The characters and events depicted in this motion picture are real. 此片中的人物和事件全部真实,
They are based on the stories of veterans and military history. 并源自老兵们的故事和军事历史。
Second Lieutenant Wolverine, is the strike group ready? - Yes, we are. 沃尔弗林少尉,突击队准备好了吗？ - 一切就绪。
I'll wait for your return with emergency troops. 我和应急后备队一起等你们回来。
The Soviets' base "the Bird" must be beaten. 苏军的“鸟巢”基地必须被摧毁。
It's a formidable base but I have faith in you and Lieutenant Wolverine. 那是个易守难攻的基地但我相信你,沃尔弗林少尉。
I want a prisoner, alive. 我需要个活口。
Good luck. 好运。
Those boys have a tough night ahead of them. 那些小伙子们今晚可有他们熬的。
We'll dig forward. 我们掘壕前进。
I don't know where the guards are. 我不知道卫兵在什么位置。
No movement above the snow! 雪地上没有敌人的痕迹。
BEYOND THE FRONT LINE 敌 后 前 线
Welcome. 欢迎
Harry Wolverine's home, Stockholm December 6th, 2003 哈利·沃尔弗林的家,斯德哥尔摩,2003年12月6日
So you're Jeanette? - Jeanette Eriksson. 你是珍妮特? - 珍妮特·埃里克森
Orvar Nilsson. 奥瓦尔·尼尔森.
We're off to the Finnish embassy. It's their Independence Day. 我们去了芬兰大使馆,今天是他们的独立日。
Orvar helped us in the Winter and Continuation Wars. 奥瓦尔在协助我们搜集有关冬季战争及后续战争的资料。
That was a long time ago. - Come in. 陈年旧事了。 - 快请进。
This is a Soviet war map. Is it a spoil of war, Harry? 这是苏联战争地图,血腥的战争,对吧哈利。
In summer of 1941 we took back the Karelian peninsula. 1941年夏我们夺回了卡里累阿半岛。
As you can see, the Svir river flows from Lake Onega - 你看,斯维尔河源自奥涅加湖
towards Lake Ladoga. 流向拉多加湖。
During the war there were two Swedish speaking regiments. 战争期间有两个说瑞典语的团。
I arrived at the base "the Dam" - 我来到“大坝”前线
in early June 1942. 那是1942年6月初。
The front was quiet. 前线一片寂静
We had to get information about the enemy's intentions - 我们要搜集情报以搞清楚敌人的意图。
with reconnaissance missions. 以侦察为手段。
This clay is hard like cement! 这儿的泥像水泥一样硬！
Help is coming. 帮手马上到。
Forss, you got a package. 福什, 你搞到爆破工具了。
Take cover! 隐蔽！
"The Dam", Svir river, June 1942 "大坝" 前线, 斯维尔河, 1942年6月
Fire in the hole! 即将爆破！
There's Major Hedengren. 赫登格林少校来了。
You've made a lot of progress. - TNT helps the digging. 你们进度很快呀。 - 炸药帮的忙。
Where the hell did you get it? We shouldn't waste our supplies! 你在哪儿搞到的？你不应该滥用补给！
We took it from the Soviets' mine fields. 我们在苏军的雷场搞到的。
Very well then. 那就好。
That Swede listens to reason. 这瑞典人还是愿意听原因的。
You're married to your camera. 你娶了你的照相机了。
Do you sleep with it? - I don't use it in my sleep. 你跟它一起睡吗？ - 我睡觉用不着它。
Next week I'll take it with me to "the Boil." 下周我要带着它去”沸腾“。
Can I come along? - Sure. We'll give that base hell. 我可以一起去吗？ - 当然,我们要把敌人打入地狱。
The commanders don't like it so close to our lines. 上头不想让敌人太靠近我们的战线。
"The Boil" is almost next to the "Teeri" base. “沸腾”几乎就靠着“缇里”战线。
Why were we chosen? - I've been there before. 为啥挑中我们？ - 我以前去过那儿。
What's that? - An old boot leg. I'll carry the camera with it. 那是啥？ - 一个旧皮套,我用来装照相机的。
At "Boil" we have our hands full. 我们将在“沸腾”大有收获。
"The Boil", July 4th, 1942 “沸腾”,1942年7月4日
We'll split into small groups and attack all the posts simultaneously. 我们分成几个突击组同时攻击各个据点。
Our artillery will provide cover fire for one minute. Follow me. 我们的炮兵将提供一分钟炮火准备,跟我来。
We'll need a lot of grenades and charges. 我们将需要大量手榴弹和炸药。
Forss, handy, Bergroth. 福什,拿着,照相机。
Take a photo of me leaving. 拍个我冲锋的照片。
Now! 上！
Is everybody here? No wounded? 所有人都在吗？有没有受伤的？
Something's wrong. Where are those damn Russkies? 不对劲儿呀,那些该死的俄国人上哪儿了？
It's too quiet!
Russkies! 俄国人！
We'll bring the wounded. - Good. 我们搀扶伤员。 - 好。
We destroyed nine of the ten posts. - Good. 我们摧毁了10个据点中的9个。 - 很好！
The last one remained. The Russkies struck back. 因为俄国人反击我们没能摧毁最后一个。
They have about thirty casualties. 敌人伤亡30人左右。
Two of us were slightly wounded. 我们有两个轻伤。
Well done! You'll get an extra leave. 干得漂亮！我批准你们额外假期。
Give me a list tomorrow. 明天给我一个名单。
You call this a pot? You won't win the war with toys. 你把这玩意儿叫壶？用这玩具我们赢不了战争。
It would've been worse if Forss hadn't seen the Russkies. 如果福什没有发现俄国人,情况恐怕没那么乐观了。
I had no idea what happened further back. 我也搞不清之前发生啥事了,
Our artillery didn't know the Russkies were so close. 我们的炮兵不知道俄国人离我们这么近。
You started the attack before the last grenades fell. 最后一发榴弹还没落地你就冲上去了。
The last grenades came too late. 最后一发榴弹迟到了。
I don't know what went wrong. Watches were synchronised. 也不知道哪儿出了问题,手表都对过的。
We were very lucky. 我们够幸运的。
But do we need artillery support? - What do you mean? 不过我们真需要炮火准备吗？ - 你啥意思？
We could sneak into their positions instead of attacking. 我们可以溜进他们的阵地,不一定强攻。
Then the battle would be fought on our terms. 这样一来战斗就按我们设计的进行了。
Sounds unusual and nerve-racking but it's worth a try. 听起来超常规而且太刺激了,不过值得一试。
The risk of exposure diminishes if the group is smaller. 如果突击队规模小,暴露的风险也小。
Not a bad idea, Allan. 这主意不错,艾伦。
Hedengren talked about furlough. That'd be nice. 少校提到休假了,好事来了。
That Swede is OK. It's bold to come here voluntarily from safe Sweden. 那瑞典人还行,从安全的瑞典志愿跑到这儿来,真够勇敢的。
There should be more than handy and Hedengren. 除了少校,还有更多的像他这样的。
Our neighbour, IR 13, has an entire company, 140 men. 我们的友邻,第十三团,一个整连140人
Volunteers, yes. But the official view of Sweden... 全部是志愿兵。但瑞典官方的看法是...
There've been signs. 有迹象表明‘
A friend of mine from Helsinki is in the 11th Division. 我有个赫尔辛基的朋友在第11师,
He told me what he saw last year - 他告诉我去年他看到的。
at Saam Wolverine. 在萨姆·沃尔弗林.
That officer has a Soviet uniform. Is he a POW? 那军官穿着俄国军服,战俘吗？
What? He's a Lieutenant Colonel in the Swedish army. 说啥呢？那是一名瑞典军队的中校。
Oh, really? It's about time Sweden joined us. 啊？真的？瑞典是时候加入我们的战争了。
Your Royal Highness. This road - 尊敬的殿下,这条路 -
goes to Lake Onega and Petroskoi. 通往奥涅加湖和彼得罗扎沃茨克.
The main road here goes to Aunus and Lake Ladoga. A 100 kilometres away. 这里的主路通往澳纳斯和拉多加湖,距离有100公里之遥。
"Your Royal Highness", he said. A real Royal! 他说“殿下”,真正的王室！
I recognised him from a magazine. It's prince Gustaf Adolf. 我在一本杂志上见过他,他是古斯塔夫·阿道夫王子。
You have a fancy passenger. A prince. 你有个高贵的乘客,一个王子。
He dares to come this close to the line. What's he doing here? 他有这胆量到最前线来呀,他来这儿干嘛？
You can ask someone else. 你可以问其他人。
But he's well-informed. I heard him talking to Colonel. 但他似乎知道很多东西,我听到他跟上校的对话。
He had a hard time answering all the questions. 上校要回答所有问题,真够呛的。
And that prince is no sissy. 那位王子可不是个娇娇公主,
He wanted to volunteer for the Winter War - 他曾要求志愿投入冬季战争,
but his grandfather, the king, wouldn't let him. 但他那国王爷爷不让他参加。
That's understandable. But he did let the prince come here. 这是可以理解的,不过他还是让王子来这里了。
You remember that? 你记得吗？
In March. It was reported in the newspapers. 在三月,那可是上了报纸的。
Headquarters, Mikkeli. March 1942 芬军总部,米凯利,1942年3月
of the brave Finns and you, Field Marshal. 勇敢的芬兰人,还有您,元帅先生。
To show our appreciation my grandfather - 为表达他的敬意我的祖父
His Majesty King Gustaf, stows upon you a knighthood - 国王古斯塔夫陛下授予您骑士封号,
and a First Class grand cross. 及一枚一级大十字勋章。
The Finnish people have never wanted war. 芬兰人民不希望战争,
But neither did we hesitate to take arms to defend our country. 但需要保卫家园时,我们也绝不犹豫地拿起武器。
The Swedish royal family knows that we weren't born yesterday. 我们可不是昨天才出生,瑞典王室了解你们的功绩。
Mannerheim said that this is Finland's war. 曼纳海姆说这是芬兰的战争。
I wanted to go to Leningrad but he refused to attack, twice! 我想占领列宁格勒可是他两次拒绝进攻。
Hitler was furious. 希特勒大为恼火。
We happen to have the same enemy. 德国和芬兰碰巧对着同一个敌人。
The Winter War was worse. We fought the Russkies and Germans. 冬季战争更为糟糕,我们同时跟德国和俄国交战。
When Mannerheim turned 75 Hitler paid him a visit. 曼纳海姆75岁时希特勒拜访了他。
Think about it. Mannerheim, who is a lot taller than Hitler - 想象一下,曼纳海姆可是比希特勒要高出一大截,
marching fast. 而且走的很快。
Quiet. The news. 安静！有新消息。
Headquarters announced that one of our attack patrols - 总部声称我们的一个巡逻队...
invaded the enemy positions and destroyed almost ten enemy posts. 占领了敌军阵地并几乎将敌人的十个据点全部消灭。
Thirty enemy soldiers were killed... 击毙敌军30人...
That's you. Wolverine's patrol made the news. 是你呀少尉,你的巡逻队上新闻了。
Tomorrow I'll go to officer training. 明天我要参加军官培训。
Us young officers are too lenient with you rascals. 我们这些年轻军官对你们这群兔崽子太宽松了。
It'll change when I come back. - OK, sir! 等我回来可没那么好玩了。 - 好吧,长官。
Shut your pie hole! 闭上你的大嘴。
Is it any good? 真的那么有用吗？
You finally came back. - Did you do well in the training? 你终于回来了。 - 培训过的如何？
You have a little tan. - Nothing's changed here. 你晒黄了。 - 这儿一点没变化。
What was the training like? - What I expected. 培训是啥样的？ - 跟我想的一样。
What the hell...? 这是咋的一回事？
Hi, Harry! What was the training like? 嘿,哈利！培训都是个啥？
Was it bad? 难熬不？
Whose are these? - That's mine. 这是谁的？ - 我的。
There are other guns in similar condition. 其它武器也有同样的情况。
Commanders pressure subordinates and me too and you just lie here! 上头对我们这些下级严格着呢,你却躺在这儿。
I'm gone for two weeks and everything is a mess! 我离开才俩星期,这里就乱成一团糟。
They tried to force us to become more disciplined. 上头要求我们有更高的纪律性。
Like in peacetime. But we didn't give a damn. 现在不是和平时期,我们不能这样。
No one has to be toady to me. 现在谁都不能这样。
But the Russkies may come any time so the guns have to be ready! 俄国人随时会进攻,我们的武器必须可以随时有效射击。
Inspection in ten minutes. 十分钟内开始检查。
Slobs get extra guard duty. 做得不好的将额外站岗。
Frilund too! 弗里隆德 也是！
This happens if you're not diligent. 谁不勤快谁遭殃。
We proceeded undetected into enemy territory - 我们潜入敌方区域,
and acted fast. 动作要快。
We dominated the battle the whole time. 我们过去总是主宰着战斗,
This is routine. - But now we have a prisoner. 这是例行公事。 - 但我们现在有个俘虏。
I heard that you asked when they want the prisoner. 上头向你要活口的时候我听到了。
"Saturday at the latest!" “周六半夜”
We fulfilled our mission and took a prisoner. 我们完成任务并住了一名俘虏。
There were no casualties. The same with the jaegers. 我方没有伤亡,步枪手们也一样。
Thanks, Harry. Well done. 谢谢了,哈利.干得好！
You've done almost thirty missions. This one went well too. 你已经出击几乎三十次了,这次向以往一样出色。
They've mostly been recon missions. 他们多数执行侦察任务。
But there were too many of us. Nine or ten would be enough. 但人太多了,9-10个就够了。
We could discreetly attack the enemy bases. 我们可以偷袭敌军阵地。
I heard that! You have a point. 我听说了,你的想法可行。
How did you prepare for the attack? 你将如何准备进攻？
For three nights we observed them, learnt their routines. 我们用了3个晚上观察他们，并记录他们的换岗时间。
Lieutenant Colonel, who...? - My name's Marttinen. 中校...? - 我叫马蒂宁.
I wanted this prisoner. I'm the division chief of staff. 我要这个俘虏,我是师参谋长。
Soon I'll be your regiment commander. 我很快将成为你们的团长。
I'll try to speak Swedish, at least with the rank and file. 我尝试讲瑞典语,至少跟军官和文职人员交流。
We'll be seeing each other a lot. 我们会常见面的。
Von Wilcken! Ask the prisoner for his name and unit. 冯·维尔肯！问俘虏他的名字和单位。
His name is Kungurchev. His unit is IR 1061. 他叫昆古尔查夫,第1061团。
Infantry Regiments 61 and 1061? 步兵第61和第1061团？
You see! They outnumber us by a thousand. 瞧,他们人数超过我们1000！
We'll do fine. 我们不怕。
Good guys.I think we'll get along. 好啦伙计,我想我们会合得来。
Interpreter, take the prisoner. 翻译,把俘虏带走。
HQ of the Regiment staff, 1942 团参谋部,1942
Why is it written in Swedish? You do know Finnish, Captain Taxell. 为啥用瑞典语写？你不懂芬兰语吗,泰西尔上尉？
IR 61 is Swedish-speaking. 第61团讲瑞典语。
Everything is written in Swedish. 所有文件都用瑞典语。
You're right, Captain. 你说得对,上尉。
You studied at Åbo Akademi university? 你在奥伯学术大学学习？
Could you get me a textbook? My Swedish is a little rusty. 你能给我搞个课本吗？我的瑞典语有点儿生锈了。
Gladly, sir. 我很荣幸,长官。
Everything OK? - It's peaceful. 一切都好吗？ - 一切平静。
My shift ends in thirty minutes... 我三十分钟内站完岗了,
Help me! 帮帮我！
Here I am again. - Good. 我又来了。 - 好。
You came back. - You got a package. 你回来了。 - 你拿着一袋东西。
I found something in Vaasa. 我在瓦萨搞到的。
Did you have fun? 好玩吗？
Hi, guys! Greetings from Vaasa. - You came back. 嘿,伙计们!来自瓦萨的问候！ - 你回来了？
How's it going? 哪儿怎么样？
Well... 额...
Franzen got killed. 弗兰岑阵亡了。
A sniper shot him in the mouth when he was on guard duty. 他站岗时一名狙击手一枪打中他的嘴。
Franzen too... 弗兰岑也没了...
Wolverine brought a new pot. 少尉带回来个新壶。
We have to take care of that sniper. 我们要敲掉那狙击手。
I talked with our headmaster in Vaasa. 我跟我们的校长散了会儿步。
He said we should use our "free time" for educating ourselves. 他说我们应该利用闲余时间学习。
He thought of us? 他想起我们了？
Ragnar Krook is a fine man. 校长是个好人。
He suggested correspondence courses. 他给我们推荐了相应课程。
You can do your homework here. He'll test you later. 你们可以在这里做功课,他会稍后给你们做测验。
I have some exercises with me. I'll be your instructor. 我已经学了点儿,我做你们的导师吧。
We don't have enough lamp oil for reading at night. 我们没有足够的羊脂点灯夜读。
Wait. The Russkies left a lot of phone cable behind. 等等,俄国人留下了很多电话线。
We've done some experiments. Look at this. 我们做了些试验,看这个。
Look at that. Not bad. Just don't burn the dug-out. 瞧,不赖呀,就是别把我们的隐蔽部烧了。
It's been peaceful. I'll get some sleep. 已经平静了一段时间,我睡个觉吧。
Get up, guys! Our country is calling for your services! 起来伙计们！我们的祖国号召你们参军！
The coffee substitute is ready! - Shut your pie hole, Forss. 咖啡替代品准备好了！ - 闭上你的臭嘴,福劳斯！
Gimme your mess kit, you'll wake up. 把你餐具给我,你该醒了。
What the hell did you make? Cat pee? 你到底搞了啥？猫尿吗？
Don't swear so much. It's nasty. 别乱发誓,恶心。
Everything's getting worse. 所有东西都一日不如一日了。
Don't drink that shit. It's better to have tea. 别喝那粪水,还是喝茶吧。
Is it quiet? - Yes. 外面安静吗？ - 是的。
Good. 好。
Stop! Password! 站住！口令！
Spruce... - Twigs. Correct. 杉树。 - 树枝。正确
I'm reverend Hogstrom. I wanted to meet you soldiers at "the Dam". 我是霍斯特罗姆教士,我想见见“大坝”前线的战士们。
Welcome. - Thank you. 欢迎你！ - 谢谢！
Good evening. How's it going in here? 晚上好。这儿过的咋样？
Nothing new. 没啥新鲜玩意儿。
Please, sit. Kaustinen! 请坐,考斯蒂宁！
Make some substitute for the reverend. 给教士换点儿啥。
A lot of grounds here. 这儿挺阔气。
What the hell? A foot cloth! 这他母亲的是啥？一条裹脚布！
No wonder it's tasted like shit all week. 难怪整一星期闻到大粪的味道。
Here you are, reverend. - Thank you. 您请,教士。 - 谢谢。
I've visited many bases but none like this. 我访问了很多前线阵地,但没一个像你们的。
You've worked hard with the trenches, dug-outs and forts. 你们的战壕、隐蔽部和碉堡做足了功夫。
This looks really great. - The russkies won't get through easily. 看起来真严实。 - 俄国人不可能轻易从这里突破。
But soldiers also need free time. 可是战士们真的需要假期。
Nobody can take this for too long. - They need some counterbalance. 没人能扛太久。 - 他们需要放松。
Some of the guys and I read and study. 我和他们当中一些人阅读和学习。
Soderman is studying for his A levels. I'd go crazy without books. 索德曼在攻读A级,没有书我可要疯了。
You're studying in these circumstances? - Yes, reverend. 你在这种环境中学习？ - 是的，教士。
Wolverine arranged it with our headmaster. 少尉和我们以前的校长一起为我们安排好了。
Some don't care for culture. They sleep whenever they can. 有些人不太关注文化,他们能睡就睡。
Young man, you have a fine camaraderie here. 年轻人,你有个好长官。
Good luck to you all. 祝你们都好运！
I hope the Lord protects you. 我希望上帝保佑你们。
Thank you for the refreshments. - Thank you for coming. 谢谢你们的茶。 - 谢谢你的到访。
What does this word, "danger", mean? “danger"是啥意思？
It means jeopardy. 那是危险的意思。
If it's really dangerous you can say "peril". 如果真的危险你可以说“险恶”
The British have a lot of words. Look them up and you'll learn. 英语有很多词,多看书,你会学到的。
Odd. - Looking them up? 怪事。 - 学英语？
No, studying English whilst they've declared war on us. 不,他们向我们宣战呢。
What a joke. Soon only Brazil will not be at war against us. 真滑稽,很快只有巴西不向我们开战了。
But the gentlemanly British... - It's understandable. 但从英国的绅士角度... - 可以理解的。
They fight against the Germans and we threaten their supply lines. 他们跟德国人干仗,而我们威胁着他们的补给线。
Bertel, I'll read you an excerpt of English at its best. 伯顿,我给你读一段精彩的英语节选。
That's "peril" for you. 对于你来说那是“险恶”。
What did it mean? - Something like this. 啥意思？ - 像这样的。
"Only noble Finland, even in the jaws of peril" - “只有芬兰,即便在魔爪之下,
"shows what free men can do." - Sounds wonderful. 展示了自由者所力所能及的。” - 听起来很起劲儿呀。
Who said that? - Guess. 这段话谁说的？ - 猜猜。
Our "enemy" Churchill. 我们的“敌人”丘吉尔。
During the Winter War. We both know that we still fight - 冬季战争期间,我们两国都曾意识到
against the same enemy. 我们在对抗共同的敌人。
Some old veterans are allowed to go to home. 一些老兵被允许回家。
But even you new guys should take guard duty seriously. 但即便你们是新兵也应该把岗站好。
The Russkies are close so be watchful. 打起精神,俄国人离我们近着呢。
How close, sir? - You don't have to call me that here. 有多近,长官？ - 别叫我长官。
Their defensive perimeter runs behind that hill. 他们的前沿阵地就在山后头。
It was relatively quiet - 相对安静着呢。
but now they're hitting us with 60 grenades a day, at noon. 不过他们现在每天向我们扔60发炮弹,中午的时候。
What do we do then? - Take cover in the dug-out. 那我们该干嘛？ - 找隐蔽。
The guards remain at their posts. 哨兵们留在哨位上。
Snipers are the worst. Don't show yourself needlessly. 狙击手最要命,没事儿别露头。
Many men have died here. Their snipers are good at what they do. 这儿已经死了不少人。敌人的狙击手可是行家。
Someone's coming. - The platoon's second-in-command Forss. 有人过来了。 - 是副排长福什。
He'll take a last look, he's going to officers' school. - It's time. 他看上最后一眼就要去军官学校了。 - 是时候了。
I guess there's not much to say. 我想没啥要多唠叨的。
Thanks for everything. - Thanks, Lasse. 谢谢所有的一切。 - 谢谢了,雷思。
I'm happy for you but I know what I'm losing. 我为你高兴,也知道自己失去什么。
Kaustinen is a good replacement. We both know it. 考斯蒂宁是个不错的替换人选,我们都知道的。
I hope you can take care of that sniper. 我希望你能敲掉那个狙击手。
He's killed far too many. - Trust me. 他杀了我们太多人了。 - 相信我吧。
We'll deal with that bastard. - Hang tight. 我们会对付那杂种的。 - 保重。
Hang tight, boys! 保重,小伙子们！
Lasse! You should stop smoking. It's bad for your health. 雷思！你该戒烟了,对你健康有好处。
You just watch for the flying lead. Nicotine is my problem! 你尽管小心那些飞来飞去的子弹好了,尼古丁是我的问题。
Bye bye! 再见！
That was today's lesson. 这就是今天的课程。
Don't you have any more hand grenades? 你有更多手榴弹吗？
I'll get you more. 我给你多弄些。
That was the sniper. - Oh, yeah? 就是那狙击手。 - 噢,是吗？
He wasn't good enough. 想要我命,他还不够专业。
I'll go to see Marttinen. I won't be long. 我要去见马蒂宁,不会去太久。
Come in. 进来。
I'm sorry, you looked like chub first. 对不起,你看起来不太好。
It's nothing. The bullet just scratched me. 没事,子弹擦过而已。
Sit down. 坐下吧。
I'll get straight to the point. 我开门见山。
We haven't been able to destroy the Russian base "Bird". 我们一直没能摧毁俄军的“鸟巢”基地。
Another regiment tried to destroy it in March 1942 in vain. 另一个团1942年3月企图摧毁它,但一切徒劳。
Two companies, engineers and jaegers attacked in snow and open terrain. 两个连,工兵和步枪连在开阔雪地上进攻,
It was insane! 这很不理智。
They didn't get anywhere. 他们没有取得任何进展。
19 were killed and dozens wounded. - I heard about it. 19人阵亡另十多人负伤。 - 我听说了。
It'll be different now. 现在不同了。
Second Lieutenant Wolverine - 沃尔弗林少尉,
you'll get the first chance. I believe in you. 你获得了优先机会,我信任你。
Do you have enough volunteers? - More than enough. 你有足够的志愿者吗？ - 多着呢。
Ten men is enough. The rest can be support troops. 10个人足够了,余下的作为支援分队。
Good. Let me know when your group is ready. 好,你们准备好了就通知我。
I'll issue specific orders about strike groups and cover fire. 我将发布相应攻击命令并组织掩护炮火。
You know that "Bird" is strong. 你知道那只“鸟”可厉害着呢。
They have at least two platoons, three machine guns and mortars. 他们至少有两个排,3挺机枪和一些迫击炮。
OK, boys. 好了,伙计们,
I promised Marttinen you'd come along. We'll leave at 1830 hours. 我答应过中校你跟我们一起去,我们18:30出发。
Helen leads one group, Nordman the other. We can trust them. 海伦带领一组,诺德曼带另一组,我们可以信任他俩。
Even the battalion commander got involved. Guess what I was ordered? 连营指挥官都参与了,猜我得到啥命令了？
Only I can have a submachine gun, the rest get rifles. 只有我携带冲锋枪,其余全部步枪。
"We can't afford to lose ten submachine guns." -Asshole! "我们不能负担10挺冲锋枪的损失." - 真他母亲的屁眼儿！
A submachine gun and three hand grenades for everyone. 每人一支冲锋枪3枚手雷。
kindred, make sure we have piled-up charges. 金德里德,保证我们有足够的炸药。
I know where to put one. Up the Major's ass! 我知道该往哪儿放炸药,少校的屁股！
You won't see him there. 在哪儿你看不见他。
But Lieutenant Colonel Marttinen seems to like it there. 但中校似乎喜欢那儿。
Form a row, I'll take a picture. 一字排好,我拍张照。
Where's Backholm? - Sleeping. 巴克霍尔姆人呢? - 睡得香呢。
Let him sleep. It's going to be a rough night. 让他睡吧,今晚可不轻松。
Birch, move closer so everybody fits in the photo. Good. 伯奇,站紧点儿好让所有人进镜头...好了。
There's a guard ahead. Let's go right. 前方有哨兵,我们绕道右边去。
"The Bird", February 8th and 9th, 1943 “鸟巢”基地,1943年2月8日和9日。
There's a guard too. Let's try the middle. 这儿也有哨兵,我们试试中间。
It's past midnight. - We've been here for five hours. 已经过了午夜 - 我们在这儿呆了5小时了。
It can't be helped. 这样下去不行。
My leg has frostbite. 我的脚冻伤了。
I'll rub it. - No, go back. Let the medic take care of it. 我擦擦热。 - 别,回去让军医处理。
There's a machine gun here. 这儿有挺机枪。
You'll secure the rear. 你来负责断后。
Finholm, Fagerstrom, kindred, come with me. 芬霍尔姆,法格斯特若姆,金德里德,跟我来。
There it is! 就是这儿了。
It's unmanned - That's the way they are. 好像没人。 - 看上去是的。
Let's blow it up. 咱把它炸了。
That was a stove hatch. Now we know where they are. 有个火炉堆,现在知道他们在哪儿了。
The Russkies are on the left. Stay here to cover us. 俄国人在左边,留在这儿掩护我们。
That's the main dug-out. 那是主工事。
Lieutenant, fire artillery barrage. - Understood, sir! 中尉,让炮兵开火。 - 是,长官。
Goddamn assholes! 神咒的屁眼儿！
Grenades! 手榴弹！
Don't be afraid! - Greetings from the White bandits! 别害怕！ - 白军的问候而已。
Hurry! Reinforcements may be on the way. Grenades here! 快！援兵就到了,往这儿扔手雷！
Die, Finnish scum! 去死吧,芬兰猪！
Greetings to Mannerheim! 给曼纳海姆的问候！
I'll show you, bandits! 给你们看看颜色,杂种们！
You're gonna get it! 你会尝到的！
More Russkies! 很多俄国人！
They won't surrender. Use a charge! 他们不会投降,用炸药！
Help... My leg... 帮我,我的腿......
We're about ready, is everyone here? 我们快准备好了,所有人都齐了吗？
You OK? - A few pieces of shrapnels in my leg. 你没事吧? - 腿上有几块弹片。
Nothing serious. - Good. 不严重。 - 那就好。
Let's go or the whole Red Army will be on our tail. 我们撤,不然整个红军咬着我们不放。
Tough Russkies, nobody surrendered. Take him with you. 顽强的俄国人,没人投降。带上他。
Stretcher! 担架！
He was hit in the lungs. 他的肺被击中了。
You got lucky, Ragnar. We'll see you soon. 你很幸运,朗纳,回头见。
Hey, Wolverine. Aren't you ever afraid? 嘿,少尉,你从不害怕吗？
I'm sometimes really afraid. - Of course I'm afraid. 有时我还真害怕。 - 我当然害怕。
No normal 20-year-old wants to die. 没几个20出头的就想死的。
In battle I feel a knot in my stomach. 战斗中我感觉胃打结了。
It's not paralysing fear but adrenaline surging into my brain. 害怕并不是我麻醉，但肾上腺素直往我脑子里灌。
It makes me 100% effective. 这可让我完全发挥了。
But some react differently. 但有人反应不同。
They freeze or run away scared. 他们僵住了或害怕起来逃跑了。
Fear must be controlled. 一定要控制住恐惧。
You know how. Otherwise I wouldn't take you with me. 你知道如何控制恐惧,否则我不会把你带上。
Of course I'm sometimes afraid. 当让有时候我是害怕的。
But not as much when Wolverine is with us. 但只要少尉跟我们在一起，就没那么害怕。
Here they come! 他们来了！
His name is Nikolai Smirnov. 他名字叫尼古拉·斯米尔诺夫.
Take him to the first-aid station quickly. He is valuable. 把他送急救站,他有情报价值。
If he stays alive. 如果他还活着。
We'll go to the dug-out. 我们返回我们的工事。
Wait. 等等。
We carried him and now he's dead. - It wasn't exactly his fault. 我们扛着他但他现在死了。 那不完全是他的错。
Let's take him inside. They can bury him. 把他带进里面去吧,他们可以埋葬他。
Klas... I've been thinking. 克劳斯...我一直在想,
Strange. Smirnov shot me in the lungs four months ago. 很怪的,4个月前这家伙打中我的肺,
Now he's dead. - And you're very much alive! 现在他死了。 - 你可活蹦乱跳呢。
Do you hear? The Russkies' time signal is as punctual as... 听到吗？俄国人可真守时啊...
Ragnar! 朗纳！
Is anyone else wounded? 其他人有受伤的吗？
How did they hit such a small hole? 他们怎么可能击中这么小一窟窿？
Stretchers. 担架。
I'll immortalise one corner of our great dwelling. 我将使我们藏身的角落不朽。
Stay there so the photo looks more life-like. 就呆在那儿,这样照片更生活化。
Sit at the end of the table, Kaustinen. 坐在桌子后面,考斯蒂宁.
Try to look like you're learning something. 装着你在学习。
Soderman, sit and look into the camera. 索德曼,坐下看着镜头。
You can show your girl what good conditions you have here. 你可以让你的妞看看你在这儿住得有多舒服。
I'm not in the mood today. 我今天心情好极了。
Don't move. 别动。
Why are you sulking on such a beautiful day? 这么好的天儿你干哈闷闷不乐的？
The girl I told you about the other day... 那天我跟你提到的那姑娘,
I got a letter from her. She's not my girl. 我收到她信了,她已经不是我的妞了。
Did she break it off? - It didn't even start. 她要和你分手？ - 根本没开始过。
Sounds bad. Let's leave him alone. 真伤感,我们让他单独待会儿吧。
I'm sorry. 我很抱歉。
Captain. 上尉。
The Army Corps ordered us to increase our patrols. 军部命令我们增加巡逻。
Tell Lieutenants Wolverine and Mattas to come here. - Yes, sir. 让沃尔弗林中尉和麦塔斯来这里报道。 - 是,长官。
We're on time. 我们准时到了。
I wonder what's so important. 我很想知道啥那么重要。
Who knows? Soon we'll find out. 谁知道,很快就揭晓了。
Lieutenant Colonel. - At ease! 中校。 - 稍息。
Sit down. 坐下吧。
Gentlemen, we received new general orders. 先生们,我收到新命令。
Every company must send one recon or strike patrol to the front line - 每个连都要派一支侦察或突击队去前线,
every day. 每天。
Wolverine, you'll be the regiment's patrol leader. 沃尔弗林,你将是团巡逻队的指挥官。
Mattas is your deputy. 麦塔斯做你的副手。
The jaeger company has other duties. Questions? 步枪连将有其它任务,有问题吗？
I've only used volunteers in my patrols. 我的巡逻队里只要支援人员。
Are we supposed to patrol for others as well? - I'm not asking that. 我们需要巡逻其它部队的区域吗？ - 我并没有这要求。
You can assign men from other units if you want. 如果需要,你可以从其它单位抽调人手。
It's your business if you want to do others' work. 如果你想多干活,那就是你的事了。
That's all. 就这些。
Good luck and thank you. You may return to your units. 祝好运,谢谢。你可以归队了。
One moment. - Thank you. 等一下。 - 谢谢！
We have a lot of work ahead of us. - True. 我们有大把的活儿要干呢。 - 这倒不假。
Marttinen is breathing down our necks. - You know why? 中校在给我们施压。 - 你知道为啥？
He wants us to be battle ready. Forts and patrols are for that. 他想让我们随时做好战斗准备,碉堡和巡逻就是前奏。
Indeed. He won't let us become lazy. 的确,他不会让我们懒着。
We must be vigilant and earn the enemy's respect. 我们必须警惕,要赢得敌人的尊敬。
It's good for morale. 这对士气有好处。
But it means casualties. - Exactly. 但那也意味着伤亡。 - 说得对。
He doesn't think the price is too high. 他不认为这样代价高。
"The Dam", Wolverine. - Taxell here. “大坝”沃尔弗林。 - 塔克塞尔到了。
Marttinen wants you to recon a Russian base next to 2nd battalion. 中校想让你对2营旁边的苏军阵地进行侦察。
And a prisoner. Will you do it? 还要抓个活的,你愿意去吗？
The boys at 2nd scouted the place. - OK. It must be planned well. 2营已经侦察过那地方。 - 好的,一定要计划好。
I want details of their defences. 我要他们的具体防御细节。
I'll speak to my colleagues. - I'll get back to you. Over. 我通知我的伙计们。 - 我会再找你。
Can I come along? - Sure. We work well together. 我可以一起去吗？ - 当然,我们是好搭档。
I'll come along. - OK. 我一起去。 - OK.
Yes? - Can I come along? 啥? - 我可以去吗？
Can I come along? - Welcome. 我呢? - 欢迎啊。
This'll be a good strike group. Seven men is enough. 这是个很好的攻击组,7个人足够了。
We'll go to 2nd battalion to get to know the situation. 我们去2营了解情况。
Just a few hours left... 就剩几个小时了。
Don't worry, Bertel. It'll go well, you'll see. 别担心,伯顿。一切都会顺利的。
Damn bedbugs! 该死的虱子！
What are you reading? 你在读啥？
Show me. - History of philosophy. 让俺瞧瞧。 - 哲学史。
You've read it thoroughly. - It's a good book. 你把它看透了。 - 这是本好书。
Socrates. Plato. 苏格拉底,帕拉图。
I want to read this. - Of course. 我想读这书。 - 还用说。
Plato is overrated. A metaphysicist and a speculative philosopher. 帕拉图被高估了,形而上学者和投机哲学家。
Quit lecturing and turn off the light. We want to sleep. - Soon. 别嚼舌头了,快关灯吧,我们想睡觉。 - 很快。
In Plato's model society individuals had no rights. 在帕拉图式的社会里没有个人权力。
The role of literature was to idolise the powers that be. 那完全是美化权力的文学。
Plato's society has now come to pass with Stalin and Hitler. 帕拉图式的社会体制已经因斯大林和希特勒而过时了。
Really? We weren't taught that. 真的？我们没学那个。
Aristotle is much better. His thinking is based on reality. 亚里士多德好多了,他的思想基于现实。
But he did make mistakes. He said - 但他也有错误,他说
that Nordic people are brave in war but dumb in the head. 北欧人作战勇敢但没脑子。
That's his opinion of us. 那是他对我们的看法。
Now we should sleep. - lf it's possible. 我们该睡了。 - 如果可以的话。
The battle begins here. 战斗从这里开始。
Wolverine and his men go in, Major Tirronen fires the artillery. 沃尔弗林和他的人从这里切入,蒂罗宁少校提供炮火支援。
Thank you, Lieutenant Mangs. 谢谢,中尉。
You know your mission. 你了解你的任务。
I want a prisoner. 我需要个活的。
Your other task is to crush the base "Sea". 你的另一个任务就是摧毁“大海”基地。
I'm counting on you to do your best. 我指望你了,尽力吧。
I'll be around until the mission is over. 我会在附近直到任务结束。
Let's take a picture. 我们来个合影。
Did you notice that Soderman has grown ten centimetres? 你有没有发现索德曼长了10厘米？
Laugh all you want. Napoleon was small and a corporal too. 你们尽管笑。拿破仑原来只是个矮个子下士。
We can't go forward. - Let's try another way. 我们不能直走。 - 试试别的路径。
This is a good spot. Take a break. 这个位置不错,我们歇会儿。
It's too quiet. 太安静了。
It's three o'clock already. We have to wait for the evening breeze. 已经下午三点了,我们必须等晚风来临。
Helen, Finholm. 海伦,芬霍尔姆.
Finally you're here! - I came at once. What now? 你们终于到了。 - 我马上就来了,现在该如何？
Someone was standing there! 有人站在那儿！
There! 那儿！
No one's there. Calm down. 那儿没人,别紧张。
There is! I saw a face! - You saw a ghost. 有人,我看见一张脸了！ - 你见鬼了。
He's nervous. 他太紧张了。
Damn, they don't believe me! 该死,他们不信我。
What's the time? 几点了？
Three on the dot. - Mission began 18 hours ago. 3点整。 - 任务18小时前就开始了。
I guess I dare to smoke one. 我想我敢抽支烟。
Or do I? 或许不敢?
Not moving for four hours and thinking of smoking was hard. 4小时动都不动,想起抽烟就难受。
Damn! I have to quit this. 他母亲的,我要戒烟。
My word of honour. When we beat "the Sea" I'll smoke no more! 我发誓,我们攻下“大海”以后我就不在抽烟了。
I promise. 我承诺。
Get up, boys. Time to get busy. 起来吧,小伙子们,我们该忙活了。
Harry! 哈利！
Soderman! No... 索德曼！不...
Wolverine, I'm hit! - Leave if you can! 沃尔弗林,我中弹了！ - 如果可以你就先撤。
Boys! 小伙子们！
Kaustinen and I are wounded! 考斯蒂宁和我受伤了！
Can you make it? - Yes, I can. 你能挺住吗？ - 行,我能挺住。
Allan, grenade! 艾伦,手雷！
Can you make it? You understand? 能办到吗? 你明白我意思？
Walk to the first-aid station. 去急救站。
Ostman! That way. 奥斯特文！走那边。
No prisoner this day either. 今天还是没有俘虏。
Yeah. 是呀。
We have casualties: one dead and seven wounded. 我们有伤亡,一死七伤。
"The Sea" was destroyed but we have no prisoner. “大海”被摧毁了但没抓到俘虏。
The Russkies fought hard. About thirty of them were killed. 俄国人打得顽强,他们死了30人。
I thank you all and the strike group. 感谢你和你的突击队。
The wounded will receive good treatment. 伤员会得被照料好的。
Lieutenant, come to report at my HQ at noon. - Yes, sir. 中尉,中午到我总部汇报。 - 是,长官。
No one has died for me before. 以前没人为我而牺牲过。
And Soderman of all people... 我们的索德曼...
He sacrificed himself for me. 他为我牺牲了自己。
The law of war is hard. 战争的规则是残酷的。
But it's not your fault. 那不是你的错。
Mangs, take a picture of Helen and me. - Sure. 芒斯,给我和海伦照个相. - 没问题。
Press there. 按这儿。
That's Soderman's box. The small one. 那是索德曼的盒子,小的那个。
Listen to what Soderman wrote. 听索德曼都写了啥？
"If I get killed, I want to die like a Finnish soldier." “如果我战死,我要死得像个芬兰战士”。
And he did. 他做到了。
Fire! 开火！
"Our last respects to our brave comrade in arms" - "向我们勇敢的战友送上最后的敬意"
"Corporal Bertel Soderman." "下士伯顿·索德曼."
"Rest in peace. Your friends at the front." "安息吧。你前线的战友们"。
Dear friends and family of Bertel Soderman. 伯顿·索德曼,亲爱的朋友们和家人.
My talented young student had his whole life ahead of him. 我充满天赋的年轻学生前程似锦,
But destiny decided otherwise. 但命运却做了别的安排。
Even in grim circumstances Bertel remained humane. 战争无情,伯顿有义。
And he was also a brave soldier. 他是一位勇敢的战士。
There is no greater sacrifice - 没有比这更大的牺牲了 -
than giving his life for his comrades. 为他的战友献身。
Now we'll carry his memory with us - 现在我们缅怀他 -
which is as bright as the marble in the ballroom of the school. 他像学校舞厅的大理石般明亮照人。
His name will be engraved in it - 他的名字将被刻在那上面 -
where it will shine for the following generations.
I've lost so many great boys.
What are your plans? No matter how the war ends.
I don't know.
I've enquired about degree requirements from the university.
You've always been interested in everything.
Good luck, my friend. - Thank you, headmaster.
You know your mission.
Take a prisoner and recon in the Russkie hinterland.
Good luck.
Strike groups!
Mines!
We'll stop here.
Lindblad, go further back with Olof and Kanckos.
We'll try capturing a lone Russkie.
It must be done in silence. No gun fire!
Capturing many is too risky. We're too far behind the lines.
Let them go. We would have to fire.
Look at those clothes.
Next time someone says that Russkies have bad uniforms, I'll beat them!
No more Russkies, I guess.
Let's go home and continue tomorrow.
Harry!
Don't move!
It's clear now.
Ufa! You must leave me here.
Go on! There's no point in you staying here!
Wolverine hit a mine.
Dammit, boys! We can't leave him even if he ordered us.
I'm going back.
As I was laying there I thought about books -
I hadn't read yet.
I thought of all the pretty girls I'd never get to see...
And I felt that it was unreasonable -
to die at the age of 22.
I ordered you to go.
You told us about the Three Musketeers.
"One for all and all for one."
How are you?
Can you walk? Good! We'll take Wolverine.
And Nordstrom.
Switch!
How are you, Lindblad? - Just a flesh wound.
I can help you.
Klockars! Check if they need help. - Yes, sir!
Give him water.
Let's go.
Does anyone know their blood type?
Mine's O. - Good. You'll donate blood.
How are you, Lindblad? Nothing serious?
No, sir. I'll be OK soon. - Good. I need men like you.
That was fast, boys. Thank you.
Sit down. Giving blood is no easy task.
I feel dizzy. - How is Wolverine?
He came to after three bottles of plasma.
And a hefty dose of my blood.
You can be proud, corporal.
Thank you, Lieutenant. Thank you for everything.
You'll make it.
I spent a long time at the hospital.
The wound didn't heal and had to be operated on many times.
St Goran's hospital, May 1944
You got mail.
From my regiment commander. - Nice.
He still remembers me. It's been nine months already.
How are you feeling? - OK.
"A soldier's hand, foot and life can be taken."
"May Lord protect this land, that is all I want."
"Thus sang a soldier begging for money in Ensign Steel."
"He didn't feel sorry for his lost leg."
"Our country is what mattered the most."
"You have that same courage. You've shown it in spades."
"Your work is done, your duty fulfilled."
"I am proud of you."
"Remember to write to us."
"If you need something, we'll do our best to help you."
"Your comrade, Lieutenant Colonel Alpo Marttinen."
Soon you'll walk with a prosthetic limb.
We'll transfer you to Salsta castle.
Baroness Wera von Essen has set up a convalescence home -
for Finnish soldiers.
Reconnaissance division June 7th, 1944, Stockholm
I'd like to speak to Engineer Lieutenant Nils-Erik Stenback.
Stenback.
Hi, Nils-Erik. It's Curt Wennberg.
HQ's reconnaissance division, Mikkeli
How are you? - I'll speak candidly.
What the devil are you doing?
The Russkies have 24 divisions ready for attack.
Twenty-four?
Cannons and tanks side by side. And more motorised units are coming.
The attack may start at anytime -
and you're not even practising! Unbelievable.
I just wanted to warn you.
Not exactly good news, Curt. But thanks.
A lot.
Ketonen, dammit!
Even the Swedes know the Russians are launching a major offensive.
Looks like it. They've concentrated more troops than we anticipated.
I wrote in the report that a major offensive may start any day.
We'll see if the big boys like it.
You can't do that. You know General Airo's orders.
Mannerheim is not to be unnerved. - It doesn't change the facts.
Sounds horrible. It's the real deal in Karelia now.
Believe me, boys. We won't get old here.
61 is heading west soon.
You almost hope for it.
What the hell are we doing here if Helsinki is under threat?
Vyborg fell suddenly on June 20th which caused a threat.
If Russkies had crossed the strait they would've gotten to Helsinki.
Instead they stopped at Vyborg to celebrate their victory.
IR 61 was ordered to assume command of Tienhaara.
Marttinen understood what was at stake.
He told his men over and over again -
that Tienhaara was Finland's lock.
And he was determined to keep it locked.
We're getting close.
We'll arrive in about thirty minutes.
The company will march to Tienhaara. Expect artillery and aerial attacks.
The boys shouldn't march in too tight a formation.
Look at this map.
Salsta castle. June 10th, 1944
You're very kind, baroness. - You've deserved your coffee.
Go ahead.
Cream and sugar?
No, thanks.
Here is the news.
The Soviet Union has launched a major offensive in Karelia.
The Finnish posts were heavily bombarded yesterday.
And the bombardment intensified this morning.
Soviet forces have broken through Finnish defences -
and forced the Finns to withdraw.
In Normandy, the Allied forces have strengthened...
It's time for me to go back.
Are you going to the front with that leg? It hasn't even healed properly.
Perhaps. And it's driving me crazy! My place is at the front.
Excuse me...
Don't think I'm not grateful to you and Sweden. - Of course not.
Karelian peninsula, June 22nd, 1944
Stop!
Where's your commander?
The battalion remains at their posts!
If you leave, I'll court-martial you! At least try!
Another group will relieve you soon.
Major Eino Penttil? Lieutenant Colonel.
Alpo Marttinen, commander of IR 61.
I've defended Kivisillansalmi with two short handed battalions.
The Russkies tried to come across an hour ago.
About a company, but they were beaten. You came at the last minute.
We've fought for two weeks against their point of offensive.
This group is near the end. - OK. I understand.
IR 61 will relieve you at 1500 hours.
Let your troops rest and make it combat ready. - Yes, sir.
The furniture is in place, good!
Gentlemen, the regiment position is this:
Major Holmberg's 1st battalion will be in command on the left -
from Rapattila to Kivisilta.
Detached Battalion 27 will be to your left.
I'll move my command post to the front.
Is the Major afraid?
You'll position the 3rd battalion to Major Holmberg's right side.
To your right side are the Estonian volunteers, IR 200.
Captain Renvall's 2nd battalion will be reserves at the rear.
Position the machine guns at the waterside.
The artillery fire will be murderous.
Every man has to dig himself a foxhole.
Sweat spares blood. Tell that to your men.
I know that they're tired and hungry after the march -
but the situation is as it is. Questions?
The first companies arrive shortly. Go!
Wessberg. Tell the artillery commander to come here.
Co-operation with the artillery -
communications and maintenance must be improved.
Understood, sir.
What the hell? They're going the wrong way.
Shut up, boys! Don't mind us.
Who knows what hell they've been through.
Let's get to it. Like Marttinen said, sweat spares blood.
You must be able to shoot to those bridges.
Lieutenant Colonel.
Major Heikki Huttunen, commander of 1st artillery battalion of FAR 8.
Rauramo assigned me to be your artillery commander.
Marttinen. - Lieutenant Sipilainen.
Sit down.
How is Colonel Rauramo going to support us?
FAR 8 commands more than three artillery battalions.
Over 70 cannons can be concentrated to assist you.
Over 50% of them are at your personal disposal.
The material is in place.
Communications are being built and fire plans developed.
Sounds good. Thanks, Major.
Thank you.
Seventy... Good.
Sir! - Any casualties?
Five killed and 58 wounded.
OK.
How's your munitions?
The times are hard but Marttinen has it under control.
We'll be OK.
What is it, Harry? Can't you get any sleep? - No.
Are you thinking of our comrades?
It's horrible to lie here, I should be there with them.
We'll come to get you.
Are there any more wounded? - Are you nuts? Get down!
Oh, hell!
Who's going to take care of them now?
Unis. Nystrom is out of the game.
You'll take command of the platoon.
I'll take command of the company after Captain Joffs.
Major Holmberg says that all 1st company commanders are wounded.
Pikulinsky, Holmstrom and Hjort.
The 11th company was under concentrated artillery fire.
Joffs and Nystrom are both out.
Lofman assumed command and Unis took over Nystrom's platoon.
They've lost 27 men, only six are left.
Wessberg! Contact the Estonian volunteers.
If the situation cools, we leave. We're not staying here to die.
Here they come!
Defense Sorvali! Fire!
Defense Linna! Fire!
Dammit! All the lines are broken!
One to two battalions?
I can't make it out.
One to two battalions -
are attacking over the Sorvali and Linnasaari strait. Right?
Contact the division HQ! Give it to me.
The cannons are aimed? - Yes.
Captain Renvall, Il/IR 61, connect to the artillery office!
Captain Hanninen. - Captain Renvall.
Russkies attack from Linnasaari and Sorvali with two battalions.
Two battalions!
I'll take full responsibility and order you to fire!
They've had enough for now.
But they'll be back!
Headquarters, Mikkeli
Can Tienhaara hold -
if it sounds like this 120 kilometres away?
The 3rd battalion commander says -
that the Russkies have broken through at Kivisilta.
Thank you. You can go back.
Wessberg! The Russkies must be beaten!
Here's an order for Major Holmberg.
How many assault guns will support us? - Two, sir.
You two go to Major Holmberg with this order.
But on separate routes. Understood? - Yes, sir.
Medics!
Sir, an order from the commander.
Thank you.
Listen, boys!
"One or two platoons have broken through at Kivisilta."
"They must be stopped. Use assault guns in counterattack."
"An energetic officer must lead it to make it work."
"It must be done swiftly. Reserves must be used without compunction."
"Marttinen."
Lofman, you'll strike back with the 11th company.
Our artillery and two assault guns will lay down cover fire. It's OK.
Good luck.
Thank you, sir.
11th company, follow me!
Platoon commanders and group leaders here!
To the bridge! At any cost!
We could use Wolverine now. - No kidding.
They're here!
Medic!
They're not here anymore.
My weapon...
And Lofman? - He's dead.
A call from headquarters to the commander of IR 61.
This is the commander-in-chief.
Lieutenant Colonel Marttinen, sir Field Marshal!
Do you have the situation under control, Lieutenant Colonel?
Tienhaara will hold, sir.
Tienhaara will hold... I thank you... Colonel.
Relay my thanks to the regiment.
Our country is saved... for now.
Thank you, sir Field Marshal.
Over.
Hello.
Congratulations, Colonel.
The Russkies have had enough for now.
But the price was too high.
I lost hundreds of men.
Five company commanders died today.
There are only 38 men left in the 11th company.
War is hard.
Colonel, I heard you were promoted. Congratulations.
Thank you, Lieutenant.
But in all honesty I have to say -
that this battle was won mainly because of the artillery.
Tell that to your regiment.
Shouldn't you rest, Colonel? It's quieter now.
No.
I must go to the front line to thank the men. Marshal's orders.
Soldiers!
It's been a tough day.
We will never see many of our comrades again.
And even more were wounded.
But I'm very proud of you.
Our commander-in-chief Field Marshal Mannerheim -
personally asked me to thank you, men of IR 61.
Because of you he promoted me to Colonel.
No Russkies who came here remained alive.
You also, Lieutenant Lillandt, have been promoted.
Congratulations, Captain.
Remember what I said, boys! Tienhaara is Finland's lock.
I rely on you. The Marshal relies on us!
Do you think that the troops will hold? - Yes, Colonel.
The foxholes are the best place to be.
We'll be OK if the artillery is as good as today.
If there's enough munitions and bread and other food too.
Thanks, Captain. I'll make sure you'll get all you need.
We cannot retreat unless there's peace.
If we want to save our lives and our nation.
What did he want? - Nothing special.
He gave a speech to the boys.
During the days and weeks in Tienhaara -
IR 61 lost 820 men.
But the Finnish lock and the road to Helsinki remained closed.
A few weeks after that -
Finland's independence was at stake every day.
After Tienhaara, the Red Army tried to win the war at Tali-lhantala.
The largest battle of the Nordic countries was fought there.