shoot first, got it? <on me>

[sum41111]

Hello,

My question is out of a movie call "The white house down", which tells a hero saves the U.S. president's life from an emergency.A dialogue in this movie makes me confused.

A man said: " Diamond formation, stay low, stay close, shoot first, got it? on me."

I just can't understand the wording "on me", Is it a too Spoken English expression and the man in the moive
omit sth in his saying? Just want to know "what on that man"

Thanks a lot!

 

[MikeNewYork]

I believe it means "follow my lead".

 

[Rover_KE]

Possibly — or 'on my command'.

sum41111, please take the trouble to write something in full.

The non-standard abbreviation sth is only acceptable as a space-saver in dictionaries.

 

[emsr2d2]

Hello,

My question is [STRIKE]out of[/STRIKE] about a quote from a movie call "The White House Down", which tells the story of a hero who saves the U.S. president's life [STRIKE]from[/STRIKE] in an emergency. A dialogue in this movie makes me confused.

A man said: "Diamond formation, stay low, stay close, shoot first, got it? On me."

I just can't understand the wording "on me". Is it a [STRIKE]too[/STRIKE] spoken English expression and the man in the [STRIKE]moive[/STRIKE] movie omitted [STRIKE]sth[/STRIKE] something? [STRIKE]in his saying?[/STRIKE] I just want to know "what on that man" (the underlined part is unfinished and makes no sense).
Thanks a lot!

See my corrections above, marked in red.

 

[Polyester]

stay low, stay close, shoot first......
Does it mean if you want to shoot the aim accuratily, please follow my instruction?
.

 

[Eckaslike]

No. They are multiple orders given in quick succession, because of the danger.

"stay low" = "Do not stand up, because you will get shot".

"stay close" = "Do not disperse, or we will lose contact with each other and you will make yourself an easy target".

"shoot first" = "Don't let them shoot you, shoot them first".

 

[SoothingDave]

You sometimes hear "shoot first, ask questions later."

 

[MikeNewYork]

Does it mean if you want to shoot the aim accuratily, please follow my instruction?
.

We do not say "shoot the aim", and accurately is the correct spelling.