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He watches as trucks full of bodies of troops are driven back to the base. Collier takes a quiet moment for himself and breaks down briefly, feeling the rigor and stress of the war. He is stopped by a lieutenant who asks what happened to the rest of his platoon and Collier tells him that his tank, Fury, is the only one remaining of the platoon. After arriving at the base, Collier orders his men to quickly refuel and resupply the tank and get it ready to move out again. Grady finally fixes the tank and they drive back to base.

Bible tells the crew that God was watching over them, and God hasn't called them home yet, much to the annoyance of the rest of the crew. Collier is tough on his men, calling Grady a dog and kicking him while demanding that he fix the tank and demeaning Gordo for speaking Spanish when he should be speaking like an American as he is in the American army. They are clearly tired and battle-hardened as they argue and berate each other as Grady attempts to fix their tank. He sets the horse free and returns to the inside of his tank where the rest of his crew, Trini 'Gordo' Garcia (Michael Pena), Boyd 'Bible' Swan (Shia LeBeouf) and Grady Travis (Jon Bernthal), wait. As he rides past a seemingly busted tank, US Army Staff Sergeant Don 'Wardaddy' Collier (Brad Pitt) jumps out and stabs him repeatedly.

He rides among the dead bodies and blown up tanks and vehicles. A lone Nazi soldier rides his horse through a field where a battle has been fought. Though the Nazis are clearly losing, fighting continues, and the US tanks are often overpowered by the German technologically-superior 60-ton Tiger and 70-ton Tiger II tanks.

The Nazis have become desperate and are forcing every man, woman and child to join the military. The opening title cards state that it is April 1945, and the Allies have entered Germany.