At the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Marines Dawson and Dorney were charged by the government with the murder of Marine San Diego. Santiago's training performance is not good, the room is untidy, and he often falls behind in running. He is a problem soldier in the eyes of the commander, and he is not liked at all. On the contrary, the two Dawson are excellent players. Santiago wrote a letter to base leaders not long ago, expressing his strong desire to be transferred from the base, and also mentioned the violation of military discipline by reporting Dawson's unprovoked shooting at the border.
Dawson and Dorney were investigated by a female attorney, Galloway, before U.S. Navy lawyer Kaffey and assistant Sam were placed in the case. As the investigation progressed, Kafi gradually sorted out the truth of the case, that is, Santiago himself did not behave well and betrayed his teammates. Therefore, the base commander Colonel Jessup ordered his captain to arrange for someone to enforce the red military regulations for Santiago, and the execution The people were Dawson and Donnie. Originally, the matter was very simple. As long as Dawson and Donny pleaded guilty, they could be released from prison for up to two years. However, Dawson and Dawson refused to plead guilty. They believed that they were just executing orders and completing tasks.
Under the strong suggestion of Galloway's female lawyer, Caffey gradually changed his mind, and he was willing to help Dawson and Dorney, two innocent soldiers. In court after court, Donny did not take the order, he took Dawson's order, Dawson took the captain's order, and Colonel Jessup refused to admit that he issued the red military regulations, and dealt with it. Watertight. There was also a lieutenant colonel who was informed of everything, disappeared at a critical moment, reappeared later, and committed suicide the day before he was due to appear in court. Colonel Jessup was about to become a member of the Safety Committee, a high position and a tough relationship.
At this point, Caffee had no witnesses in his hands, and now he was faced with two choices, either to let Colonel Jessup testify in court, or to give up asking the colonel to appear in court. Only if the colonel himself admitted that he issued the red military regulations, Kafei can win, otherwise, Kafei will be sent to a military court for slandering the leadership. After repeated consideration, Kaffi finally summoned up the courage to gamble on his wealth and future. After repeated deliberation and all kinds of aggressive tactics, the old fox Jessup finally showed his feet. However, the last two soldiers were innocent but had to be sent home, and the captain became the scapegoat.
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