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Somebody's coming.

Toward the end of the war in Vietnam, an unusually high percentage of American servicemen suddenly manifested symptoms

of psychosis. Most of them were in combat or slated for combat and had no prior history of

mental disturbance. These facts, plus the epidemic scope of the problem and the controversial nature

of the Vietnam War, led American authorities to wonder whether many, if not most of the

men, were faking. Among its inmates was an astronaut who, during final countdown, had aborted

a mission into outer space. You're going to be able to court. Abort.

A boy, sir.

There's nothing up there.

Nothing!

Move that!

Move it, you weird.

Come on a quarter for the movies, please.

Damn, son.

There's no color in the air.

What country is this?

The Bronx.

Tees Hutt.

Cutsho, the astronaut.

I'm Colonel Hudson, Kane.

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