine.
04:35Then they were Indians.
04:37Can you tell us anything that'll help us identify the tribe?
04:41There wasn't no time to ask for their colon cards.
04:44Think hard. Is there anything you might remember?
04:47Yes.
04:49I remember how much they enjoyed their looting and burning and killing.
04:55How did they happen to overlook you?
04:59I'd gone to fetch some water.
05:01It was just me and my husband and my kid brother.
05:05They murdered them both.
05:08Sergeant, get your shovel.
05:11Yes, sir.
05:15How did you happen to be out here all by yourselves?
05:18We was traveling to California.
05:22There were three wagons in our party.
05:25We had trouble with a wheel and fell behind.
05:28Then we was jumped.
05:30My men folk never had a chance.
05:34What are you soldiers gonna sweep this country free of them once and for all?
05:38If you'd been doing your work, this couldn't have happened.
05:42Hey, take it easy. Come this way.
05:45No.
05:48Not before I buried them.
05:51We'll take care of everything.
05:53My name's Vanessa Ravenhill.
05:57What's yours?
05:59Custer.
06:02Custer?
06:05I wish I had killed you.
06:14Five small immigrant parties in one month.
06:18Massacred, burned, looted.
06:21All right, then who were the raiders? Ghosts?
06:24I only wish I knew, sir.
06:26Come in.
06:31Major Frederick W. Benteen reporting this audit, sir.
06:34Yes, Major. This is Colonel Custer.
06:36Colonel Custer, Major Benteen.
06:38Colonel, Major.
06:41You two have met before?
06:43I was a prosecution witness at the court-martial of Colonel Custer.
06:47Perhaps someday I'll be able to return the favor.
06:52Major Benteen's been sent out here by the War Department to prepare a report...
06:56on how effectively we're dealing with the Indian tribes out here.
06:59He's leaving at the end of the week to report back to the Secretary of War.
07:03I'll do my utmost not to delay him, sir.
07:06Unless you want the Department of War to come to the conclusion...
07:09that we're lying down on the job out here...
07:12you have five days to get to the bottom of this.
07:15I have five days, sir.
07:18The 5th Cavalry's not ready to move, so I'm giving this assignment to the 7th.
07:22Yes, sir.
07:24Now, just a minute.
07:26Major Benteen will be attached to your unit...
07:29as an official War Department observer.
07:31Yes, sir.
07:33He'll not be required to take orders from you.
07:36He will assist you whenever necessary.
07:38And who's to decide when his assistance is needed?
07:41You.
07:43Yes, sir.
08:02Easy, Dandy.
08:04That's the boy.
08:06One day we'll get our chance to run, huh?
08:09And we'll show them.
08:11We'll really show them.
08:14I'll say one thing, Custer.
08:16You always had a gift for picking horses.
08:19And men.
08:21I didn't do so well in your case, did I, Benteen?
08:24I don't have to like a man to admire some of his traits.
08:27You forgive me, but I've never noticed your admiration for me before.
08:31No, one thing more, Custer.
08:33I hold no ill will towards you.
08:36Considering that I was the one who was court-martialed, that's pretty big of you.
08:40General Terry informs me that you don't believe...
08:43that War Eagle is responsible for these attacks.
08:46That's right.
08:48But you do know War Eagle.
08:50Sir, and he's a friend of mine.
08:52A friend of yours?
08:54And he is innocent?
08:57No.
08:59And those arrows you found...
09:01what was there about them to make you so sure?
09:05They're right here.
09:07I'll show you.
09:10This is a Kiowa hunting arrow.
09:12The point is vertical, like the notch...
09:14to pass between the ribs of an animal.
09:16But a man stands upright.
09:18Therefore, a war arrow, the point is at right angle to the notch...
09:21to pass between the ribs of a man.
09:25I see.
09:28But you could be wrong.
09:30I could be, but I'm not.
09:32You're always so positive about everything you make up your mind to, Custer.
09:36But just the same, you are going to check War Eagle's village...
09:39for the loot from these killings.
09:42That's right.
09:44And...
09:46if you're wrong about the Kiowa, Custer...
09:49that's a possibility I'll face when it occurs, Major.
09:57Now, ladies and gentlemen...
09:59don't give me $4 for this marvelous piece of cloth.
10:02$4 is all I'm asking.
10:04Ah, there's a sensible young lady. Thank you very much.
10:07Now, I'm going to make this offer once and only once.
10:11Now, who among us does not cherish...
10:13that abiding appreciation for the things of culture...
10:16for the works of handicraft and artisanship...
10:19for the nostalgic mementos of that noble civilization...
10:23upon which we have turned our backs in order to become pioneers?
10:27Now, $20.
10:29Do I hear $20 for this splendid piece of machinery?
10:32Consider, if you will, the time and effort alone...
10:35to be saved by the use of this marvelous machine...
10:38in the making of beautiful clothes, in the sewing on of patches...
10:41in the darning of socks.
10:43Yes, darning at the end of a weary day in the wilderness.
10:46Every woman should have one.
10:48$17.50. Do I hear $17.50?
10:50Quick, now, before I change my mind and pack up the whole thing.
10:53I'd like to take a look at that machine.
10:55Why, I'd be the last man in the world to stop you from that, ma'am.
10:58Go right ahead. Ain't that a beauty?
11:00$15. $15, if you will swear to my good wife...
11:04that her good-for-nothing husband as much as give it away.
11:07I recognize this sewing machine.
11:09Well, of course you do, ma'am.
11:11I've seen them here and there.
11:13$12.50. $12.50, and you can tell my wife if you can find her.
11:17My sister-in-law.
11:19I helped her pack it up when they moved west.
11:21I'd swear to it.
11:23Well, did it ever occur to you, ma'am...
11:25that she may have sold it to me...
11:27or that she may have traded it off to me for something?
11:29You want to buy it back, I'll tell you what I'm going to do.
11:32$10 in hand, and it's yours.
11:34My sister-in-law was in one of the wagon parties that was massacred.
11:39Surely, ma'am, you ain't accusing me of something.
11:45Well, it was my distinct impression, ma'am...
11:48that these good folks was slaughtered out of hand...
11:51by a band of red savages.
11:53I want to get to the bottom of this.
11:55Where'd you get that machine, mister? I want to know.
11:58Well, ma'am, I know how you must feel...
12:01losing your family and all.
12:03But you got to admit that one piece of sewing apparatus...
12:06is pretty much like the next one, at least on the surface.
12:09Where did you get that machine?
12:11Well, the truth is, ma'am...
12:13I don't like to tell too much where I get my stuff.
12:17But you know how it is.
12:19Folks heading west, they're subject to delay and difficulty.
12:22And sitting there with an empty belly...
12:24the prospect of having to sell their prized possessions...
12:27begins to make sense to them.
12:29We had money.
12:31Until we was jumped and memento killed...
12:34there was no need for my sister-in-law to sell anything.
12:37Well, be that as it may, ma'am...
12:39that's where I come by this machine.
12:41Look, here. Let me show you something.
12:43Right here. Yes, sir.
12:45It's right here inscribed on the back side of it.
12:48There's the name of the family, Douglas.
12:50Keever Douglas. Yes, sir.
12:52Is that your family, ma'am?
12:54No. That wasn't their name.
12:57I, uh... I guess I owe you an apology, mister.
13:01Well, I am a forgiving man, and I'll accept your apology, ma'am...
13:05seeing as how you jumped, obviously, to some kind of a conclusion.
13:15Now, back to this hearing machine.
13:18Miss Ravenhill.
13:21I'm sorry.
13:24We was told the army had tamed the tribes...
13:27and it was safe to travel west.
13:29Otherwise, we wouldn't have been trying it all by ourselves that way.
13:34If there's anything I can do to help...
13:38I aim to get revenge for the death of my menfolk.
13:42No, there's nothing you can do, Colonel Custer.
13:59Let's go.
14:29Let's go.
14:31Let's go.
14:33Let's go.
14:59Regiment Chief, I require your assistance.
15:02I beg your pardon?
15:04You will see to the making of temporary camp.
15:06Temporary camp? That's your sergeant's duty.
15:09I'm assigning it to you.
15:10Now, look here, Custer.
15:11Colonel Custer!
15:13Are you giving me an official order, Colonel Custer?
15:16If that's the way you want it.
15:19Sergeant, follow me.
15:21Yes, sir.
15:24All right, you men.
15:26Go rest your horses up there in the shade.
15:33Sergeant, I want you to dismount...
15:35and wander over to that big rock right behind you on your right.
15:39Will you be on the watch, Colonel?
15:41Two of them, as far as I can make out.
15:44When did you spot them, sir?
15:46A few minutes ago, behind that big rock over there.
15:49Now, I don't want anyone hurt.
15:51See if we can take them alive.
15:53All right.
15:54Sergeant, I want you to dismount...
15:57and wander over to that big rock right behind you on your right.
16:01I want them alive.
16:02Now, dismount and move over.
16:04Yes, sir.
16:14Hey!
16:17Yellowhair is a great chief, but his horse does not seem to know that.
16:22We've seen enough. We must go to my father.
16:31Come on.
17:01Come on.
17:31Come on.
17:58All right. Let's go.
18:02Let's go.
18:10May I ask the Colonel to explain?
18:12In a minute, Mr. Benteen.
18:14You belong to the people of War Eagle.
18:17Can't you get them to talk, Custer?
18:20No, Major.
18:21Well, what are we going to do? Set them free?
18:24There seems to be another alternative, Major.
18:27And what is that?
18:28I have confidence in your ability to figure it out, Major.
18:32Now, mount the detail and let's move out.
18:35All right, men. Mount up.
18:37And guard these Redskins.
18:59The path is clear. Why are we holding?
19:01Sergeant Bustard.
19:02Yes, sir.
19:03Bring up the prisoners.
19:04The prisoners, sir?
19:05Now.
19:06Yes, sir.
19:07What do you plan to do?
19:08Set them free. We don't need them anymore.
19:11They'll warn the others.
19:16The others have been aware of our arrival.
19:18We'll have to get them to talk.
19:20Yes, sir.
19:21Sergeant Bustard.
19:22Yes, sir.
19:23Bring up the prisoners.
19:24The prisoners, sir?
19:25Now.
19:26Yes, sir.
19:27They've been aware of our arrival for a half an hour, Major.
19:35Any advance past that stake means war.
19:38Many tribes post such meaningless warnings.
19:41The Kiowa mean it.
19:44Sergeant Bustard.
19:45Yes, sir.
19:47Let's pay a little visit to the Chief.
19:49You two alone?
19:53And if they kill you?
19:54In our profession, that's always a risk, isn't it, Major?
19:57And if they do kill you, I intend to attack.
19:59I'm touched by your solicitude.
20:24Magnificent.
20:46My son has hot blood.
20:50I ask your forgiveness.
20:52I grant it willingly.
20:54My friend brings these soldiers to our lands.
20:59I see you were prepared to meet us.
21:02We wish to be peaceful, not to be foolish.
21:07The great father in Washington doesn't expect his children to be helpless.
21:11Doesn't he? Then why doesn't he let us roam these lands free?
21:15There are many bad men in both our nations.
21:18To be helpless is to invite their greed.
21:20Five times in the last two moons, peaceful white men in wagons have crossed these lands.
21:25And five times they've been killed to the last man, woman and child.
21:30And are you saying that those things were done by my people?
21:34No, but others are saying it.
21:36That's why I'm here, to silence their voices.
21:40You are innocent.
21:42And if we betrayed that treaty we signed with you and did those things you say?
21:50Then I would remain silent and the other soldiers would speak with their guns.
21:56When I signed that treaty, I broke my war lands.
22:07It is still broken.
22:19Ah.
22:27Kiowa hunting arrow, but my people did not attack those wagons.
22:32You wish to look at the lodges of my people for what does not belong to them?
22:38No, War Eagle.
22:40Your words good enough for me.
22:43Yellow hair, my son will go with you.
22:50Why?
22:52He will scout for you until you've found those who use my arrows.
22:56Until you have destroyed them.
22:58War Eagle, I'm grateful.
23:01But I have soldiers in my command who could see no further than the color of his skin.
23:07And they would behave to him as they would toward an enemy.
23:11You are their chief?
23:13Yes.
23:15Then I know that you will punish those who look badly at my son.
23:19I'll do my best.
23:21I thank you.
23:45You brought that young savage back with you.
23:59Major Benteen.
24:01I have the honor to present Blue Antelope, son of the chief of the Kiowa.
24:04He'll be our scout until the raiders are brought to book.
24:07Isn't that like putting the fox to watch the chickens?
24:11I'm convinced now that his people had no part in these raids.
24:14This is the basis of a thorough investigation, I trust.
24:17I'm satisfied if you're not.
24:20Sergeant, we're returning to Fort Hayes.
24:22Move them out.
24:24Attention!
24:45What do you mean? What plan? What are you talking about?
24:49I think better than telling you, sir, I should show you.
25:03You can't send them out like this.
25:05Without an escort, they'll be slaughtered.
25:07Allow me, sir.
25:17I think I have something you might be interested in seeing, sir.
25:30Any mouse trap in the world, sir, is no good at all unless you have some cheese to bait it.
25:41Looks like pretty ripe cheese to me.
25:45I must admit, sir, she's not much to look at.
25:49But under the circumstances, I couldn't afford to be very choosy.
25:53Is Major Benteen going with you on these amateur theatricals?
25:57Yes, sir, but I can't imagine why unless it's together more evidence for my next court-martial.
26:04I'm glad you're amused. Where is he?
26:06He's in the wagon, sir.
26:10Major Benteen?
26:11Sir?
26:13Colonel Custer is seen fit to employ an Indian scout whose loyalty, at least as far as I'm concerned, is still a closed book.
26:20I hold you responsible for seeing to it that the young man remembers which side he's expected to serve on.
26:26Yes, sir.
26:43Where's your Indian?
27:11Blue antelope? I don't know.
27:13Don't you think we should know?
27:15He's a good man, Major Benteen, and a superb scout.
27:19Let him do his job.
27:21I'd be glad to, if I knew what it really was.
27:45Take your positions! Get a couple men on that gun!
28:16Hold your fire! Cease fire!
28:20Sergeant!
28:21Sir?
28:22Detail some men to pick up any horses that ran off.
28:24And check out this entry. See how those raiders got through.
28:26Yes, sir.
28:27Bring your flamer!
28:28Let's get after them and end this once and for all.
28:30Relax, Major. That was no raid.
28:33Well, what was it then? A little get-acquainted party?
28:36Pretty much. They were just checking us out, see what they were up against.
28:40There were less than a dozen men involved.
28:42Not enough to tempt me. I want them all.
28:44But we could follow them right now. Back to their base.
28:47We can't trap them very well at night.
28:49Not without giving them enough time to set up a trap for us.
28:51Then what do you propose, Colonel?
28:53That we sit here on our hands and wait for a more convenient time?
28:56And why weren't we ready tonight?
28:58Sir!
28:59Colonel, this was sticking out of the sentry's back.
29:03Well, what do you say to that?
29:06Call you up.
29:07But you're still not convinced.
29:09Call you up.
29:10But you're still not convinced.
29:12No, I'm not.
29:13And where was that little Indian friend scout of yours all this time?
29:16Major, he knows his business.
29:18I have no doubt of that.
29:20I only wonder, what is his business?
29:22To get us all wiped out?
29:24Maybe.
29:25But as far as I'm concerned, that still remains to be proven.
29:29Yes, sir.
29:37Colonel?
29:38Yes, Sergeant, what is it?
29:39It's about the men, sir.
29:41What about the men?
29:42Well, Major Benteen may have a point.
29:44There's a feeling among the men about Blue Antelope.
29:47And they don't trust him.
29:49Well, I mean, sir, that...
29:51Well, if you're wrong about him...
29:52I know, Sergeant.
29:55If I'm wrong, it could mean all of our lives.
29:59Yes, sir.
30:00Sergeant.
30:02Sir.
30:04Thanks for telling me.
30:06Yes, sir.
30:22All right, come out of there, you...
30:25Just what in blazes are you doing in there?
30:28Well, I figured I'd be useful here.
30:31In what way?
30:33Well, I'm the only one who saw those murderers.
30:36And with me along, your colonel won't be able to cover up for them this time.
30:41Cover up for who?
30:43Those murdering coyotes.
30:46What makes you think he'd want to do that?
30:49You think I'm ignorant?
30:51I've read about that precious boy general of yours and his disgraceful record.
30:57He's got no future in the peacetime army, and he knows it.
31:00I wouldn't count on that, ma'am.
31:03No, he's got his eye on Washington as the man of peace.
31:07The man who understands the Injuns.
31:10I sure hate to be you when I take you to him.
31:13Save your sympathy for him.
31:15Trooper!
31:31Colonel!
31:33A stowaway.
31:36Sergeant.
31:38All right, you got better things to do.
31:40You've seen a girl before. Move!
31:44If this were a vessel, madam, I'd be very tempted to throw you overboard.
31:48Afraid of the influence I might have on the men?
31:51Yes. They're confused enough as it is without your blind, vengeful display.
31:56You think they need me to persuade them it's Indians we're after?
32:01I suppose we'll have to keep you for now.
32:04But say one word to undermine my authority, and I'll have you bound and gagged.
32:10You don't frighten me one bit, colonel.
32:14Perhaps not.
32:16But, madam, you frighten me.
32:20Sergeant, detain him.
32:23You frighten me.
32:25Sergeant, detail a man to keep an eye on the lady.
32:29Yes, sir.
32:54Be no killing, Blue Antelope.
32:57Always the bluecoats talk of how they fight with their hands.
33:02Let this man fight me now.
33:24Sergeant, take care of that man.
33:27Major, move those wagons over by the rocks and have the men turn in.
33:31Get what rest they can. They're going to need it. We've got a rough day ahead of us.
33:35You are protecting those savages.
33:37What are you saving them for, to loot and murder more settlers?
33:53You had your chance. Now help move those wagons and turn in.
34:24Sir, if we're dropping the masquerade, how about letting him get out of this female dress?
34:29We're not dropping the masquerade, sergeant.
34:32I'm going on a scouting party alone, and not after the raiders.
34:36Then it's the Indian.
34:38You know, sir, it occurred to me that if he had a clear conscience, why did he light out?
34:42I thought I'd ask him why.
34:45Maybe you'd better tell Major Van Tien you're leaving, that he's in charge, just in case.
34:50I don't want the major getting any ideas of his own,
34:53especially about that stowaway that turned up.
34:56Mrs. Ravenhill's undoubtedly afraid we'll catch her murderers,
34:59and I'll send them on their way, with my most abject apologies.
35:03I don't know what to do with her, sir.
35:06Neither do I, sergeant.
35:09And that makes her no less dangerous.
35:11You know, Major Van Tien could report you for leaving.
35:15I'll be back before he knows I'm gone.
35:20Let's go.
35:50Let's go.
36:20Let's go.
36:46My father has spoken of his brother Yellow Hair's strength and skill.
36:49Now I believe what he has said.
36:52He also taught you never to take anything for granted, apparently.
36:56Why did you leave camp without permission?
36:58I answer only to my father. I scout for him, not you or them.
37:02Are you afraid of the soldiers?
37:04I am not frightened by the barking of dogs.
37:07While you were gone, we were attacked.
37:10One of my men was killed.
37:12If nothing else, you were guilty of leaving your post without permission.
37:15I need no permission from white men. This is our land.
37:18The job we're on requires secrecy and discipline.
37:21Your father understands that, even if you don't.
37:29Why did you run away from us?
37:31My father gave me to you to prove my people's innocence in my own way.
37:35Don't you realize that running away proved just the opposite?
37:38Even to you?
37:40Not quite.
37:41Then I am satisfied.
37:43Well, you may be satisfied, but I'm not.
37:45You will be.
37:46When?
37:47I saw the men who attacked you.
37:49Who were they?
37:51I don't expect you to believe me.
37:53Never mind what I believe. Who were they?
37:55Not my people.
37:57Can you lead us to them?
37:59There. In the canyon beyond that ridge is where they hide.
38:03But you cannot defeat them. There are too many.
38:05If you and your father help us, we can.
38:07Why should we?
38:09Because it's not just our problem.
38:11It's yours and your people.
38:13Do you think your people can live at peace
38:15while these raiders have their way with everything that rides across this land
38:18and blames it on your tribe?
38:20It's your problem.
38:22I understand the colonel went off somewhere in uniform.
38:44Didn't even have the courtesy to inform you.
38:47When one thinks of custard,
38:49courtesy is not the first word that pops to mind.
38:52So you're just going to sit here and wait on him
38:54until he comes back in his own good time?
38:56Look on the bright side, Mrs. Ravenhill.
38:58He also left no instructions for me to put you in irons,
39:01as he very well might have done with some justification.
39:05Oh, uh, coffee?
39:07Please.
39:11You know what the boys were saying, don't you?
39:14Must have been.
39:16Like women, no doubt.
39:18They're saying you're afraid of him.
39:20Custard's got you bulldozed.
39:22He's still the commanding officer of this unit.
39:25Nothing ever stopped him going his way
39:27when some order didn't suit him.
39:30I'm afraid I don't happen to have his reckless temperament.
39:34Mm.
39:36Yes, I imagine you followed the books,
39:38kept your nose clean.
39:40Still young as he is,
39:42he outranks you.
39:44Because the Army still values the one thing he has got.
39:48Initiative.
39:50Just what are you trying to suggest?
39:53Drop this stupid masquerade.
39:55Put the men back into uniform and on their horses
39:58and settle with the savages.
40:00Finish them off.
40:02When Custard sees what you've done,
40:04the worst he can do is try and claim the credit for himself.
40:07What you're proposing, Mrs. Ravenhill, is mutiny.
40:11What you're proposing, Major Benteen,
40:13is going like lambs to the slaughter.
40:29Major.
40:31Looks like company coming our way.
40:37Oh.
40:38Give me a hand with him, Sergeant.
40:40Yes, sir.
40:43That's it.
40:45There we go.
40:47What happened?
40:49You tell us.
40:51A bunch of cowboys jumped me.
40:53Asked me if I had any firewater to sell them.
40:56What'd they offer to pay with?
40:58They was offering sewing machines and cuckoo clocks
41:01and calico cloths and whatnot.
41:03Why do you reckon they got that kind of stuff?
41:05That's not hard to guess.
41:07I told them I didn't have no firewater.
41:09They liked to kill me.
41:11It's a good thing my horse is bolted.
41:15I guess I should have waited
41:17until a cavalry cleaned up them redskins
41:19before I went out selling again.
41:21They haven't done it yet.
41:26Sergeant.
41:28Sir.
41:30Have the men prepare to move out as soon as Custard returns.
41:33Yes, sir.
41:37Let's go.
42:07Aah!
42:37What are you doing in there?
43:08Aah!
43:14What's this all about?
43:16Thought I'm fooling with a cannon, Major.
43:19Aah!
43:35I'm afraid you're a little late, Sergeant.
43:37This Hotchkiss gun is useless to us.
43:39I'm sorry, sir. I didn't see the dynamite.
43:41That's obvious, Sergeant.
43:43Who are you, and what are you after?
43:46Sergeant, see if you can take better care of our prisoner
43:49than you did our ordinance.
43:51Yes, sir.
43:53I was right about that sewing machine, you dirty...
43:56All right.
43:58One move.
44:00One move, and I'll kill the woman.
44:02Don't move anybody. He means it.
44:09Get on that horse.
44:11Come on, get on!
44:17Come on.
44:27Answer him!
44:47Come on.
45:00Come on.
45:02Get up.
45:07Get up, Jim.
45:09Come on.
45:11Your son assured me that your people were not the raiders.
45:14You spoke truly.
45:16War Eagle, I ask for your people's help.
45:18Do I have it?
45:20Our war lance is broken.
45:27Two more!
45:29This mount, take cover! Fire at will!
45:35Your men have foolishly allowed themselves to be drawn into a trap.
45:44War Eagle, I can't force you to help me.
45:46I can't even blame you if you don't.
45:49I'm going now.
45:51A white man has been our enemy.
45:53A yellow hair has tried to understand us.
45:55I will fight with him.
45:57We go with our friend.
46:14If you've had enough, come out with your hands up!
46:2213, you ready to surrender?
46:25No.
46:27We're outnumbered!
46:29We're outnumbered!
46:31We're outnumbered!
46:33We're outnumbered!
46:35We're outnumbered!
46:37We're outnumbered!
46:39We're outnumbered!
46:41We're outnumbered!
46:43We're outnumbered!
47:13We're outnumbered!
47:15We're outnumbered!
47:17We're outnumbered!
47:19We're outnumbered!
47:21We're outnumbered!
47:23We're outnumbered!
47:25We're outnumbered!
47:27We're outnumbered!
47:29We're outnumbered!
47:31We're outnumbered!
47:33We're outnumbered!
47:35We're outnumbered!
47:37We're outnumbered!
47:39We're outnumbered!
47:41We're outnumbered!
47:43We're outnumbered!
47:45We're outnumbered!
47:47We're outnumbered!
47:49We're outnumbered!
47:51We're outnumbered!
47:53We're outnumbered!
47:55We're outnumbered!
47:57We're outnumbered!
47:59We're outnumbered!
48:01We're outnumbered!
48:03We're outnumbered!
48:05We're outnumbered!
48:07We're outnumbered!
48:09We're outnumbered!
48:11We're outnumbered!
48:13We're outnumbered!
48:15We're outnumbered!
48:17We're outnumbered!
48:19We're outnumbered!
48:21We're outnumbered!
48:23We're outnumbered!
48:25We're outnumbered!
48:27We're outnumbered!
48:29We're outnumbered!
48:31We're outnumbered!
48:33We're outnumbered!
48:35We're outnumbered!
48:38We're outnumbered!
48:44I just finished reading your report, Major.
48:46Is this the report that you intend to handing in to the Secretary of War?
48:49Yes, sir.
48:51Colonel Custer, this report, Major Vantine,
48:53refers to your leaving your command, going off alone.
48:56Does he, sir? He does. Do you have any explanation for that?
48:59I placed my command in good hands, sir.
49:01Major Vantine was there.
49:03Well, then you turned your command over officially to Major Vantine when you went off alone. I was aware of Colonel Custer's departure, sir
49:09I see
49:11Well that case gentlemen, you're dismissed
49:14Thank you, sir
49:25I don't pretend to
49:27Condone your methods Colonel Custer, but as a soldier I can only say
49:33Admire your results
49:35Thank you, Major Vantine. I
49:37Look forward to demonstrating both to you again. That won't be too soon if I have anything to do with it
49:46All right
49:48Well Peter
49:53Colonel Custer
49:56I'm going back home. Now. I just wanted to say goodbye and
50:00I'm sorry for some of the things I've said and thought about you
50:04You've been in good company mrs. Ravenhill some of the nicest people say the most terrible things about me
50:11It really doesn't bother you does it? I mean about the awful things that have been written about you. I'd be lying if I said yes
50:20I don't understand you
50:23Sometimes mrs. Ravenhill, I don't understand myself
50:26All right
50:56You