I'm having trouble finding a movie I caught the ending of on cable TV once upon a time, and never saw again. Does anyone here recognize it?
Modern (~1990s) soldiers (the heroes) are pinned down. They rig explosives for some reason and use the radio to remote detonate them. Something goes wrong, and one of the soldiers takes a walkie talkie and walks towards the explosives, without any cover, to use it to force them to go off. He has to get very close to them. He gets shot repeatedly, and just before being fatally wounded, he yells "Blow!" And the explosives go off.
Additional information:
On US cable in the mid to late 1990s
Modern war film, with then-current tech (Desert Storm-era)
Soldiers are outside in rocky/deserted terrain during the daytime in above the described scene
walkie-talkie is a military-grade CB brick
Soldier is a short, young guy who I've seen in a few other movies typecast as a low-ranking soldier or officer of some kind
Add: I made a more detailed recount of the scene I saw while talking to someone on the original thread:
A young, short soldier (played by someone who I've seen play lots of soldiers - think a male Michelle Rodriguez) volunteers to climb out of an entrenched position while people are shooting at the whole group, and walk casually, without any cover, away from the enemy and towards a place where explosives have been clustered. He is holding a giant CB radio and has it set to the frequency of the explosives' trigger and just needs to get close enough for them to go off. Just speaking into the radio at that frequency will do it, so he's yelling and cursing at the explosives to go off. He keeps getting hit on his extremities, but he doesn't duck or cover, he just keeps slowly walking away from the firing. At the climax of the scene, he's bleeding and limping and just yelling "Blow!" Into the radio. A bullet goes right through his chest and he falls to his knees. He screams "Blow!" one last time and the explosives go off.