Thank you, sir
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Aesop:
Sir. I'd like to volunteer, sir. Me and my six coloreds. Maj. Amos Dundee:
I haven't asked for volunteers from the command yet. Aesop:
We're the ones doing the asking, sir. Maj. Amos Dundee:
Why? Aesop:
To fight, sir. We've been standing guard and cleaning stables for nearly two years now. Maj. Amos Dundee:
Tomorrow, you ask the officer of the day to see me... you and your six coloreds. Aesop:
[salutes Dundee]
Thank you, sir
Sir. I'd like to volunteer, sir. Me and my six coloreds. Maj. Amos Dundee:
I haven't asked for volunteers from the command yet. Aesop:
We're the ones doing the asking, sir. Maj. Amos Dundee:
Why? Aesop:
To fight, sir. We've been standing guard and cleaning stables for nearly two years now. Maj. Amos Dundee:
Tomorrow, you ask the officer of the day to see me... you and your six coloreds. Aesop:
[salutes Dundee]
Thank you, sir
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I would like to volunteer sir Me and my six coloureds
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I haven't asked for volunteers from the command
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We're doing the asking sir Why
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To fight sir
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We've been standing guard and cleaning stables for nearly two years
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Tomorrow morning you ask the officer of the day to see me
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You and your six coloureds
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Thank you sir
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Movie Summary
In 1864, due to frequent Apache raids from Mexico into the U.S., a Union officer decides to illegally cross the border and destroy the Apache, using a mixed army of Union troops, Confederate POWs, civilian mercenaries, and scouts.
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Aesop
Major Amos Charles Dundee
