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00:00From the archives of the United States Cavalry, the true stories of Colonel Randall McKenzie

00:13and the cavalrymen he led. McKenzie's Raiders. His secret orders from the President of the

00:19United States. Clean up the Southwest. Make it a fit place for Americans to live. Wipe

00:25out the renegades, outlaws, and murderers. If necessary, cross the Rio Grande. Knowing

00:30capture means hanging by the enemy. Discovery, court-martialed by the United States Army.

00:53Early summer of 1873, Texas country south and east of Fort Clark, rimming the lowlands

00:59of the Rio Grande. Country terrorized by Manitou and the renegade Chiricahua under his command.

01:24For four months, Manitou had been tracked by Colonel Randall McKenzie and members of

01:28the 4th Cavalry. Each time, the Indian renegade had escaped to continue plundering and killing.

01:37With a handful of pick raiders, McKenzie sought the renegade Manitou in a land which knew

01:42only the law of violence.

02:12Cut him loose, Sergeant.

02:42You murdered the scouts to let me know he's put a price on my head.

03:10$500, dead or alive.

03:12Manitou?

03:22Yeah, it's Manitou, all right.

03:26What the Colonel's got now is a private war for himself.

03:28Just him and Manitou.

03:30I'm betting Manitou ain't very far.

03:40Been in this territory a long time, Lieutenant.

03:42The things about it, I'll never know for sure.

03:44But there's one thing I do know for sure.

03:46Where you find sorrow, Manitou's been there.

03:48We'll get him.

03:50But how long will it take, sir?

03:52The Colonel's had a $500 reward posted on Manitou for the last six months now.

03:54Nobody's given him to us, and we've never found him.

03:56Now he's laughing at us.

03:58Putting fun at us.

04:00He's got a gun.

04:02He's got a gun.

04:04He's got a gun.

04:06He's got a gun.

04:09He's laughing at us.

04:11Putting $500 of his own on the Colonel's head.

04:13Have the men mount up, Sergeant.

04:15Back to the fort, sir?

04:17No. To Manitou.

04:25Prepare to mount!

04:27Mount!

04:39Mount!

04:57Lieutenant?

05:03Pretty good terrain if Manitou were waiting to ambush us, wouldn't you say?

05:05Like a textbook.

05:08Lieutenant, let's assume we're about to be ambushed.

05:10I'd say that was a pretty good assumption, sir.

05:12Ronnie, let's reverse it.

05:14Yes, sir.

05:16Take half the troop and circle through that wash so they won't be seen.

05:18When we ride into the ambush area,

05:20have them attack from the flank.

05:22Maybe a waste of ammunition, and then again, it may not be.

05:24Let's find out.

05:26Right, sir.

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07:50How do you feel, son?

07:57At ease, at ease, at ease.

07:59Something to write home about, sir.

08:01Before, nothing much to write except walking guard, spitting and polishing.

08:06You right-handed, trooper?

08:08Yes, sir.

08:10Well, somebody's got to write home about what happened today, don't they?

08:13I'll tell you what.

08:15When we get back to the fort, you tell me what to write.

08:17Yes, sir.

08:21Sergeant.

08:23We looked at all the dead, Colonel. Manitou is not among them.

08:26Some tracks by the Rio Bravo. Could be made off during the skirmish.

08:34Manitou.

08:35I'd say so.

08:38Get my horse. I'm going after him.

08:40Alone?

08:42Get the troops back to the fort. There isn't one of them that doesn't need medical attention.

08:45May I speak off the record, Colonel?

08:48Very well.

08:49Manitou will lead you further away from the fort.

08:51And?

08:53You'll never make it back alive.

08:56That could be, Lieutenant.

08:58But what would you do in my place?

09:01All right. Get the troops back to the fort.

09:04Yes, sir.

09:07Sergeant, that young trooper.

09:09Mitchell, sir.

09:10I promised to write a letter for him when we get back to the fort.

09:12You do it, will you?

09:13Yes, sir.

09:17Prepared to lay down his life to fulfill his secret orders to clean up the southwest,

09:22McKenzie moved out alone into Chiricahua country in relentless pursuit of the enemy Manitou.

09:46Come on.

10:16Come on.

10:46Come on.

11:16Come on.

11:46Come on.

12:16Come on.

12:46Come on.

13:16Come on.

13:46Come on.

14:17Come on.

14:20Come on.

14:45I'm going to take you back.

14:50Come on.

15:09Forty-three miles southeast of Fort Clark, deep in Chiricahua country,

15:14two men, Colonel Randall McKenzie and the renegade Chiricahua Manitou,

15:19each bore deep hatred for the other.

15:22Each knew that one must soon destroy the other.

15:45Water.

15:46Drink.

15:55I waited.

15:57I fed you water to learn a thing.

16:01Why did you save my life?

16:03You were helpless.

16:05Would have been murder to kill you then.

16:07Yet you would take me back to your fort and execute me.

16:11Yes.

16:12I've seen your executions, McKenzie.

16:16The man is propped up.

16:19Ceremony.

16:21Rag is put over his eyes.

16:24Drums, prayers.

16:26Soldiers marching.

16:30And the man is slaughtered.

16:33This is what you had in mind for me?

16:35Yes.

16:36I have the answer that was a riddle to me.

16:39Now I leave you here to die.

17:10Your own reasoning.

17:12I would be less a man than you if I were to leave you here.

17:16Nor would I murder a helpless man.

17:25The bullet must come out.

17:35Bite in here.

17:37Bite in here.

17:39Hard.

18:07Hard.

18:26How long?

18:27No matter.

18:28Try to stand, McKenzie.

18:31Now we shall rise together.

18:35To your execution.

18:37To my people in the ceremony of death we have.

18:41You see, I saved your life for the same reason you saved mine.

18:46We would not execute a dying man no more than you would.

18:49Go.

19:01Then your death shall be here and now.

19:18It's more than that.

19:20There's a price on both our heads.

19:22They take your body into the fort, get the bounty.

19:24I prefer they took your body to the Cherokee.

19:27We need each other.

19:30For the present.

19:33We must go before they come up.

19:35There's one path.

19:36Follow me.

19:37June 2nd, 1873.

19:40Five scavengers rode out of the hills to collect a human bounty.

19:44Reward money for McKenzie or Manitou.

19:48Payable upon death.

19:51We must go before they come up.

19:53There's one path.

19:55Follow me.

19:56June 2nd, 1873.

19:58Five scavengers rode out of the hills to collect a human bounty.

20:02Reward money for McKenzie or Manitou.

20:05Payable upon death.

20:20We must go before they come up.

20:51June 2nd, 1873.

20:53Five scavengers rode out of the hills to collect a human bounty.

20:57Reward money for McKenzie or Manitou.

21:00Payable upon death.

21:02Reward money for McKenzie or Manitou.

21:07We'll drive the horses that way.

21:09Then we'll go up there.

21:10That won't fool them.

21:11They'll know we're up there.

21:12I want them to.

21:13Come on.

21:20Let's go.

21:50Let's go.

22:20Let's go.

22:50Let's go.

23:20Let's go.

23:51Let's go.

24:12Dawn, June 3rd, 1873.

24:15Colonel Randall McKenzie returned to Fort Clark,

24:18carrying with him the dead body of the Chiricahua renegade, Manitou.

24:25But still it remained a land of the violent,

24:28and no one knew when or where they would rise up to plunder and destroy.

24:32But when they did, standing against them, a man,

24:36Colonel McKenzie, ready to strike back with all the power at his command.

24:48McKenzie's Raiders

24:58McKenzie's Raiders did ride again and again,

25:01carrying out the secret orders of the President of the United States.

25:05Do whatever necessary to clean up the Southwest.

25:08Make it a decent place for people to live.

25:11Ride with McKenzie's Raiders as they relive the blazing pages of history in the making.

25:18McKenzie's Raiders

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