WHAT THE *HELL* IS GOING ON HERE! Attention! What's your name! YES, *YOU*! I'm having you...
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[seeing the brawl between the 54th Mass. and the 10th Conn. soldiers]
Maj. Cabot Forbes:
WHAT THE *HELL* IS GOING ON HERE!
Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins:
[to 54th soldiers]
Attention!
[Everyone comes to attention]
Maj. Cabot Forbes:
[to 10th Conn. soldier]
What's your name! YES, *YOU*! I'm having you brought up on CHARGES!
Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins:
Oh, there ain't no cause for that, sir.
Maj. Cabot Forbes:
What's that, Sergeant?
Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins:
I mean, sir. That it's just a soldiers' fight, sir.
[Forbes nods understandingly]
Maj. Cabot Forbes:
[to 10th Conn. soldiers]
Alright, you men move along.
[they leave slowly]
Maj. Cabot Forbes:
*MOVE IT*!
[they leave faster]
Sgt. Maj. John Rawlins:
[to 54th Mass. soldiers]
Alright, men. Back to work. BACK TO WORK!
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. . .and let us head
where the real fighting is.
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Them men dying up that road.
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And it wouldn't be nothing but
Rebs dying, if they let the 54th in it.
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-Listen--
-Hold it!
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As you were, Trip. As you were!
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You men move on.
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Stripes on a nigger.
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That's like tits on a bull.
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You're looking at
a higher rank, corporal.
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Now, you'll obey and you'll like it.
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-Make me.
-I'll make you.
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-What the hell is going on here?
-Attention !
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Attention !
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You ! Yes, you. What's your name?
I'm putting you up on charges.
Clip duration: 43 seconds
Views: 248
Timestamp in movie: 01h 11m 16s
Uploaded: 19 September, 2021
Genres: biography, drama, history
Summary: Robert Gould Shaw leads the U.S. Civil War's first all-black volunteer company, fighting prejudices from both his own Union Army, and the Confederates.
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