Culture
From patrolling alongside buildings to bounding across streets, the boys wouldn't shut up. Their jokes ranged from Nazi citizens to acts of terrorism. It wasn't until they hit the treeline that they kept their voices down.
Despite the area being quiet, it was deemed unsafe due to potential checkpoints from the Nazi soldiers. Carter checked the map and rerouted them on a small patrol that he believed to be safe. He deemed them to be in a dangerous area until they were further out from town. Only then would he let them on the road.
For some reason that short patrol felt the longest. Whereas they seemed to have dashed through the city, their movement through the woods felt like a turtle's pace. There was no clear telling of how long it took them to make it through.
Once they made it far enough and walked out to the road, they all cheered and shouted. And for the hell of it, they gave a victory dance for clearing through another city.