Chris Taylor (with a prominent, bloody neck bandage) was being driven in a jeep.He told other grunts: "Got light duty.Three days"" worth." King was carrying a case of 24 cans of Budweiser beer from the Top""s supply.He was approached by Sgt.O""Neill and Sanderson (J.Adam Glover), who asked about the stolen merchandise: "You""re going on report, son." Chris and King were assigned to cleaning out he outhouse ("light duty") - to remove barrels of feces and urine, as a loudspeaker broadcast the familiar radio greeting: "Goo-o-o-o-o-ood morning, Vietnam!"King and California blonde surfer Crawford (Chris Pedersen) complained about the politics of the war, and jabbered on about how long they each had left in their tours of duty until escaping with a "wake-up":King: They always f--kin"" with us, no let-up! Politics, man.The film was given a subtitle for its British release:The Lost Weekend: Diary of a Dipsomaniac.It was also a revolutionary, ground-breaking motion picture - because it was the first time that Hollywood had seriously ackled the taboo subject and created social awareness of alcoholism as a modern illness.Now that he had been proclaimed the Promised One, Sheila had a romantic interest in him, and he succumbed to a kiss from her, requesting: "Gimme some sugar, baby.It was eight years after Dent""s death (and after the events of the previous film).The first action sequence occurred in Uzbekistan as three hooded prisoners were driven to a CIA plane.