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WESTFLY, GERMANY

Hans.

Amerikaner!

- Amerikaner!
- Amerikaner!

Amerikaner!

Amerikaner!

He has a gun.

Amerikaner!

There's an American out there.
He has a gun...

Enter the house
and call the police.

Grandmother!

Amerikaner!

We don't want to kill you.

We don't want to kill you.

Amerikaner?

The war is over for you.

BASED ON THE BOOK
BY DONALD L. MILLER

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SIXTH PART

When a crew
was shot down, she disappeared.

In less than four months
in Thorpe Abbotts,

32 of the original 35 crews
were among those missing.

We didn't talk about them.

Who continued flying mission after
mission avoided talking about ghosts.

Some were going crazy.

They had seen many planes
explode and friends die.

Some drank. Some were fighting.
Some slept with women around.

They took advantage
the chance to forget.

As for me? I went
to the University of Oxford.

Bubbles' death shook me,

and Cel. Harding thought it would be
Good for me to represent the 100th

at an Allied conference.

He recommended it to me,
and I was happy to go.

- Have you been to Oxford, captain?
- No. But I'm excited to be here.

Maybe I don't have time to see
a lot during this trip.

Between lectures
and planned social events,

you probably won't be able to
leave campus.

We are coming.

There will be representatives from almost
all Allied countries.

You will meet fascinating people.

It arrived two days ago.
I hope it's not urgent.

My wife.

She couldn't bear to pass
a week without sending me a letter.

How attentive.

The "underling" A.M. Wesgate
Has it arrived yet? My roommate.

It should arrive tomorrow.
And we call them "subalterns".

- "Sublaternal."
- Subalterns.

Right.
Well, James, thanks for the tour.

Imagine. Goodnight.
Enjoy the conference.

"Subaltern."

"Underlings."

PS: Say "hi"
to Bubbles for me!

WELCOME TO COOMBE HOUSE

M�nster was alone
Rosie's 3rd mission,

but so terrible that Harding ordered
than the lieutenant. Rosenthal and his crew

spend a week resting in place
which we called "house of flak".

They have horses.

Do you ride, Rosie?

Brooklyn Jews don't ride horses.

Our.

- Good morning. Hey.
- Ladies. Madam.

- Hello.
- Careful. Here comes the cavalry.

Welcome to Coombe House.

We have all sports
and activities they can imagine.

We have tennis, bicycles, volleyball,
croquet, riding with hounds.

And if it rains,
because we are in England,

we have billiards, cards, chess
and badminton in the lounge.

Relaxation
the agenda here.

Michael,
Can you take them to their rooms?

Of course, ma'am.

This way, boys.

Francy?

- How long do I need to stay?
- It's not my department, Robert.

He was your commander
that defined it.

But you can talk about it
with Dr. Huston.

We have bathtubs
and hot water here.

I advise
Enjoy it while you can.

Where are you from?

From the 381st. We fly together.

And you?

From the 100th.

When the chance arises,
Can you run?

I don't think so.

Do you think it was ours?

It seems like it just happened.
It was the RAF.

Our. The British
They got something right, for a change.

All good.

What's going on?
What are they doing here?

Americans.

Aviators of terror!

Damn Americans!

You bastards!

It's okay.

Guards! Stay away!

Keep calm.

Hey, stop! Don't protect them!
What are you doing?

- Let them defend themselves!
- Guards!

Hey!

Doctor Huston?

- I can enter?
- Yes, come in.

-Robert Rosenthal.
- Clear.

- How did you sleep last night?
- Good.

Sometimes it's difficult to adapt. A
Most need a couple of days.

It's about that
that I wanted to talk about.

I think this environment
It's not helping me.

I want to go back to base.

- Why do you think the commander sent you?
- What did he say?

I want to know what you think.

He had a mission in M�nster.
It was difficult, but I'm fine.

Three missions
in the first three days.

One hundred and twenty
dead in one afternoon.

And I wasn't one of them. I am fine.

It was the 3rd time
that you said "fine".

You're not going to let me go, are you?

Of course I will. In five days.

Thank you, doctor.

"Our Father who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name...

your kingdom come,
your will be done...

as on Earth as in heaven.

Our bread
of each day give us today..."

I'm looking for a place
to bury them.

"And don't leave us
fall into temptation,

but deliver us from evil..."

One of them is alive.

- "Our Father..."
- Kill him.

"who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name,

come to us..."

Klaus. I found a place.

Great. I am going.

Basement. Help me.

Look, there's one running away.

Let him go!
He won't get far.

The freedom of the individual
against the arbitrary authority of a tyrant.

This is what the Magna Carta,

or Great Charter of Freedom,
established.

Signed in 1215, it is an important
symbol of freedom even today.

But it took more than 500 years
so that the founding fathers

of the Yankees produced
a similar document.

And now, in times of war,
we see...

If we hadn't spent 500 years
under the tyrannical rule of their king,

We could have written it sooner.

We should be
rigorous in our analyzes

of previous conflicts
and the resolutions of such conflicts.

"It's good to have a little fire.

It's cold up there."

- Capt. Crosby, I presume?
- God.

Calm.
I've seen more naked men.

Big family, small house.

And who are you?

Subaltern Wesgate,
roommate.

Oh my.

- You were expecting a man, weren't you?
- No, I don't... I just... It was...

Yes, I expected it. Sorry.
I expected a man.

We are encouraged to hide the name
feminine, hence A.M. Wesgate.

The A is for Alessandra,
"Sandra" for short,

already the middle name
I don't even say dead.

- Let's talk to the person responsible.
- I don't care if I don't care.

I see you are married.

I hope you are trained
to lower the toilet seat.

Was it Tracy or Gable in the mirror?

It was Tracy.

I thought it was Gable.

Get out of the way.

Let's go. Stand up.

DULAG LUFT FIELD
TRANSITION OF PRISONERS

FRANKFURT, GERMANY

The guy turned around and said, "There are three
problems with the damn Americans."

Forgive the language.

"They are very sexual, very
well paid and there are many here."

Capt. Crosby. For the Yankees,
What's the problem with the British?

All good. I just remembered.

We have little sex, we receive little,
but Eisenhower lays down and rolls over.

Americans are more daring
in relation to the opposite sex.

When we're young, we don't try
sleep with a debutante.

We use maids
and waitresses for fun.

Americans would invite a duchess
to bed before taking her to dinner.

I must respectfully
dispute it.

Chambermaids and waitresses think
who can't say "no" to the boss,

but Americans persist
regardless of class.

And, forgive the language, they sleep
with anything that moves.

Go further
of the treatment of women.

It's the way they spit in the streets,

they get drunk
and fight in our pubs.

If your men
were more disciplined,

They wouldn't act like they were outside
from home for the first time, messing up.

With all due respect, sir,

every day could be the last
chance of making a mess out there.

So I won't lecture
before enjoying the weekend.

It's not arrogant to be a pilot,
but he is captain.

So, what are you?
Browser? Bomber?

Browser.

What exactly do you do,
Underling Wesgate?

Do you promise not to spread it?

I pinky swear.

I don't know what it means,
but it appears to be official.

I'm a cowgirl.

Varietal?

Right.

What is this?

I do this
since my time at Cambridge.

Really?

Did you study at Cambridge?

But they don't give real diplomas
for women, do you believe it?

What did you study?
In addition to being a cowgirl, of course.

That's it.
We are very specialized.

Careful!

Our.

- Are you okay?
- I am.

Amateurs.
It took me years to master the rod.

The secret is in the wrists.

You've never done that, have you?

What did you give me?

You are a terrible liar.

Well, give me time.
I will improve. Promise.

It's not a good thing.

I see you're still sleeping well.

He said he would take
up to two days to adapt.

What's your excuse?

Can't doctors have nightmares?

Clear.

Why not?

You have good things here.

- Can I put something on?
- Make yourself comfortable.

I don't understand music.
I'm just listening to the collection.

This one... You need to hear this one.

Do you play?

No. Not a note.

My mother and sister
were left with musical talent,

but I know what's good.

Where is your base, doctor?

Norfolk.
I'm a flight surgeon from the 96th.

We attacked Bremen together.

We lost three fortresses.

Was it your 1st mission?

I lost a great friend.

It was his 1st too.

This war...

Humans shouldn't
behave like this.

- Do you disagree?
- No.

But if you see people
being persecuted and subjugated,

You need to do something, don't you?

They can't fight for themselves,
they can?

- So, what do we do?
- You're right. We had to do something, and...

here we are.

No. This? Is this right here?

It's exactly
what should not be done.

Croquet. Ride with hounds,
whatever that is.

Hunting foxes.

You shouldn't hunt foxes.

You shouldn't talk about it.
You shouldn't keep crying.

You must return to your seat
and finish the damn work.

I had gotten into the rhythm,
he understands?

Three days, three missions, the three
fulfilled. Bum Bum bum.

It's like Gene Krupa.

You must not interrupt Gene Krupa
in the middle of a drum solo, right?

And two weeks later you must ask him
pick up exactly where you left off?

Maybe not. But...

Gene Krupa should worry about more
things beyond the rhythm itself.

He is responsible for the rhythm
the whole band, right?

I've never had a drink without ice before.

In Scotland, we think whiskey
should not be diluted.

- Health. T�.
- Health.

Big family. If
Don't drink it all, someone else will.

You keep
contact with your family?

I'm terrible at writing letters.

I visit when possible.

You are closer than your family,
but they seem very far away sometimes.

Know. There are a lot of things
that we can't count, right?

- Well, we don't have permission, but even if...
- How would they understand?

Calm down.
I don't drink often.

Last time, I ended up barefoot
on the floor of a hotel room.

Details.

T�. Well, we were in London
with a weekend pass,

and Bubbles invented a game
with coins and boots.

And basically I'm done
no coins and no boots.

Look, from then on, the story
it gets a little blurry.

But the last thing I remember
It's about vomiting in the bathroom with Bubbles,

and there was only one toilet.

- It looks very romantic.
- I think I better put this here.

Is Bubbles a woman of the night?

No, he's my best friend.

Bubbles is just a nickname.

Everything we need in life is someone
to vomit together, shoulder to shoulder.

- He must be a great friend.
- He was, yes.

He was shot down last week.

- I am really sorry.
- That's why they sent me here.

To take a break.

It was my fault.

Like this?

Replaces Bubbles
as a group navigator.

If he had planned the missions,
Maybe they wouldn't shoot down the planes.

- Maybe Bubbles was here and...
- No.

Your friend was on that plane
only for one reason:

Because Adolf Hitler and his henchmen
decided that they should rule the world.

Just for that.

It's the only reason why
there are deaths in this war.

Wow, it was quite a day.

Shall we close it?

Major Egan, come in.

I'm your interrogator,
Lieutenant Haussmann.

Please sit down.

Do you want to drink whiskey?

Thanks.

Let's get drunk.

I don't know this one.

Let's get drunk.

So where should we start?

For the part where I was in a city
and shot four boys.

My God. What city?

- "R�ssheim", I don't know.
- Rüsselsheim.

How tragic.
I will include it in the report.

If you can say the names
and positions of your colleagues,

- I can pass...
- I don't know the names.

We were just together.

Look, I appreciate the drink and I would appreciate it
a thicker blanket,

but all you can get from me

- it will be name, position...
- And serial number.

Yours is O-399510.

Yes, I already know that.

I also know that you were born
in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.

Are you married?

From what I've heard, certainly not.

418th Squadron.

From the 100th Bomb Group
Heavy. Based in Thorpe Abbotts.

You are a fan of baseball,
major?

It's not a national secret.

Cigarette?

I'm sorry they're not good
like the Americans.

Lucky Strike
my favorite brand.

I think baseball
somewhat mysterious,

with all the sticks and bases,
and the need to run in circles.

There was an important championship
last week, right?

�, the World Series.

Yes, the World Series.

The New York Yankees
against the St. Louis Cardinals.

A rematch, right?

We won two games to one
when I was shot down.

So you're a Yankees fan?

Wants to know
Who won the World Series?

Buck Cleven was
Yankees fan?

No? Yes?

I heard he was a great aviator.

EIGHTH AIR FORCE ROCKS BREMEN

I heard about his exploits
in the attack on Regensburg.

He was your friend, wasn't he?

We are slaughtering
the best pilots.

Did you know that, after the attack on M�nster,
only one of your planes returned?

One.

But back to you, Major.

I regret to inform you that you are,
as they say, with a pineapple in your hands.

We know you were arrested
near Ostbevern...

but your name is not there
as a crew member

on none of the planes
who attacked M�nster.

The Gestapo
I would consider him a spy.

They would be mistaken.

Something I can say, Major,
The Gestapo is never wrong.

Therefore I need verification
of your group, squadron and plane

to be able to confirm to them
that you really are who you say you are.

John Egan. Major.

O-399510.

Major...

I can say that you
Aren't you helping yourself?

The Gestapo is different from me.

I'm like you.
An aviator, a man of honor.

And I can understand things
in a way that perhaps my colleagues

of the indoctrinated security force
don't understand.

I want to talk to you
about Buck Cleven, John...

but I want you to talk to me.

For example, how many B-17 replacements
arriving at Thorpe Abbotts next week?

John Egan. Major. O-399510.

I understood.

Coffee?

I would love to have coffee.

But don't tell anyone.

I can't serve
coffee in bed for everyone.

I will take it to the grave.

I'm glad you slept.

Hunting at 12 o'clock.
Finish them off, Pappy! Let's go!

Open fire!

Come in! Now! Come in!

Climb.

Come in! Now!

Let's go. Quick. Come.

I can't assimilate
that everything in the city is so old.

The state where I was born
was founded in 1846.

It's not even a hundred years old.

- What state is it?
-Iowa.

Iowa. Well, certainly
there was something there before 1846.

Nothing that remains standing.

Let's see what will remain standing
here after this is all over.

Is there any reason why you can't tell me?
Where is your base or what do you do?

He has. And if I wanted to think
on work tonight, captain,

I would drink
with Professor Goodhart.

It looks like a party.

Should we investigate?

- Yes of course.
- Yes?

Let's go!

SHOOT IT IN IT, BOYS!

I love this song.

A SECOND FRONT IN EUROPE

Come on, Charlie. Join us.

Thanks. Thank you for supporting
our cause.

Ladies and gentlemen,
Miss. Ella Walsh.

There is a big and bloody fight

Around the world
all tonight

The battle...

To Bubbles?

There are bombs
and splinters everywhere

To Bubbles.

Hitler told the world that
he would end our union

But our union will break
the chains of slavery

I climbed a mountain in the middle of the sky

I could see them all
the farms and all the cities

I could see everyone
All over the world

This is the union
That will put an end to the fascists

I climbed a mountain in the middle of the sky

I could see them all
the farms and all the cities

I could see everyone
All over the world

This is the union
That will put an end to the fascists

So I thank the Soviets
And to the mighty Chinese veterans

To Allies around the world

Thanks to British fighters
You can count on ten million Yankees

If necessary
To end the fascists

Well, I guess it's good night now.

You... Aren't you going in?

Forgot who we are
roommates?

�. Look, I think I really forgot.

Subaltern,
we were looking for you.

Urgent message.

What it was?

I need to leave.

- Now?
- Yes.

Next time you are
in London, call me.

Let's dance.

I can teach you to be a man.

The secret is in the wrists.

And your things?

- They're going to send them.
- It's not your bike.

Well, I'm borrowing it.

War things.

- Don't you sleep?
- Only after we win!

- He arrived.
- Hey.

To what do we owe the honor?

We're almost gone from this
I'm a joint and I want your money.

- Wow.
- Oh, Rosie.

Wasteful.

That's who I was talking about.

- Is he telling stories again?
- Yes, I have one.

Our last
mission on M�nster.

One by one, we saw them all being slaughtered,
until we are the last plane in the sky.

Easy targets.

We knew they would attack us
any time.

Oh, we listen.

Is this how I sound?

We were about to die
when this guy,

this stone madman,
Artie Shaw began to hum.

Completely out of nowhere.

And it was really strange,

but I must admit that,
when I heard his voice on the radio,

it was the first time
that I didn't feel scared.

Although he has
clearly mad.

I knew I wasn't alone.

None of us were.

What is it? Who will call the shots?

Let me talk
about our last mission.

We were in a destroyed fortress,
only with two engines over the canal.

Someone on the plane contacted
the tower: "Hello, Lazy Fox.

Here is G for George,
contacting Lazy Fox.

Can you give us the instructions
landing, please? The pilot..."

"And copilot are dead.

Two engines off.

Radio space on fire.
Vertical stabilizers are gone.

No flaps, no brakes,
without parachute.

The bomber is piloting.
Can you give me landing instructions?"

Then the tower heard all this,

and they began to think.

And they thought quickly, because the plane
It wouldn't stay on the air much longer.

The air controller was thinking
and thinking, until he found a solution.

He picked up the radio and said:
"I'm listening, G for George.

These are the instructions.

Repeat slowly after me:

Our Father who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy..."

- Please.
- They want to hear it again.

We don't want to, you can stop.

- Have you heard?
- A million times.

We continued
all kinds of stories.

Some, true.

Most, no.

It didn't matter.

Bullshit, music, laughter,
quality Irish whiskey...

We needed something
to help us get on the plane

and go through it all again.

SAERWARE, IF YOU CAN READ THIS,
START PRAYING

- Johnny! John!
- Egan!

Hey, Johnny! John!

Jimmy!
Jimmy, did Frankie survive?

Bucky! Here! Right here!

Crank!

You survived!

Murphy!

Glen!

And O'Neill?

Hey! Do you know if Buck survived?

What?

- I asked if Buck...
-John Egan! It's two o'clock.

Why did it take so long?

Welcome to Stalag Luft III,
boys.

Where the best go
years of their wives.

STALAG LUFT III
CONTROLLED BY LUFTWAFFE

SAGAN, GERMANY
OCTOBER 17, 1943

IN THE NEXT EPISODE
FROM MASTERS OF THE AIR

What do you think about trying to escape?

I intend to return
for Marge in full.

You can die in one piece here.

- Hey!
- What do you want to do?

while the Allies
remain trapped on the beaches.

Good morning. I'm Cap.
Robert Rosenthal.

Welcome to the 100th.

Rosie is the best
B-17 pilot I've ever seen.

Pray to be able to fly half
than he flies, and maybe fulfills 25.

They don't care if they kill us all.

It would be good if you showed newbies
that it is possible to complete 25 missions.

Subtitles: Rafael Magiolino