in Israel, Thailand, and Arizona. MacDonald: There were so many restrictions in Israel, where you could and couldn't shoot. The producers and Stallone decided they would go back to Arizona where they had looked long before I was on the film. There was a group there called the re-enactors. We had around two hundred and fifty of these guys who re-enact the American Civil War. They were called on to do fight sequences, which they loved. Equipment The Mi-24 Hind-D helicopters seen in the film are modified Aérospatiale SA 330 Puma transport helicopters with fabricated bolt-on wings similar to the real Hind-Ds which were mainly used in the former Eastern Bloc. The other helicopter depicted is a slightly reshaped Aerospatiale Gazelle. Dedication The film ends with the on-screen caption, "This film is dedicated to the gallant people of Afghanistan." At some point after the September 11 attacks, an urban legend began that the dedication had actually read "... to the brave Mujahideen fighters" when the film was released in theaters, but then changed to "the gallant people of Afghanistan" after the 2001 attacks, since the Mujahideen were now associated to some extent with the Taliban. This urban legend has been repeated by some scholars. However, this is untrue, and some reviews of the film upon its release even mentioned the "gallant people of Afghanistan" dedication. Music An extensive film score was written by Oscar-winning American composer Jerry Goldsmith, conducting the Hungarian State Opera Orchestra; however, much of it was not used. Instead, much of the music Goldsmith penned for the previous installment was recycled. The original album, released by Scotti Bros., contained only a portion of the new music as well as three songs, only one of which was used in the film (Bill Medley's version of "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother", played over the end credits). It Is Our Destiny – Bill Medley (4:30) Preparations (4:58) Afghanistan (2:35) The Game (2:23) Another Time (3:54) He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother – Bill Medley (4:30) Aftermath (2:42) Questions (3:34) The Bridge - Giorgio Moroder featuring Joe Pizullo (3:59) Final Battle (4:47) A more complete 75-minute version of the score was later released by Intrada. Another Time (3:58) Preparations (06:21) The Money (0:52) I'm Used To It (1:00) Peshawar (1:12) Afghanistan (2:38) Questions (3:37) Then I'll Die (3:34) The Game (2:25) Flaming Village (4:07) The Aftermath (2:44) Night Entry (3:58)