Tigerland

Bozz:
I got a question, Sergeant. If I'm dead, how come I can ask you a question?

Bozz:
Courage is when you're the only guy who knows how sh*t-scared you really are.

Miter:
You know what I am Bozz? I'm a butcher.

Bozz:
Yeah, we all butchers, Miter.

Miter:
No, I'm a real butcher.

Bozz:
Sh*t, you haven't killed anyone yet.

Miter:
God damn it, Bozz, I mean a real butcher. Back home I cut meat.

Bozz:
What else they gonna do? Send us to Viet-F***ing-Nam? Too late for that sh*t.

Johnson:
You know what your problem is Wilson? You need to listen for the pop.

Wilson:
Whoa, whoa. What's "the pop", Johnson?

Johnson:
That's the sound you're gonna make when your head comes out of your ass for the first time.

Bozz:
Nobody saves anybody you stupid son of a b*tch.

Bozz:
Hey let's not become friends, Jim. You could be dead tomorrow and I'd miss you too much.

Sergeant Cota:
Yes, I do, Private. Don't go.

Bozz:
My friend here wants to go for the experience, Sergent. Says he ain't scared.

Sergeant Cota:
Good luck, Private. You ask me, I'll stick with the smart and the scared.

Bozz:
Why?

Bozz:
Why would I want to do that to another human being?

Bozz:
Jim just shut the f*** up! This is - I know what I'm doin' here!

Bozz:
Damnit Cantwell! Sh*t man. Sh*t! F***, I don't even know you, man! You sittin' there telling your f***ing stories. You make me want to f***in' cry! What's that about?

Bozz:
Just cause you got the stripes don't mean you ain't gonna die.

Cantwell:
Doesn't it strike you how each one of us is a little bit of everything, and everything is sh*t.

Bozz:
If I told you there was a bunch of people around here who get us to Mexico, away from the war, would you go?

Paxton:
No... no I wouldn't. I enlisted, so there is a place for me... and if I don't go, somebody is gonna take that place. And if they die, they're dying for me.

Bozz:
Well it says here you got a long sex line.

Bozz:
I don't know, but it says you're gonna be havin' some sex real soon.

Bozz:
Oh Yeah. Some Sex for Cheri, too.

Paxton:
My father said the army makes one man, but you never know which one. He never knew Roland Bozz.