The Dragon's Teeth/Transcript

==Gameplay==
The Dragon's Teeth
The Siegfried Line, Germany
January 19th, 1945
1015 Hours
Delaney can be heard offscreen talking to Roger.
Delaney: Well done, Sergeant.
The screen fades in to reveal Roger, Delaney, and the entire squad at the outskirts before the dreaded Siegfried Line, starting right where the last level left off.
Delaney: It's more than likely the Germans will have set up a roadblock ahead, so we'll move through the forest and hook up with Able.
Roger and the squad push forward into the area ahead, passing through several barricades. Eventually, they come to the first of many German bunkers and defenses. Roger leads the way through the firefight to the rear of the bunker.
Delaney: Clear it out!
Roger shoots the Germans inside the bunker and moves on to the next bunker with the squad, doing the same thing. Once the Germans have been killed, the squad reaches a barbed wire roadblock ahead. Bloomfield runs forward to the roadblock to clear it out of the way with explosives
Bloomfield: C'mon, this way! I think I might actually make it home from this lousy war.
Suddenly, a mortar bombardment strikes near Bloomfield just as he finishes. He starts running and urging the sqaud back.
Bloomfield: Incoming! Find cover!
A mortar shell hits close enough to Bloomfield, causing him to fall forward on his knees.
Smith: Look out!
Kelly: Get outta there!
Just as Bloomfield gets back on his feet, another mortar explosion strikes him directly and sends his body flying through the air.
Kelly: BROOKLYN!
Bloomfield raises his head briefly before dropping dead once and for all.
Delaney: We can't stay here! Move!
Roger and the squad move past Bloomfield's dead body and onward to the main fortifications of the Siegfried Line. Once there, the come under heavy fire from the German defenses.
Delaney: Find cover! Keep moving! Keep moving!
Roger and the 1st Infantry Division fight through the fortifications and deal with German soldiers, machine gun emplacements, and mortar strikes before moving into the bunker on the other side.
Delaney: Keep moving!
Roger and the squad fight through the bunker, killing any German soldiers they encounter.
Kelly: Where are our reinforcements?!
The squad eventually pushes through to the other side of the bunker where they fight more Germans outside. Roger and his squad reach a bridge leading to the other side of a river.
Delaney: We can slow them down if we capture that bridge!
The squad heads down the embankment towards the bridge when they spot an Allied fighter plane being hit in the sky and spiraling towards them.
Soldier: Look out!
The plane crashes into the metal bridge itself, but the span itself holds up under the damage.
Delaney: Go! Go! Go!
Roger and the squad take the walkway beneath the bridge and come out the other side to the German defenses. They reach a set of V2 rockets that have been stationed. Roger plants the explosives on one of the rockets.
Kelly: That's one of them.
Smith: Only one left.
Roger plants the last explosives on the second V2 rocket. The squad takes cover by some sandbags and readies the detonator to the explosives.
Kelly: I think we got them all.
Delaney: Sergeant, get over here!
Roger runs over to rejoin his squad behind the sandbags and watch as some Panzer tanks approach
Delaney: Wait for my signal, Smith.
Smith: Here they come!
Delaney: Wait for it...wait for it...now!
Smith detonates the explosives, causing one rocket to explode and the other to tumble over and crash right on the Panzer tanks. A massive explosion ensues that destroys both tanks. The dust settles with the squad crouching behind the sandbags.
Delaney: On your feet, gentlemen.
Roger and the squad stand up with their weapons drawn and survey the area only to find it cleared of Germans.
Kelly: (whistles) There's our armor! Schmitty, we did it!
Several Sherman tanks arrive and plow through the area. Delaney pats Smith on the back and laughs triumphantly.
Delaney: Outstanding!
Kelly: (to Roger) I think we got 'em all.
Kelly spots several Allied fighter planes flying overhead.
Kelly: Look! Go, go, go!
Kelly and Smith bear hug each other in celebratory fashion. Delaney walks over to Roger and salutes him on a job well done.
Delaney: Damn fine job, Sergeant! You do this division proud.
End of level and the game.
== Cutscene ==
By August of 1944, following their success over the merciless German defenders on Omaha Beach, the 1st Infantry Division advances an average of 20 miles a day, and eventually make their way to Germany’s doorstep. Breaching the heavily fortified Siegfried Line on September 12th, the division crosses into Germany for the first time. In brutal house-to-house fighting, they capture Aachen on October 21st – the first German city to fall. That winter, in an act of desperation, Germany launches a massive offensive in the Ardennes, and the Big Red One is tasked with holding the line in what would later be known as the Battle of the Bulge. Fighting their way back into Germany by January of 1944, they cross the Rhine River and continue to advance across Germany.
The division finds itself in Czechoslovakia on 8 May 1945, when the war in Europe is finally over as Germany surrenders. In 443 days of combat, the division had suffered over 20,000 casualties. By the war’s end, they have taken more than 100,000 prisoners and received sixteen Medals of Honor, as well as the distinction of being America’s most accomplished fighting divisions of the Second World War. From the early battles in the desserts of North Africa to the rolling hillsides of Sicily, and into the darkest days of occupied France, the members of the Big Red One had been ordinary soldiers, tasked with truly extraordinary deeds. Their commitment to success at all costs is reflected in their motto: “No mission too difficult. No sacrifice too great. Duty first.”