The Package

Lt. Milan Delich:
[putting his sleeping child down on a couch] I've gotta stop feeding that kid.

Soviet Colonel:
[speaking in Russian] What's now?

Col. Glen Whitacre:
[driver pulls over and stops car] Why are we stopping, Sergeant?

MP:
Sorry sir, just checking the map. [produces pistol and shoots both passengers dead]

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
Who is Walter Henke?

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
Terrorists sir? They were pretty well organized. It was like a military operation.

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
I lost my package

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
Who the hell knows what is the truth and what is a lie?

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
Why would he want to smuggle himself in?

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
These people can be anybody they want to be

Col. Glen Whitacre:
Why do you think we've had peace with Russia for forty years? Nuclear weapons that's why.

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
I think you're going to prison Walter

Thomas Boyette:
You don't know where I'm going

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
I lost my package, a prisoner I was bringing back from Germany

Eileen Gallagher:
Why would someone want to take the place of a guy going to prison?

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
Get's him into the country without a passport

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
I know it's asking a hell of a lot...

Lt. Milan Delich:
Sure is.

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
I understand if you don't want to help...

Lt. Milan Delich:
No, I-I didn't say that. But I've got eighteen years invested here, and you come walking up out of my past, like saying that the one year we spent in country is all that counts... and I agree with you. [chuckles] And that's, like, some kind of weird sh*t.

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
Thanks.

Eileen Gallagher:
How do you know...?

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
God damn it, I don't know! These people can be anybody they want to be! It scares the piss out of me!

Sgt. Johnny Gallagher:
[to Col. Whitacre] You and I, we're in separate armies, pal - but you're out in the light now, and I'm gonna see you get stepped on!

Col. Glen Whitacre:
There hasn't been a world war in over forty years, Sergeant! You ever wonder why? Because of nuclear weapons. We want them, the Soviets want them.