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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:59,171 --> 00:01:00,447 This book tells a story 2 00:01:00,547 --> 00:01:03,884 that happened long ago, way back in 1943, 3 00:01:06,303 --> 00:01:08,205 when the lead platoon of the Texas Division 4 00:01:08,305 --> 00:01:11,141 hit the beach at Salerno, sunny Italy. 5 00:01:12,434 --> 00:01:15,921 It tells of Sergeant Tyne, 6 00:01:16,021 --> 00:01:18,215 never had much urge to travel. 7 00:01:18,315 --> 00:01:21,218 Providence Rhode Island may not be much as cities go, 8 00:01:21,318 --> 00:01:22,761 but it was all he wanted. 9 00:01:22,861 --> 00:01:24,346 A one-town man. 10 00:01:24,446 --> 00:01:26,390 Rivera, Italian American. 11 00:01:26,490 --> 00:01:31,019 Likes opera and would like a wife and kids, plenty of kids. 12 00:01:31,119 --> 00:01:35,248 Friedman, lathe operator and amateur boxing champion. 13 00:01:36,083 --> 00:01:37,083 New York City. 14 00:01:39,586 --> 00:01:42,197 Windy, minister's son. 15 00:01:42,297 --> 00:01:44,157 Canton, Ohio. 16 00:01:44,257 --> 00:01:46,843 Used to take long walks alone and just think. 17 00:01:50,639 --> 00:01:53,250 Sergeant Ward, a farmer. 18 00:01:53,350 --> 00:01:54,710 Knows his soil. 19 00:01:54,810 --> 00:01:55,810 Good farmer. 20 00:01:59,022 --> 00:02:01,008 McWilliams, first aid man. 21 00:02:01,108 --> 00:02:04,444 Slow, Southern, dependable. 22 00:02:06,905 --> 00:02:10,934 Archimbeau, platoon scout and prophet. 23 00:02:11,034 --> 00:02:13,286 Talks a lot, but he's all right. 24 00:02:14,663 --> 00:02:16,498 Porter, Sergeant Porter, 25 00:02:17,833 --> 00:02:21,002 well, he has a lot on his mind. 26 00:02:21,962 --> 00:02:23,238 A lot on his mind. 27 00:02:23,338 --> 00:02:25,574 Tranella speaks two languages. 28 00:02:25,674 --> 00:02:26,842 Italian and Brooklyn. 29 00:02:29,177 --> 00:02:30,637 And a lot of other men. 30 00:02:34,558 --> 00:02:36,101 Here's a song about them. 31 00:02:37,018 --> 00:02:38,253 Listen. 32 00:02:38,353 --> 00:02:40,088 ♪ It was just a little walk 33 00:02:40,188 --> 00:02:42,382 ♪ In the warm Italian sun 34 00:02:42,482 --> 00:02:46,928 ♪ But it wasn't an easy thing 35 00:02:47,028 --> 00:02:49,264 ♪ And poets are writing 36 00:02:49,364 --> 00:02:51,350 ♪ The tale of that fight 37 00:02:51,450 --> 00:02:55,562 ♪ And songs for children to sing 38 00:02:55,662 --> 00:02:59,900 ♪ Let them sing of the men of a fighting platoon 39 00:03:00,000 --> 00:03:04,029 ♪ Let them sing of the job they've done 40 00:03:04,129 --> 00:03:06,573 ♪ How they came across the sea 41 00:03:06,673 --> 00:03:08,700 ♪ To sunny Italy 42 00:03:08,800 --> 00:03:13,163 ♪ And took a little walk in the sun 43 00:03:13,263 --> 00:03:17,684 ♪ They took a little walk in the sun 44 00:03:27,611 --> 00:03:30,097 Douse that light. 45 00:03:30,197 --> 00:03:31,615 Douse that light! 46 00:03:55,055 --> 00:03:56,056 Dear Frances, 47 00:03:57,599 --> 00:03:59,000 I'm writing you this letter relaxing 48 00:03:59,100 --> 00:04:00,685 on the deck of a luxury liner. 49 00:04:02,562 --> 00:04:05,132 On shore, the natives have evidently just spotted us 50 00:04:05,232 --> 00:04:07,551 and they're getting up a little reception, 51 00:04:07,651 --> 00:04:09,653 fireworks, music and that sort of stuff. 52 00:04:10,487 --> 00:04:11,487 Ha. 53 00:04:12,239 --> 00:04:13,515 The musicians in our own band 54 00:04:13,615 --> 00:04:15,325 have also struck up a little tune. 55 00:04:18,203 --> 00:04:20,330 The gentle waters of Mare Nostrum. 56 00:04:22,707 --> 00:04:24,568 That's really good. 57 00:04:24,668 --> 00:04:25,919 Mare Nostrum. 58 00:04:29,297 --> 00:04:33,093 Hey, Tinker, hey, Tinker. 59 00:04:35,303 --> 00:04:37,138 Hey do you spell Mari Nostrum? 60 00:04:38,265 --> 00:04:39,416 What's that? 61 00:04:39,516 --> 00:04:40,667 Mediterranean. 62 00:04:40,767 --> 00:04:42,252 That's what the eye-ties call it. 63 00:04:42,352 --> 00:04:44,296 It means our sea. 64 00:04:44,396 --> 00:04:45,630 I want to know how to spell it. 65 00:04:45,730 --> 00:04:46,673 Why? 66 00:04:46,773 --> 00:04:48,633 I'm writing to my sister. 67 00:04:48,733 --> 00:04:50,886 What do you mean, you're writing to your sister? 68 00:04:50,986 --> 00:04:52,429 You're packed on a landing barge, 69 00:04:52,529 --> 00:04:54,139 bouncing on your Mare Nostrum, 70 00:04:54,239 --> 00:04:56,516 waiting to hit the beach like the rest of us slobs. 71 00:04:56,616 --> 00:04:58,185 That's what you're doing. 72 00:04:58,285 --> 00:05:00,395 I'm writing the letter in my head, see. 73 00:05:00,495 --> 00:05:03,148 When I get a minute I put down what I remember in my head 74 00:05:03,248 --> 00:05:05,150 and the letter's all written. 75 00:05:05,250 --> 00:05:06,251 It's the best way. 76 00:05:07,335 --> 00:05:08,403 What a system. 77 00:05:08,503 --> 00:05:09,279 Does it work? 78 00:05:09,379 --> 00:05:10,113 Sure. 79 00:05:10,213 --> 00:05:11,573 You just make up the letter in your head, 80 00:05:11,673 --> 00:05:12,883 then write it down later? 81 00:05:14,050 --> 00:05:15,660 That's pretty good. 82 00:05:15,760 --> 00:05:16,887 Maybe I'll try it. 83 00:05:17,846 --> 00:05:19,706 - Works, huh? - Every time. 84 00:05:19,806 --> 00:05:21,833 Suppose you've got a bad memory. 85 00:05:21,933 --> 00:05:23,794 - Have you got a bad memory? - No, I've got a good one. 86 00:05:23,894 --> 00:05:26,087 Then why are you worrying? 87 00:05:26,187 --> 00:05:27,814 I'm not, I just wondered. 88 00:05:28,690 --> 00:05:30,383 What was that word you wanted to spell? 89 00:05:30,483 --> 00:05:31,484 Mare Nostrum. 90 00:05:32,903 --> 00:05:35,488 I never learned it just in the city of Saint Paul. 91 00:05:39,242 --> 00:05:40,493 Still up there. 92 00:05:42,078 --> 00:05:43,663 You're going to get killed. 93 00:05:48,126 --> 00:05:49,653 Pull one, too high. 94 00:05:49,753 --> 00:05:51,238 Those shells ain't interested in us. 95 00:05:51,338 --> 00:05:52,338 And vice versa. 96 00:05:53,214 --> 00:05:54,241 When a shell's looking for a guy, 97 00:05:54,341 --> 00:05:56,927 it don't whine, it snarls. 98 00:05:59,179 --> 00:06:00,038 You kill me. 99 00:06:00,138 --> 00:06:01,289 You guys kill me. 100 00:06:01,389 --> 00:06:03,208 At Messina they pitched a few strikes. 101 00:06:03,308 --> 00:06:05,769 Here, no control. 102 00:06:06,645 --> 00:06:08,009 What's so funny about Messina? 103 00:06:10,106 --> 00:06:13,385 - Lost a lot of good Joes there. - What do you want us to do? 104 00:06:13,485 --> 00:06:14,636 Cry about it? 105 00:06:14,736 --> 00:06:16,930 That's a lot of cocky chatter. 106 00:06:17,030 --> 00:06:18,974 Better than having the jitters. 107 00:06:19,074 --> 00:06:19,808 Would it make you feel better 108 00:06:19,908 --> 00:06:21,393 if we told you we had the jitters? 109 00:06:21,493 --> 00:06:22,493 Yeah. 110 00:06:23,161 --> 00:06:24,729 It would. 111 00:06:24,829 --> 00:06:27,791 Well, we got them. 112 00:06:28,917 --> 00:06:30,961 Bet that new lieutenant's got them bad. 113 00:06:32,712 --> 00:06:34,656 Don't load your pack on the other guy's shoulders. 114 00:06:34,756 --> 00:06:35,756 I'm not. 115 00:06:37,050 --> 00:06:38,785 His first time out leading a platoon 116 00:06:38,885 --> 00:06:40,996 he's never worked with before. 117 00:06:41,096 --> 00:06:44,374 Boy, I wouldn't want his job for anything. 118 00:06:44,474 --> 00:06:45,892 Nobody's giving it to you. 119 00:06:48,269 --> 00:06:49,269 Porter. 120 00:07:04,536 --> 00:07:07,163 It's a fine time you picked to go to sleep, soldier. 121 00:07:11,543 --> 00:07:12,680 Anything the matter, sir? 122 00:07:15,547 --> 00:07:17,257 Mary and Joseph, all gone. 123 00:07:21,636 --> 00:07:22,579 Pete. 124 00:07:22,679 --> 00:07:23,413 Hey, Pete. 125 00:07:23,513 --> 00:07:24,289 What's the matter? 126 00:07:24,389 --> 00:07:25,165 Shell splinter got the lieutenant. 127 00:07:25,265 --> 00:07:26,599 Smashed his face all to... 128 00:07:27,892 --> 00:07:31,104 - I can't see anything. - I can feel it, it's messy. 129 00:07:32,063 --> 00:07:33,423 I think it took his whole face away. 130 00:07:33,523 --> 00:07:34,257 Where's your flashlight? 131 00:07:34,357 --> 00:07:35,592 You can't shine a light out here, Pete. 132 00:07:35,692 --> 00:07:37,427 I can shine a light if I have to shine a light. 133 00:07:37,527 --> 00:07:38,528 Where is it? 134 00:07:39,571 --> 00:07:40,430 Cover over. 135 00:07:40,530 --> 00:07:41,530 Take a quick look. 136 00:07:44,951 --> 00:07:46,436 Told you. 137 00:07:46,536 --> 00:07:48,663 Left cheek and his eye, covered with blood. 138 00:07:50,123 --> 00:07:52,400 Can't even tell whether the eye's there or not. 139 00:07:52,500 --> 00:07:53,918 Douse that light! 140 00:07:54,794 --> 00:07:57,697 Go get the first aid man, what's his name? 141 00:07:57,797 --> 00:07:59,032 - McWilliams. - Yeah. 142 00:07:59,132 --> 00:08:00,575 He might as well start earning his money. 143 00:08:00,675 --> 00:08:01,701 Where is he? 144 00:08:01,801 --> 00:08:02,744 Down at the stern. 145 00:08:02,844 --> 00:08:04,262 I saw him down in the stern. 146 00:08:07,015 --> 00:08:08,058 Where's McWilliams? 147 00:08:10,602 --> 00:08:12,479 Where's McWilliams, the first aid man? 148 00:08:13,688 --> 00:08:15,715 - Who's that? - Sergeant Porter. 149 00:08:15,815 --> 00:08:17,150 Oh, here I am, Sergeant. 150 00:08:19,277 --> 00:08:20,011 You want me, Sergeant? 151 00:08:20,111 --> 00:08:20,845 Lieutenant's hurt up front. 152 00:08:20,945 --> 00:08:21,888 Sergeant Halverson said for you to go up. 153 00:08:21,988 --> 00:08:23,181 What's the matter with him, Sergeant? 154 00:08:23,281 --> 00:08:24,057 Get up there and see. 155 00:08:24,157 --> 00:08:25,600 You want me to bring him down here? 156 00:08:25,700 --> 00:08:26,700 Just asking. 157 00:08:33,333 --> 00:08:34,150 What is it, Mac? 158 00:08:34,250 --> 00:08:35,026 What's up? 159 00:08:35,126 --> 00:08:36,126 The lieutenant. 160 00:08:39,547 --> 00:08:41,199 That last shell, uh? 161 00:08:41,299 --> 00:08:42,033 Don't know. 162 00:08:42,133 --> 00:08:42,909 Going up to see. 163 00:08:43,009 --> 00:08:45,095 Well, what do you know? 164 00:08:50,517 --> 00:08:51,601 I told him. 165 00:08:52,769 --> 00:08:54,045 What's the matter with the lieutenant, Sarge? 166 00:08:54,145 --> 00:08:55,463 Old rocking-chair get him? 167 00:08:55,563 --> 00:08:57,173 He had his head over the side. 168 00:08:57,273 --> 00:08:59,050 Looking through the binoculars. 169 00:08:59,150 --> 00:09:00,969 What was he looking at? 170 00:09:01,069 --> 00:09:02,237 Is he dead? 171 00:09:03,780 --> 00:09:04,780 Not yet. 172 00:09:06,074 --> 00:09:07,659 What do you know. 173 00:09:09,077 --> 00:09:12,063 It's a purple heart, sure as little apples. 174 00:09:12,163 --> 00:09:13,982 How'd you like to have a purple heart, Jake? 175 00:09:14,082 --> 00:09:15,483 Depends on where I got the purple heart. 176 00:09:15,583 --> 00:09:16,609 In the legs, okay. 177 00:09:16,709 --> 00:09:18,945 In the guts, no. 178 00:09:19,045 --> 00:09:22,115 Purple heart means a nice quiet trip to Jersey City. 179 00:09:22,215 --> 00:09:24,701 I would like a nice quiet trip to Jersey City. 180 00:09:24,801 --> 00:09:27,137 I'd like a nice quiet trip anywhere. 181 00:09:27,971 --> 00:09:30,915 Haven't had a nice quiet trip since this war started. 182 00:09:31,015 --> 00:09:33,585 Jersey City would do fine. 183 00:09:33,685 --> 00:09:36,212 I should go back and see if I can do anything. 184 00:09:36,312 --> 00:09:37,312 Why don't you? 185 00:09:43,862 --> 00:09:45,638 Lieutenant's going to die, he's going to die. 186 00:09:45,738 --> 00:09:47,182 Nothing I can do about it. 187 00:09:47,282 --> 00:09:48,324 Nothing in the world. 188 00:09:49,659 --> 00:09:51,019 Blew a hole out the side of his head. 189 00:09:51,119 --> 00:09:52,729 In the head, no. 190 00:09:52,829 --> 00:09:54,522 I don't want a purple heart in the head. 191 00:09:54,622 --> 00:09:56,274 Joey Sims got a purple heart in the head. 192 00:09:56,374 --> 00:09:57,776 I'll bet he'll look better 193 00:09:57,876 --> 00:10:00,195 when they're through with him than you do now. 194 00:10:00,295 --> 00:10:02,697 I don't want a purple heart in the head. 195 00:10:02,797 --> 00:10:06,326 Is Sergeant Halverson in command now, Sergeant? 196 00:10:06,426 --> 00:10:07,452 He knows what to do. 197 00:10:07,552 --> 00:10:08,828 He always knows what to do. 198 00:10:08,928 --> 00:10:09,971 Shut up. 199 00:10:16,519 --> 00:10:18,671 What did the lieutenant do before he went in the Army? 200 00:10:18,771 --> 00:10:19,798 He was a businessman. 201 00:10:19,898 --> 00:10:21,299 He worked in an office. 202 00:10:21,399 --> 00:10:24,719 Well, I worked in an office, but I was no businessman. 203 00:10:24,819 --> 00:10:27,263 The whole Army's made up of businessmen. 204 00:10:27,363 --> 00:10:28,363 You kill me. 205 00:10:29,908 --> 00:10:31,976 He'll be a businessman in 1956 206 00:10:32,076 --> 00:10:34,120 while we're fighting the Battle of Tibet. 207 00:10:36,080 --> 00:10:37,540 I've got the facts down cold. 208 00:10:39,417 --> 00:10:40,777 Put him on a nice hospital ship 209 00:10:40,877 --> 00:10:42,237 and take him to a nice hospital 210 00:10:42,337 --> 00:10:43,863 and give him a couple of nice medals 211 00:10:43,963 --> 00:10:46,382 and take him home and give him his walking papers 212 00:10:47,383 --> 00:10:48,493 and he'll go back to business 213 00:10:48,593 --> 00:10:50,637 while we're fighting the Battle of Tibet. 214 00:10:52,889 --> 00:10:54,749 I've got the facts. 215 00:10:54,849 --> 00:10:55,892 Maybe he'll die. 216 00:10:56,976 --> 00:10:58,311 Nobody dies. 217 00:11:02,857 --> 00:11:03,983 Nobody dies. 218 00:11:05,693 --> 00:11:10,056 ♪ These are the men of the Texas division 219 00:11:10,156 --> 00:11:14,185 ♪ United States infantry 220 00:11:14,285 --> 00:11:17,397 ♪ They are moving into hell 221 00:11:17,497 --> 00:11:19,190 ♪ And high water 222 00:11:19,290 --> 00:11:23,903 ♪ Rivera and Friedman, Tyne and Porter 223 00:11:24,003 --> 00:11:28,533 ♪ A Texan from Jersey and one from Dakota 224 00:11:28,633 --> 00:11:33,580 ♪ A Texan from out near Duluth, Minnesota 225 00:11:33,680 --> 00:11:38,042 ♪ Kansas, Maine and Tennessee, Lord God 226 00:11:38,142 --> 00:11:42,714 ♪ They're all in the Texas Infantry 227 00:11:42,814 --> 00:11:47,802 ♪ They're all in the Texas infantry 228 00:11:47,902 --> 00:11:50,346 I've got to get word to the captain. 229 00:11:50,446 --> 00:11:52,307 As soon as we land, I've got to get word to him. 230 00:11:52,407 --> 00:11:53,558 Do you know what to do? 231 00:11:53,658 --> 00:11:54,434 Course I know what to do! 232 00:11:54,534 --> 00:11:55,534 We've been briefed. 233 00:11:57,620 --> 00:11:59,606 The farmhouse may be pretty hard to find. 234 00:11:59,706 --> 00:12:01,274 It's on the map. 235 00:12:01,374 --> 00:12:03,109 There's a road from the beach that leads right past. 236 00:12:03,209 --> 00:12:04,736 Six miles is a long way. 237 00:12:04,836 --> 00:12:06,696 What do they expect on the beach? 238 00:12:06,796 --> 00:12:08,448 A reception committee with a dozen taxis? 239 00:12:08,548 --> 00:12:09,548 That's the story. 240 00:12:10,717 --> 00:12:11,759 How's it coming, Mac? 241 00:12:12,760 --> 00:12:14,412 All right, I guess. 242 00:12:14,512 --> 00:12:16,681 We'd better get him to a doctor, though. 243 00:12:17,765 --> 00:12:19,447 He ain't going to be pretty any more. 244 00:12:20,601 --> 00:12:22,670 Might not be alive any more, either. 245 00:12:22,770 --> 00:12:24,272 - Bad, huh? - I guess so. 246 00:12:26,149 --> 00:12:27,567 Trying to talk all the time. 247 00:12:29,277 --> 00:12:30,277 Can't you hear him? 248 00:12:31,779 --> 00:12:33,264 I didn't hear anything. 249 00:12:33,364 --> 00:12:34,364 Ain't words. 250 00:12:35,533 --> 00:12:36,517 Just talk. 251 00:12:36,617 --> 00:12:38,061 Is he comfortable, Mac? 252 00:12:38,161 --> 00:12:40,913 He wouldn't know if he was comfortable or not. 253 00:12:42,749 --> 00:12:43,749 Tough ticket. 254 00:12:44,542 --> 00:12:45,542 He don't mind. 255 00:12:50,131 --> 00:12:51,131 Nearly time. 256 00:12:54,510 --> 00:12:56,287 Well Mac, you can pick us up later. 257 00:12:56,387 --> 00:12:57,247 When it gets lighter, 258 00:12:57,347 --> 00:12:58,581 you'll see a road running from the beach. 259 00:12:58,681 --> 00:12:59,807 We'll be on that road. 260 00:13:01,642 --> 00:13:02,642 Hoist tail! 261 00:13:04,354 --> 00:13:06,923 Hoist tail! 262 00:13:07,023 --> 00:13:08,023 Hoist tail! 263 00:13:09,776 --> 00:13:12,111 There'll be a honey of a show on that beach. 264 00:13:13,529 --> 00:13:14,529 A honey of a show. 265 00:13:15,531 --> 00:13:18,059 Take them up 100 yards from the beach and hit the dirt. 266 00:13:18,159 --> 00:13:21,120 I've got to get word to the captain, then I'll pick you up. 267 00:13:22,121 --> 00:13:23,815 Why don't you let me get word to the captain? 268 00:13:23,915 --> 00:13:26,609 Remember, 100 yards from the beach and hit the dirt. 269 00:13:26,709 --> 00:13:27,777 Doesn't matter where you are. 270 00:13:27,877 --> 00:13:29,070 Don't care if it's a pig pen. 271 00:13:29,170 --> 00:13:30,170 Okay, Hal. 272 00:13:32,423 --> 00:13:34,242 I was wrong, Eddie, they did give you the job. 273 00:13:34,342 --> 00:13:36,244 You know the lieutenant got wounded. 274 00:13:36,344 --> 00:13:38,371 As platoon sergeant, I'm in command. 275 00:13:38,471 --> 00:13:39,998 Each one of you knows what to do. 276 00:13:40,098 --> 00:13:42,083 Porter's going to take you up on the beach. 277 00:13:42,183 --> 00:13:44,127 Just go with him and do as he tells you. 278 00:13:44,227 --> 00:13:45,227 Understand? 279 00:13:46,062 --> 00:13:47,130 Cold water. 280 00:13:47,230 --> 00:13:49,257 Every time, it's cold water. 281 00:13:49,357 --> 00:13:50,717 I'll take you in a wheelchair. 282 00:13:50,817 --> 00:13:52,343 You and your purple heart. 283 00:13:52,443 --> 00:13:53,970 Get them up there, won't you? 284 00:13:54,070 --> 00:13:55,070 Sure thing, Hal. 285 00:14:33,234 --> 00:14:34,844 101, 102. 286 00:14:34,944 --> 00:14:36,512 Hope this beach isn't mined. 287 00:14:36,612 --> 00:14:37,347 109. 288 00:14:37,447 --> 00:14:38,806 - Hey, where's the fire? - 113. 289 00:14:38,906 --> 00:14:40,016 You think I want to get caught out on the beach? 290 00:14:40,116 --> 00:14:41,225 Anything could happen there. 291 00:14:41,325 --> 00:14:42,977 118, 119. 292 00:14:43,077 --> 00:14:44,437 120. 293 00:14:44,537 --> 00:14:45,605 We'll hold here! 294 00:14:45,705 --> 00:14:46,439 Spread out. 295 00:14:46,539 --> 00:14:48,066 - Hit the dirt. - Why here? 296 00:14:48,166 --> 00:14:48,900 100 yards. 297 00:14:49,000 --> 00:14:50,526 100 yards is 120 paces, 298 00:14:50,626 --> 00:14:52,545 I figured out back there on the barge. 299 00:14:55,298 --> 00:14:56,824 - All here. - Good. 300 00:14:56,924 --> 00:14:58,368 - Dig in! - What for? 301 00:14:58,468 --> 00:14:59,452 We'll be out of here in a couple of minutes. 302 00:14:59,552 --> 00:15:00,828 I'm taking no chances. 303 00:15:00,928 --> 00:15:01,928 Dig! 304 00:15:03,764 --> 00:15:05,375 Well, I just conquered Italy. 305 00:15:05,475 --> 00:15:06,209 You can have it. 306 00:15:06,309 --> 00:15:07,251 You can have the whole country. 307 00:15:07,351 --> 00:15:08,252 I don't want any part of it. 308 00:15:08,352 --> 00:15:09,754 I ain't going to give you any part of it. 309 00:15:09,854 --> 00:15:11,798 I found the loving place and it's mine. 310 00:15:11,898 --> 00:15:12,632 It's yours, cold. 311 00:15:12,732 --> 00:15:13,800 It can't be cold. 312 00:15:13,900 --> 00:15:14,717 It's sunny Italy. 313 00:15:14,817 --> 00:15:16,052 You read the wrong book. 314 00:15:16,152 --> 00:15:17,303 I read the soldiers' handbook 315 00:15:17,403 --> 00:15:18,846 that said this was sunny Italy. 316 00:15:18,946 --> 00:15:20,306 You calling the soldiers' handbook a liar? 317 00:15:20,406 --> 00:15:21,140 What page? 318 00:15:21,240 --> 00:15:22,517 I forget the loving page. 319 00:15:22,617 --> 00:15:24,185 You always forget the loving page. 320 00:15:24,285 --> 00:15:25,728 I wouldn't trust you with a popgun. 321 00:15:25,828 --> 00:15:27,146 You've got to trust me with a popgun. 322 00:15:27,246 --> 00:15:29,373 I'm a machine gunner with a machine gun. 323 00:15:33,294 --> 00:15:34,153 Things on that beach 324 00:15:34,253 --> 00:15:36,797 suddenly went dead quiet. 325 00:15:38,424 --> 00:15:40,034 The silence was bad. 326 00:15:40,134 --> 00:15:41,134 Very bad. 327 00:15:42,303 --> 00:15:44,430 Was the enemy 50 miles away? 328 00:15:45,765 --> 00:15:48,601 Was he just behind the beach head, waiting? 329 00:15:51,020 --> 00:15:52,855 If a machine gun would only start up, 330 00:15:53,940 --> 00:15:55,358 a man would know what to do. 331 00:15:56,859 --> 00:15:58,611 But a man can't fight a vacuum. 332 00:16:01,489 --> 00:16:03,307 How long do you think Halverson will take? 333 00:16:03,407 --> 00:16:04,517 Shouldn't be much longer. 334 00:16:04,617 --> 00:16:05,726 How do you know? 335 00:16:05,826 --> 00:16:06,561 I know everything. 336 00:16:06,661 --> 00:16:08,563 What do you think they gave me the Soldier's Medal for? 337 00:16:08,663 --> 00:16:11,524 For pulling a nurse out of a swimming pool in Savannah. 338 00:16:11,624 --> 00:16:12,692 I didn't think you knew. 339 00:16:12,792 --> 00:16:13,901 I know everything. 340 00:16:14,001 --> 00:16:15,736 Who held up the platoon for 20 minutes in Sicily 341 00:16:15,836 --> 00:16:17,363 while he stuck his snout in a barrel of wine? 342 00:16:17,463 --> 00:16:20,007 I'd do it again if I knew where there was a barrel. 343 00:16:21,217 --> 00:16:23,219 Do you know where there's a barrel? 344 00:16:25,471 --> 00:16:26,806 There it goes. 345 00:16:29,308 --> 00:16:31,519 Well, we know where we are now, all right. 346 00:16:32,520 --> 00:16:34,172 Bet they get her in 10 minutes. 347 00:16:34,272 --> 00:16:35,798 When they do, the war will be over. 348 00:16:35,898 --> 00:16:37,633 All we'll have to do is sit here on the beach 349 00:16:37,733 --> 00:16:39,385 and watch the rest of it being fought out. 350 00:16:39,485 --> 00:16:41,445 What are you batting your gums about? 351 00:16:44,407 --> 00:16:45,407 It's cold. 352 00:16:47,868 --> 00:16:49,495 A profound comment. 353 00:16:50,538 --> 00:16:52,607 It's always cold at dawn. 354 00:16:52,707 --> 00:16:55,109 Even if I'm up all night with a girl, or playing cards, 355 00:16:55,209 --> 00:16:58,404 or getting plastered, dawn comes around I begin to shiver. 356 00:16:58,504 --> 00:17:00,781 My feet grow icy, my teeth chatter. 357 00:17:00,881 --> 00:17:01,908 Me, I'm hot. 358 00:17:02,008 --> 00:17:03,008 You kill me. 359 00:17:03,926 --> 00:17:05,620 Nothing can warm me. 360 00:17:05,720 --> 00:17:07,497 Fire wouldn't be bad. 361 00:17:07,597 --> 00:17:09,557 No, even a fire wouldn't do any good. 362 00:17:11,309 --> 00:17:12,351 Profound comment. 363 00:17:13,811 --> 00:17:16,047 Nine and one half minutes to get the gun? 364 00:17:16,147 --> 00:17:17,924 Why should it take Halverson so long? 365 00:17:18,024 --> 00:17:18,758 He'll show. 366 00:17:18,858 --> 00:17:21,219 There was no need for the lieutenant to get hurt. 367 00:17:21,319 --> 00:17:22,053 No need at all. 368 00:17:22,153 --> 00:17:23,362 He got it, anyway. 369 00:17:24,780 --> 00:17:25,515 What are you going to do 370 00:17:25,615 --> 00:17:27,808 if Halverson doesn't come back, Porter? 371 00:17:27,908 --> 00:17:29,310 How do I know? 372 00:17:29,410 --> 00:17:31,312 They'll be sending the planes over soon. 373 00:17:31,412 --> 00:17:32,939 The planes come over, we'll take a powder. 374 00:17:33,039 --> 00:17:34,357 Halverson can- 375 00:17:34,457 --> 00:17:35,666 Take a powder where? 376 00:17:37,168 --> 00:17:38,669 Try and find that farmhouse. 377 00:17:43,758 --> 00:17:45,785 The sun will be up soon. 378 00:17:45,885 --> 00:17:47,286 Even at nine o'clock in the morning, 379 00:17:47,386 --> 00:17:48,638 in the sun, I'd still be. 380 00:17:50,014 --> 00:17:50,831 Why? 381 00:17:50,931 --> 00:17:51,958 Don't ask me why. 382 00:17:52,058 --> 00:17:53,543 That's the way it is. 383 00:17:53,643 --> 00:17:54,710 You guys kill me. 384 00:17:54,810 --> 00:17:56,212 You kill me. 385 00:17:56,312 --> 00:18:00,174 Sergeant, I want a discharge. 386 00:18:00,274 --> 00:18:01,634 I'm all fought out. 387 00:18:01,734 --> 00:18:04,136 In the last war, they sent a guy to France. 388 00:18:04,236 --> 00:18:05,221 It's all there was to it. 389 00:18:05,321 --> 00:18:07,598 They just sent him to France, then he went home. 390 00:18:07,698 --> 00:18:08,432 Simple. 391 00:18:08,532 --> 00:18:09,532 Real simple. 392 00:18:10,576 --> 00:18:11,435 But what do they do this time? 393 00:18:11,535 --> 00:18:12,520 Do they send you to France? 394 00:18:12,620 --> 00:18:14,230 No, they do not send you to France, 395 00:18:14,330 --> 00:18:15,356 they send you to Tunisia, 396 00:18:15,456 --> 00:18:16,524 then they send you to Sicily, 397 00:18:16,624 --> 00:18:18,276 then they send you to Italy. 398 00:18:18,376 --> 00:18:20,503 Who knows where they'll send you after that. 399 00:18:21,504 --> 00:18:24,115 Maybe we'll be in France next year, 400 00:18:24,215 --> 00:18:26,325 around Christmas time, maybe. 401 00:18:26,425 --> 00:18:27,827 Then we'll work our way east. 402 00:18:27,927 --> 00:18:30,179 Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey. 403 00:18:31,389 --> 00:18:33,432 No, not Turkey. 404 00:18:34,350 --> 00:18:35,668 All I know is in 1958, 405 00:18:35,768 --> 00:18:37,670 we're gonna fight the Battle of Tibet. 406 00:18:37,770 --> 00:18:38,671 I got the facts. 407 00:18:38,771 --> 00:18:39,505 Kill that! 408 00:18:39,605 --> 00:18:41,090 So I want a discharge. 409 00:18:41,190 --> 00:18:42,608 A honorable discharge. 410 00:18:43,943 --> 00:18:44,969 I've done my share. 411 00:18:45,069 --> 00:18:46,762 The next guy can pick up where I left off. 412 00:18:46,862 --> 00:18:48,222 You tell 'em, Jack. 413 00:18:48,322 --> 00:18:49,322 I hear planes. 414 00:18:53,619 --> 00:18:54,353 I guess I was wrong. 415 00:18:54,453 --> 00:18:55,605 I thought I heard them. 416 00:18:55,705 --> 00:18:57,565 They'd probably be ours, anyway. 417 00:18:57,665 --> 00:18:58,774 They'd better be. 418 00:18:58,874 --> 00:19:01,127 We've got enough guys in the Air Force. 419 00:19:04,964 --> 00:19:06,657 There goes Jerry's gun. 420 00:19:06,757 --> 00:19:07,491 Told you. 421 00:19:07,591 --> 00:19:08,868 Eight minutes. 422 00:19:08,968 --> 00:19:10,745 It should have been you, Rivera. 423 00:19:10,845 --> 00:19:12,830 Always, it should have been you. 424 00:19:12,930 --> 00:19:14,790 It always is me. 425 00:19:14,890 --> 00:19:18,102 Archimbeau, go take a look down there. 426 00:19:21,856 --> 00:19:23,215 Every dirty job in the army is my personal property. 427 00:19:23,315 --> 00:19:25,092 Nobody's going to shoot you. 428 00:19:25,192 --> 00:19:26,218 Go on your gut. 429 00:19:26,318 --> 00:19:27,053 Why the gut then? 430 00:19:27,153 --> 00:19:28,362 Because I said the gut. 431 00:19:29,238 --> 00:19:30,238 You kill me. 432 00:19:36,996 --> 00:19:39,315 - Butt me. - Last pack. 433 00:19:39,415 --> 00:19:41,150 Get your filthy hands off it. 434 00:19:41,250 --> 00:19:42,293 Ask and I'll give. 435 00:19:43,294 --> 00:19:44,670 You call that claw clean? 436 00:19:46,172 --> 00:19:47,548 My own dirt I can eat. 437 00:19:51,385 --> 00:19:52,385 Match. 438 00:20:02,605 --> 00:20:03,856 They are kind of dirty. 439 00:20:06,317 --> 00:20:07,927 A man's hands never seem to get clean, 440 00:20:08,027 --> 00:20:09,612 even if you don't touch nothing. 441 00:20:10,863 --> 00:20:11,989 Just stay dirty. 442 00:20:12,865 --> 00:20:15,351 It's sort of a special kind of dirt. 443 00:20:15,451 --> 00:20:16,451 G.I. dirt. 444 00:20:17,912 --> 00:20:19,021 Bet one of them criminologists 445 00:20:19,121 --> 00:20:21,774 could take a sample out of a guy's fingernail, 446 00:20:21,874 --> 00:20:25,544 put it under his microscope and say, "That's G.I. dirt." 447 00:20:26,879 --> 00:20:28,197 The dirt's always the same color, 448 00:20:28,297 --> 00:20:30,382 no matter what country you're fighting in. 449 00:20:31,258 --> 00:20:32,551 Funny thing, I wonder why. 450 00:20:34,845 --> 00:20:35,913 Say! 451 00:20:36,013 --> 00:20:38,390 Never saw that fella till he moved! 452 00:20:40,059 --> 00:20:41,059 Camouflage. 453 00:20:42,561 --> 00:20:45,297 See, I bet that's what G.I. dirt is. 454 00:20:45,397 --> 00:20:46,398 Camouflage. 455 00:20:47,650 --> 00:20:49,819 Think I'll write Frances a letter about that. 456 00:20:50,945 --> 00:20:52,304 Dear Frances- 457 00:20:52,404 --> 00:20:54,240 I can't see the beach or the water. 458 00:20:55,533 --> 00:20:56,392 It's all stopped. 459 00:20:56,492 --> 00:20:59,103 No shouting, no firing, no sound of motors. 460 00:20:59,203 --> 00:21:00,771 The war is over. 461 00:21:00,871 --> 00:21:02,148 Smells like rain. 462 00:21:02,248 --> 00:21:03,566 See if you can smell me a plane. 463 00:21:03,666 --> 00:21:05,568 A little while ago, the place was crawling with troops 464 00:21:05,668 --> 00:21:07,528 and now, for all we know, we might be here alone. 465 00:21:07,628 --> 00:21:09,171 The planes will be coming soon. 466 00:21:10,256 --> 00:21:11,507 They always come soon. 467 00:21:13,425 --> 00:21:14,927 If we were in those woods... 468 00:21:16,011 --> 00:21:16,746 Halverson said he was- 469 00:21:16,846 --> 00:21:17,955 Yeah, I know. 470 00:21:18,055 --> 00:21:18,789 Halverson said. 471 00:21:18,889 --> 00:21:20,249 I never saw anything like it, 472 00:21:20,349 --> 00:21:22,042 I never saw anything like it in my life. 473 00:21:22,142 --> 00:21:23,127 Everybody's gone away. 474 00:21:23,227 --> 00:21:23,961 They forgot us. 475 00:21:24,061 --> 00:21:25,963 They don't want us in the war. 476 00:21:26,063 --> 00:21:28,899 Halverson must be playing black jack down in the barges. 477 00:21:32,069 --> 00:21:33,069 A butt. 478 00:21:33,904 --> 00:21:35,431 What happened to the one I just gave you? 479 00:21:35,531 --> 00:21:36,265 I sent it home. 480 00:21:36,365 --> 00:21:38,434 They're cutting down on the butts at home. 481 00:21:38,534 --> 00:21:39,534 A butt. 482 00:21:42,246 --> 00:21:43,246 A match. 483 00:21:44,456 --> 00:21:45,456 Thanks. 484 00:21:46,166 --> 00:21:47,251 Pays to have friends. 485 00:21:55,759 --> 00:21:56,702 What's the dope? 486 00:21:56,802 --> 00:21:57,787 No dice. 487 00:21:57,887 --> 00:21:59,872 I didn't see Halverson anywhere. 488 00:21:59,972 --> 00:22:00,998 They're bringing down the wounded now. 489 00:22:01,098 --> 00:22:01,999 From where? 490 00:22:02,099 --> 00:22:03,292 I was talking to a couple of guys down there. 491 00:22:03,392 --> 00:22:05,503 They ran into some trouble with that machine gun. 492 00:22:05,603 --> 00:22:06,337 How about Halverson? 493 00:22:06,437 --> 00:22:08,772 I told you, I don't know anything about Halverson. 494 00:22:11,066 --> 00:22:11,801 I saw Mac though. 495 00:22:11,901 --> 00:22:14,053 He said the lieutenant's dying. 496 00:22:14,153 --> 00:22:15,304 Mac says if the lieutenant dies, 497 00:22:15,404 --> 00:22:16,864 he'll go and look for Halverson. 498 00:22:18,365 --> 00:22:19,350 The ocean's full of stuff now. 499 00:22:19,450 --> 00:22:20,935 I guess they're bringing in the rolling stock, 500 00:22:21,035 --> 00:22:22,728 the heavy stuff they're bringing in. 501 00:22:22,828 --> 00:22:23,979 The place is crawling. 502 00:22:24,079 --> 00:22:24,980 How does the beach look? 503 00:22:25,080 --> 00:22:25,815 Empty. 504 00:22:25,915 --> 00:22:26,732 Where was the machine gun? 505 00:22:26,832 --> 00:22:27,608 They didn't tell me. 506 00:22:27,708 --> 00:22:28,526 Over there, somewhere. 507 00:22:28,626 --> 00:22:29,360 Who didn't tell you? 508 00:22:29,460 --> 00:22:30,460 The two guys. 509 00:22:40,262 --> 00:22:41,347 Hit the dirt! 510 00:23:21,971 --> 00:23:23,038 Seems like this war 511 00:23:23,138 --> 00:23:25,332 is nothing but waiting. 512 00:23:25,432 --> 00:23:26,625 Waiting for your chow, 513 00:23:26,725 --> 00:23:28,627 waiting for your pay, 514 00:23:28,727 --> 00:23:32,756 waiting for a letter from home. 515 00:23:32,856 --> 00:23:37,861 ♪ It's a long, long time a man spends a-waiting 516 00:23:40,197 --> 00:23:45,202 ♪ Waiting around in a war 517 00:23:46,620 --> 00:23:51,625 ♪ I think of a girl I've never seen 518 00:23:53,585 --> 00:23:58,549 ♪ Her hair is black and her eyes are green 519 00:24:02,720 --> 00:24:06,974 ♪ Her name is Helen or maybe Irene 520 00:24:13,105 --> 00:24:17,359 ♪ It's a long, long time a-waitin' 521 00:24:25,034 --> 00:24:30,039 ♪ I think of all the things I haven't done 522 00:24:31,832 --> 00:24:36,837 ♪ All of the women I haven't won 523 00:24:39,256 --> 00:24:44,261 ♪ It seems like my life ain't really begun 524 00:24:48,974 --> 00:24:53,228 ♪ It's a long, long time a-waitin' 525 00:25:08,160 --> 00:25:08,894 If they think I'm going 526 00:25:08,994 --> 00:25:11,176 to spend the rest of my life here, they're crazy. 527 00:25:12,289 --> 00:25:13,816 Take the subway home. 528 00:25:13,916 --> 00:25:15,109 Here's a nickel. 529 00:25:15,209 --> 00:25:16,318 It's the only nickel I got. 530 00:25:16,418 --> 00:25:17,987 My last tie with the States. 531 00:25:18,087 --> 00:25:19,571 Take it, it's yours. 532 00:25:19,671 --> 00:25:20,948 It's worth it to get rid of you. 533 00:25:21,048 --> 00:25:21,949 Take a tank. 534 00:25:22,049 --> 00:25:23,158 Or a franc. 535 00:25:23,258 --> 00:25:26,412 Tank, Franc, a poet, a Shakespeare. 536 00:25:26,512 --> 00:25:27,871 The Bard of Avenue Eight. 537 00:25:27,971 --> 00:25:29,248 The card of Avenue Eight. 538 00:25:29,348 --> 00:25:30,557 You guys kill me. 539 00:25:32,226 --> 00:25:33,836 He's worked to death. 540 00:25:33,936 --> 00:25:36,422 He's got those open period blues. 541 00:25:36,522 --> 00:25:37,881 He had to crawl down to Jones beach. 542 00:25:37,981 --> 00:25:39,425 A little recon and he's worked to death! 543 00:25:39,525 --> 00:25:41,635 He wouldn't have kicked if it had been Coney Island. 544 00:25:41,735 --> 00:25:43,637 Crawl it yourself. 545 00:25:43,737 --> 00:25:44,596 When I'm out of the Army 546 00:25:44,696 --> 00:25:47,099 and you're sweating it out off in Tibet, 547 00:25:47,199 --> 00:25:49,743 you'll be laughing out the other side of your face. 548 00:25:52,037 --> 00:25:53,105 Hey, Sergeant. 549 00:25:53,205 --> 00:25:54,690 How long are we going to stay here? 550 00:25:54,790 --> 00:25:56,025 My tail's cold. 551 00:25:56,125 --> 00:25:58,193 We'll stay here till it freezes to the ground. 552 00:25:58,293 --> 00:26:00,070 There's a lot there to spare. 553 00:26:00,170 --> 00:26:02,114 Any ideas where to go, Trasker? 554 00:26:02,214 --> 00:26:03,615 Yeah, Pike's Peak. 555 00:26:03,715 --> 00:26:05,701 If I was there, I'd run up backwards. 556 00:26:05,801 --> 00:26:08,287 I'd go on my hands, pushing a peanut with my nose 557 00:26:08,387 --> 00:26:09,747 then I'd take a train. 558 00:26:09,847 --> 00:26:11,749 Railroads are jammed these days. 559 00:26:11,849 --> 00:26:13,959 Oh, for Pete's sake. 560 00:26:14,059 --> 00:26:16,253 Come on over here with me, Bill. 561 00:26:16,353 --> 00:26:17,353 You too, Hoskins. 562 00:26:22,526 --> 00:26:24,219 Look, something's wrong. 563 00:26:24,319 --> 00:26:25,637 I know something's wrong. 564 00:26:25,737 --> 00:26:27,431 Halverson should have been back by this time. 565 00:26:27,531 --> 00:26:28,265 Am I right? 566 00:26:28,365 --> 00:26:30,100 - Sounds right. - There's no sense in it. 567 00:26:30,200 --> 00:26:31,810 No sense in it at all. 568 00:26:31,910 --> 00:26:32,728 We hang around here any longer, 569 00:26:32,828 --> 00:26:34,271 we'll screw up the whole works. 570 00:26:34,371 --> 00:26:35,481 Planes'll be over soon. 571 00:26:35,581 --> 00:26:37,191 Sure as little apples, they will. 572 00:26:37,291 --> 00:26:38,275 Sure as little apples they'll be sending 573 00:26:38,375 --> 00:26:39,485 a few tanks along here pretty soon 574 00:26:39,585 --> 00:26:41,278 while we're still up in the air. 575 00:26:41,378 --> 00:26:42,821 My idea is we ought to leave somebody here 576 00:26:42,921 --> 00:26:44,114 in case Halverson shows up 577 00:26:44,214 --> 00:26:46,033 and go ahead ourselves while he's waiting. 578 00:26:46,133 --> 00:26:47,659 Six miles is a long way. 579 00:26:47,759 --> 00:26:49,386 A long and weary way. 580 00:26:52,306 --> 00:26:54,083 - What do you think? - It's up to you, Eddie. 581 00:26:54,183 --> 00:26:55,876 You know what you're doing. 582 00:26:55,976 --> 00:26:57,127 I've got to know. 583 00:26:57,227 --> 00:26:58,378 Do it, then. 584 00:26:58,478 --> 00:26:59,213 I've got something up- 585 00:26:59,313 --> 00:27:00,313 Listen! 586 00:27:05,235 --> 00:27:06,053 Planes. 587 00:27:06,153 --> 00:27:07,137 Do you hear anything? 588 00:27:07,237 --> 00:27:07,971 Guns. 589 00:27:08,071 --> 00:27:09,223 Hey, Sergeant, it's guns. 590 00:27:09,323 --> 00:27:10,557 Where are they coming from? 591 00:27:10,657 --> 00:27:11,391 Coming from out to sea, aren't they? 592 00:27:11,491 --> 00:27:12,267 - I think so. - Ack-acks. 593 00:27:12,367 --> 00:27:13,869 - You sure? - Probable sure. 594 00:27:15,454 --> 00:27:16,438 That's it, then. 595 00:27:16,538 --> 00:27:18,232 Must be a ship shooting a plane. 596 00:27:18,332 --> 00:27:19,775 That's the way it is. 597 00:27:19,875 --> 00:27:22,069 Sure as little apples, the way it is. 598 00:27:22,169 --> 00:27:22,903 All right. 599 00:27:23,003 --> 00:27:23,737 Off and on. 600 00:27:23,837 --> 00:27:24,655 Here we go, Jake. 601 00:27:24,755 --> 00:27:26,156 Going over in the woods. 602 00:27:26,256 --> 00:27:27,491 Squad columns! 603 00:27:27,591 --> 00:27:28,325 Hop to it. 604 00:27:28,425 --> 00:27:29,426 Hoist tail! 605 00:27:31,094 --> 00:27:33,080 How do we know those aren't our planes? 606 00:27:33,180 --> 00:27:36,041 Because the ships are ours, dope. 607 00:27:36,141 --> 00:27:38,919 We've got the only ships in the water. 608 00:27:39,019 --> 00:27:41,104 Boy, I wouldn't be a sailor for nothing. 609 00:27:43,482 --> 00:27:44,466 Who's gonna stay here, Eddie? 610 00:27:44,566 --> 00:27:46,176 - Stay here for what? - Halverson. 611 00:27:46,276 --> 00:27:48,053 - I don't know. - I'll stay. 612 00:27:48,153 --> 00:27:50,055 Okay, Bill, you stay here. 613 00:27:50,155 --> 00:27:50,889 Hoist tail! 614 00:27:50,989 --> 00:27:51,723 Get moving! 615 00:27:51,823 --> 00:27:53,100 We haven't got all day! 616 00:27:53,200 --> 00:27:54,226 Get those squads moving. 617 00:27:54,326 --> 00:27:55,811 Spread them out. 618 00:27:55,911 --> 00:27:57,646 We'll be over in the woods, Bill. 619 00:27:57,746 --> 00:27:59,189 Leave me your glasses, will you? 620 00:27:59,289 --> 00:28:00,289 Okay. 621 00:28:14,137 --> 00:28:14,872 Come on! 622 00:28:14,972 --> 00:28:15,972 Shake it, shake it! 623 00:28:38,370 --> 00:28:39,813 The way you come walking over that ridge, 624 00:28:39,913 --> 00:28:42,399 like you were back in Missouri looking for daisies. 625 00:28:42,499 --> 00:28:43,984 Nothing to worry about. 626 00:28:44,084 --> 00:28:46,612 I looked the situation over very carefully. 627 00:28:46,712 --> 00:28:48,655 Made up my mind there was no danger, 628 00:28:48,755 --> 00:28:50,882 so I walked instead of crawled. 629 00:28:52,384 --> 00:28:54,344 Picked this up for self protection. 630 00:28:56,722 --> 00:28:57,706 Where is everybody? 631 00:28:57,806 --> 00:28:58,749 Gone into the woods. 632 00:28:58,849 --> 00:29:00,709 Afraid planes were headed this way. 633 00:29:00,809 --> 00:29:01,543 Yeah. 634 00:29:01,643 --> 00:29:02,643 I heard the echo. 635 00:29:09,443 --> 00:29:10,485 Lieutenant's dead. 636 00:29:12,279 --> 00:29:13,388 It's too bad. 637 00:29:13,488 --> 00:29:14,488 Yeah. 638 00:29:15,449 --> 00:29:16,616 Halverson's dead, too. 639 00:29:17,576 --> 00:29:18,727 Deader than a doornail. 640 00:29:18,827 --> 00:29:19,827 Are you sure? 641 00:29:20,954 --> 00:29:22,648 A guy in A Company told me. 642 00:29:22,748 --> 00:29:24,942 Machine gun got him coming out of the water. 643 00:29:25,042 --> 00:29:27,152 Stitched him right across the middle. 644 00:29:27,252 --> 00:29:28,754 That leaves it up to Porter. 645 00:29:29,921 --> 00:29:31,990 Four ways from the jack. 646 00:29:32,090 --> 00:29:33,242 What? 647 00:29:33,342 --> 00:29:34,076 Nothing. 648 00:29:34,176 --> 00:29:35,202 What's going on down there? 649 00:29:35,302 --> 00:29:37,621 Well, do you mind if I smoke? 650 00:29:37,721 --> 00:29:39,164 Is it okay? 651 00:29:39,264 --> 00:29:41,750 Well, they're bringing in the big stuff now. 652 00:29:41,850 --> 00:29:44,670 And coastguards, everywhere you look, coastguards. 653 00:29:44,770 --> 00:29:47,272 Gee, I'm glad I'm not down on that beach any more. 654 00:29:48,982 --> 00:29:51,426 The place is sure going to get strafed. 655 00:29:51,526 --> 00:29:52,719 It sure is. 656 00:29:52,819 --> 00:29:54,137 We'd better be getting over to the woods. 657 00:29:54,237 --> 00:29:56,323 The planes will be here in a minute. 658 00:30:02,662 --> 00:30:03,855 Noisy. 659 00:30:03,955 --> 00:30:04,956 Put out that butt. 660 00:30:08,585 --> 00:30:10,962 You know the lieutenant never moved his hands? 661 00:30:12,422 --> 00:30:13,799 Good devil never even moved. 662 00:30:22,682 --> 00:30:24,543 Dropping sticks on our transport. 663 00:30:24,643 --> 00:30:26,689 From the sound of the explosions, they missed. 664 00:30:38,782 --> 00:30:40,392 That was no miss. 665 00:30:40,492 --> 00:30:41,492 No miss at all. 666 00:30:43,286 --> 00:30:44,746 We'd better sit tight here. 667 00:30:45,997 --> 00:30:47,941 There may be a few fighters around somewhere. 668 00:30:48,041 --> 00:30:50,444 Don't want any fighters to catch me in an open field. 669 00:30:50,544 --> 00:30:51,278 I don't want any fighters 670 00:30:51,378 --> 00:30:53,015 to catch me in an open field either. 671 00:30:56,341 --> 00:30:58,114 Wonder what's happening down there now. 672 00:31:00,929 --> 00:31:02,080 Plenty. 673 00:31:02,180 --> 00:31:03,348 Plenty of plenty. 674 00:31:05,767 --> 00:31:08,061 Must be a honey of a show on that beach. 675 00:31:09,771 --> 00:31:12,482 Wonder what it will be like when we hit France, Mac. 676 00:31:13,400 --> 00:31:14,134 I don't know. 677 00:31:14,234 --> 00:31:14,968 I've never seen France. 678 00:31:15,068 --> 00:31:18,613 Bet it's just a long concrete wall with a gun every yard. 679 00:31:20,615 --> 00:31:23,226 What's happening down there's worth seeing, too. 680 00:31:23,326 --> 00:31:25,745 Bet they'll set the water afire with oil, too. 681 00:31:26,663 --> 00:31:27,689 Boy, when that day comes, 682 00:31:27,789 --> 00:31:30,776 I want to be somewhere else, far, far away. 683 00:31:30,876 --> 00:31:33,570 This is bad enough. 684 00:31:33,670 --> 00:31:35,405 This ain't so bad. 685 00:31:35,505 --> 00:31:36,948 At least you know where everything is. 686 00:31:37,048 --> 00:31:40,660 You're here and the bombs are out there. 687 00:31:40,760 --> 00:31:41,760 Simple. 688 00:31:42,929 --> 00:31:43,789 You're where you are 689 00:31:43,889 --> 00:31:47,309 and the guys being killed are where they are. 690 00:31:48,852 --> 00:31:50,420 It's simple. 691 00:31:50,520 --> 00:31:51,254 Yeah, I guess you're right. 692 00:31:51,354 --> 00:31:52,631 We've got a grandstand seat. 693 00:31:52,731 --> 00:31:53,465 Yeah. 694 00:31:53,565 --> 00:31:54,674 Only trouble is you can't see nothing. 695 00:31:54,774 --> 00:31:55,592 That's the whole trouble with the war, 696 00:31:55,692 --> 00:31:57,552 you never get to see nothing. 697 00:31:57,652 --> 00:31:59,404 You fight them by ear. 698 00:32:00,322 --> 00:32:01,865 Got to guess what's going on. 699 00:32:03,742 --> 00:32:05,869 Got to guess unless you see. 700 00:32:07,329 --> 00:32:08,063 Sarge, can I go take a look? 701 00:32:08,163 --> 00:32:09,940 You stay where you are. 702 00:32:10,040 --> 00:32:12,167 I want you here. 703 00:32:24,387 --> 00:32:25,387 Good thing, dirt. 704 00:32:33,813 --> 00:32:35,424 I see the planes, Mac. 705 00:32:35,524 --> 00:32:37,092 Six of them. 706 00:32:37,192 --> 00:32:38,510 Is that all? 707 00:32:38,610 --> 00:32:40,178 It's not many, is it? 708 00:32:40,278 --> 00:32:41,388 Gee, you'd think they'd have a couple 709 00:32:41,488 --> 00:32:42,822 of hundred around up there. 710 00:32:44,199 --> 00:32:45,350 Just goes to show you- 711 00:32:45,450 --> 00:32:48,353 Just goes to show you what? 712 00:32:48,453 --> 00:32:49,729 Just goes to show you. 713 00:32:49,829 --> 00:32:50,564 Funny. 714 00:32:50,664 --> 00:32:51,846 Maybe there's more coming. 715 00:32:55,627 --> 00:32:56,653 No. 716 00:32:56,753 --> 00:32:57,753 Just six of them. 717 00:32:58,672 --> 00:32:59,823 I tell you what, Sarge, I got an idea, 718 00:32:59,923 --> 00:33:01,533 what say I take the glasses and go over the ridge 719 00:33:01,633 --> 00:33:02,909 and take a look at the water? 720 00:33:03,009 --> 00:33:04,411 We ought to know what's happening, haven't we? 721 00:33:04,511 --> 00:33:05,787 We ought to know what's going on. 722 00:33:05,887 --> 00:33:07,330 We know what's going on, Mac. 723 00:33:07,430 --> 00:33:08,707 There's no point in it. 724 00:33:08,807 --> 00:33:10,016 No point in guessing. 725 00:33:12,227 --> 00:33:14,588 We got to be getting along to the platoon. 726 00:33:14,688 --> 00:33:16,590 Sarge, you wouldn't go through an open field 727 00:33:16,690 --> 00:33:18,967 with them planes up there, would you? 728 00:33:19,067 --> 00:33:20,719 I wouldn't do that. 729 00:33:20,819 --> 00:33:22,279 No, I wouldn't, either. 730 00:33:25,448 --> 00:33:27,392 They're out of range now. 731 00:33:27,492 --> 00:33:29,077 Probably gone after bigger game. 732 00:33:30,912 --> 00:33:32,731 Suppose I took the glasses and went over the ridge? 733 00:33:32,831 --> 00:33:34,191 Maybe there's a new landing coming off. 734 00:33:34,291 --> 00:33:35,775 We'd want to know if there was. 735 00:33:35,875 --> 00:33:37,002 It stands to reason. 736 00:33:38,295 --> 00:33:39,863 Go and take a look, Mac. 737 00:33:39,963 --> 00:33:41,072 Go and take a look. 738 00:33:41,172 --> 00:33:42,908 It's just for the record. 739 00:33:43,008 --> 00:33:44,342 Get it off your mind. 740 00:33:45,468 --> 00:33:46,203 I think it's a good idea. 741 00:33:46,303 --> 00:33:47,037 Don't hang around, though. 742 00:33:47,137 --> 00:33:48,663 Those bombers may be back. 743 00:33:48,763 --> 00:33:50,599 Here, take a good look. 744 00:34:11,953 --> 00:34:13,897 What is it, what is it? 745 00:34:13,997 --> 00:34:15,749 What do you mean? 746 00:34:44,277 --> 00:34:46,721 Come back, McWilliams! 747 00:34:46,821 --> 00:34:49,140 In a minute, Sarge! 748 00:34:49,240 --> 00:34:50,825 Hurry Mac, hurry! 749 00:34:52,869 --> 00:34:53,869 Come back! 750 00:35:52,721 --> 00:35:54,806 The leg, the right leg. 751 00:35:57,392 --> 00:35:59,127 It's Trasker. 752 00:35:59,227 --> 00:36:01,004 In the middle of a word. 753 00:36:01,104 --> 00:36:04,441 He was just saying when it got him right in the mouth. 754 00:36:05,442 --> 00:36:07,444 In the middle of a word. 755 00:36:52,989 --> 00:36:54,491 Gee, I'm scared. 756 00:37:16,513 --> 00:37:20,709 ♪ This is the story of one little job 757 00:37:20,809 --> 00:37:25,213 ♪ One day from dawn until noon 758 00:37:25,313 --> 00:37:29,592 ♪ Just one battle more in a long, long war 759 00:37:29,692 --> 00:37:33,805 ♪ And the men of a single platoon 760 00:37:33,905 --> 00:37:38,768 ♪ It was 53 men started out that day 761 00:37:38,868 --> 00:37:42,981 ♪ Along the Italian shore 762 00:37:43,081 --> 00:37:47,819 ♪ And some of those were mighty good Joes 763 00:37:47,919 --> 00:37:52,198 ♪ Who'll never see the sun rise any more, poor boys 764 00:37:52,298 --> 00:37:57,136 ♪ They'll never see the sun rise any more 765 00:37:58,680 --> 00:38:00,582 Don't you want to live here? 766 00:38:00,682 --> 00:38:01,499 I didn't say I wanted to live here. 767 00:38:01,599 --> 00:38:03,710 It's a nice country, full of opportunity. 768 00:38:03,810 --> 00:38:05,253 Just look around you. 769 00:38:05,353 --> 00:38:07,213 Opportunity, that's the big thing. 770 00:38:07,313 --> 00:38:09,466 This country is full of opportunity. 771 00:38:09,566 --> 00:38:11,468 - You can have it. - Is that a way to talk 772 00:38:11,568 --> 00:38:13,136 about a country where you're a guest? 773 00:38:13,236 --> 00:38:14,804 They'll kick you out. 774 00:38:14,904 --> 00:38:16,389 No, they won't. 775 00:38:16,489 --> 00:38:18,391 Do you know who you're fighting? 776 00:38:18,491 --> 00:38:19,534 They never told me. 777 00:38:20,827 --> 00:38:21,644 Germans. 778 00:38:21,744 --> 00:38:23,121 That's all I want to know. 779 00:38:24,038 --> 00:38:25,038 You're screwy. 780 00:38:25,832 --> 00:38:26,566 That's life. 781 00:38:26,666 --> 00:38:29,110 We were the same draft board. 782 00:38:29,210 --> 00:38:29,944 Same day. 783 00:38:30,044 --> 00:38:31,044 Forget it. 784 00:38:32,589 --> 00:38:33,823 He was a good guy. 785 00:38:33,923 --> 00:38:34,923 Okay. 786 00:38:39,804 --> 00:38:40,663 Tibet! 787 00:38:40,763 --> 00:38:41,763 Okay. 788 00:39:01,784 --> 00:39:02,852 Go away. 789 00:39:02,952 --> 00:39:04,187 A butt. 790 00:39:04,287 --> 00:39:06,064 Arch is taking it hard. 791 00:39:06,164 --> 00:39:07,899 Nobody dies. 792 00:39:07,999 --> 00:39:11,319 Saturday Evening Post has the best covers. 793 00:39:11,419 --> 00:39:13,671 That guy, what's his name? 794 00:39:14,631 --> 00:39:15,657 Norman Rockwell. 795 00:39:15,757 --> 00:39:16,950 He can draw covers to beat all. 796 00:39:17,050 --> 00:39:18,910 He had some covers about the army. 797 00:39:19,010 --> 00:39:20,578 I'll take a camera picture any day. 798 00:39:20,678 --> 00:39:21,496 Drawing's okay but it ain't real. 799 00:39:21,596 --> 00:39:22,997 I like things to be real. 800 00:39:23,097 --> 00:39:26,125 This guy Rockwell made it look just like a picture. 801 00:39:26,225 --> 00:39:27,627 I used to look at them. 802 00:39:27,727 --> 00:39:30,088 Looks just like a picture, I used to say. 803 00:39:30,188 --> 00:39:31,256 You'd never have known it was painted. 804 00:39:31,356 --> 00:39:33,800 Should have taken a picture and saved time. 805 00:39:33,900 --> 00:39:36,177 You can't get the touch in a picture. 806 00:39:36,277 --> 00:39:37,929 Drawings was all right when we didn't have cameras. 807 00:39:38,029 --> 00:39:39,639 Now they've got cameras, you don't have to draw. 808 00:39:39,739 --> 00:39:40,598 That's screwy. 809 00:39:40,698 --> 00:39:42,016 Why is it screwy? 810 00:39:42,116 --> 00:39:44,435 You might as well say that now they got moving pictures, 811 00:39:44,535 --> 00:39:46,938 there's no sense in taking regular pictures. 812 00:39:47,038 --> 00:39:48,064 You might just as well have a movie 813 00:39:48,164 --> 00:39:49,274 on the cover of magazines. 814 00:39:49,374 --> 00:39:50,859 Some day they'll have it. 815 00:39:50,959 --> 00:39:52,235 Maybe. 816 00:39:52,335 --> 00:39:53,335 No, they won't. 817 00:39:54,462 --> 00:39:57,423 Maybe, some day, they'll have movies that'll smell, though. 818 00:39:58,758 --> 00:40:00,118 Maybe the scene will be in a garden, 819 00:40:00,218 --> 00:40:02,662 or something and you can smell the flowers. 820 00:40:02,762 --> 00:40:03,913 I'd like to see one in a brewery 821 00:40:04,013 --> 00:40:04,873 so I could smell the beer. 822 00:40:04,973 --> 00:40:06,374 If a guy came up to me right now and said, 823 00:40:06,474 --> 00:40:07,417 "What'd you give for this beer?", 824 00:40:07,517 --> 00:40:08,668 I'd give him my G.I. rifle, 825 00:40:08,768 --> 00:40:10,853 my G.I. bayonet and even my G.I. pants. 826 00:40:12,021 --> 00:40:13,021 It's Tyne. 827 00:40:16,734 --> 00:40:18,027 Hey, Sarge, it's Tyne. 828 00:40:27,495 --> 00:40:28,229 Well, come on. 829 00:40:28,329 --> 00:40:30,648 Come on, for Pete's sake, what happened? 830 00:40:30,748 --> 00:40:31,691 Halverson's dead. 831 00:40:31,791 --> 00:40:33,026 McWilliams is dead, too. 832 00:40:33,126 --> 00:40:34,193 Plane got him. 833 00:40:34,293 --> 00:40:35,361 The lieutenant died. 834 00:40:35,461 --> 00:40:36,195 That does it. 835 00:40:36,295 --> 00:40:37,488 Trasker's dead here. 836 00:40:37,588 --> 00:40:39,782 Hoskins and Giorgio got wounded. 837 00:40:39,882 --> 00:40:41,409 I got the lieutenant's map case. 838 00:40:41,509 --> 00:40:42,368 Did you get it from Halverson? 839 00:40:42,468 --> 00:40:43,953 The barge, I had it all the time. 840 00:40:44,053 --> 00:40:44,829 I was going to give it to you. 841 00:40:44,929 --> 00:40:45,830 What's in it? 842 00:40:45,930 --> 00:40:46,998 I don't know. 843 00:40:47,098 --> 00:40:48,182 Look and see. 844 00:40:56,232 --> 00:40:57,342 There's the sea coast. 845 00:40:57,442 --> 00:40:58,343 There's the beach. 846 00:40:58,443 --> 00:40:59,719 Here's the wood where we are. 847 00:40:59,819 --> 00:41:00,678 There's the road. 848 00:41:00,778 --> 00:41:02,405 About 100 yards to the south. 849 00:41:03,322 --> 00:41:04,140 Halverson was a little off. 850 00:41:04,240 --> 00:41:05,600 Where's the farmhouse? 851 00:41:05,700 --> 00:41:06,809 Here, this must be it. 852 00:41:06,909 --> 00:41:08,186 The only house. 853 00:41:08,286 --> 00:41:09,979 See, where's the scale? 854 00:41:10,079 --> 00:41:10,813 There it is. 855 00:41:10,913 --> 00:41:12,148 It's about six miles, all right. 856 00:41:12,248 --> 00:41:13,608 It's nearer to seven. 857 00:41:13,708 --> 00:41:15,109 What's that? 858 00:41:15,209 --> 00:41:15,944 Rocks. 859 00:41:16,044 --> 00:41:16,778 High ground. 860 00:41:16,878 --> 00:41:17,987 Marked for a machine gun. 861 00:41:18,087 --> 00:41:20,239 Farm building's marked for a machine gun, too. 862 00:41:20,339 --> 00:41:21,074 That's me. 863 00:41:21,174 --> 00:41:22,220 I like to work indoors. 864 00:41:24,343 --> 00:41:25,078 Bring it over here. 865 00:41:25,178 --> 00:41:26,621 Let me see it. 866 00:41:26,721 --> 00:41:27,764 Spread out! 867 00:41:34,353 --> 00:41:35,838 Giving you trouble? 868 00:41:35,938 --> 00:41:36,938 Well... 869 00:41:38,608 --> 00:41:39,926 That bridge. 870 00:41:40,026 --> 00:41:41,052 What about it? 871 00:41:41,152 --> 00:41:42,303 You have to blow it. 872 00:41:42,403 --> 00:41:43,137 Yeah. 873 00:41:43,237 --> 00:41:43,972 Blow it. 874 00:41:44,072 --> 00:41:46,224 Jerry will bring stuff over that bridge. 875 00:41:46,324 --> 00:41:47,433 Pain getting bad? 876 00:41:47,533 --> 00:41:49,394 Heinie buzzards! 877 00:41:49,494 --> 00:41:51,270 Do you want somebody to help you down to the beach? 878 00:41:51,370 --> 00:41:52,105 Not me. 879 00:41:52,205 --> 00:41:53,606 They'll be strafing that place for weeks. 880 00:41:53,706 --> 00:41:55,441 Going to stay right here. 881 00:41:55,541 --> 00:41:57,610 - What about Giorgio? - What about Giorgio? 882 00:41:57,710 --> 00:41:58,778 Look, man, you're in command. 883 00:41:58,878 --> 00:42:00,822 Don't ask so many dopey questions. 884 00:42:00,922 --> 00:42:01,922 Leave me alone. 885 00:42:09,430 --> 00:42:11,165 Cousins, go and ask Giorgio if he can get back 886 00:42:11,265 --> 00:42:13,059 to the beach by himself. 887 00:42:19,607 --> 00:42:21,275 Light stuff coming from inland. 888 00:42:24,487 --> 00:42:25,430 Battle's beginning. 889 00:42:25,530 --> 00:42:27,223 Yep, better get moving. 890 00:42:27,323 --> 00:42:28,099 Get your squads together. 891 00:42:28,199 --> 00:42:29,392 Get them on the road. 892 00:42:29,492 --> 00:42:30,810 Giorgio says you can have the beach. 893 00:42:30,910 --> 00:42:31,769 He wants to go along. 894 00:42:31,869 --> 00:42:32,603 He can't go along. 895 00:42:32,703 --> 00:42:34,063 They'll be setting up a hospital here pretty soon. 896 00:42:34,163 --> 00:42:35,106 Tell him to stay here. 897 00:42:35,206 --> 00:42:35,940 Tell him yourself. 898 00:42:36,040 --> 00:42:37,268 You're wearing the stripes. 899 00:42:39,210 --> 00:42:40,111 Squad three. 900 00:42:40,211 --> 00:42:40,945 Fall in. 901 00:42:41,045 --> 00:42:41,779 On the road. 902 00:42:41,879 --> 00:42:43,656 Second squad, fall in. 903 00:42:43,756 --> 00:42:45,241 You'd better go down to the beach, Giorgio. 904 00:42:45,341 --> 00:42:47,076 Wait a minute Sarge, I'm wounded. 905 00:42:47,176 --> 00:42:48,411 I've got privileges. 906 00:42:48,511 --> 00:42:50,038 I don't want to go down to the beach. 907 00:42:50,138 --> 00:42:50,955 I want to go along. 908 00:42:51,055 --> 00:42:52,123 You can't go along. 909 00:42:52,223 --> 00:42:53,291 You won't do any good. 910 00:42:53,391 --> 00:42:54,375 You can't do anything. 911 00:42:54,475 --> 00:42:56,102 Now, go on down to the beach. 912 00:42:57,979 --> 00:43:01,716 I'll stay here with the Sarge. 913 00:43:01,816 --> 00:43:03,401 Suit yourself. 914 00:43:11,784 --> 00:43:12,769 Let's go. 915 00:43:12,869 --> 00:43:13,770 We've got to move. 916 00:43:13,870 --> 00:43:15,438 Where are the binoculars, Bill? 917 00:43:15,538 --> 00:43:16,272 Holy mackerel. 918 00:43:16,372 --> 00:43:17,148 I forgot them. 919 00:43:17,248 --> 00:43:18,107 McWilliams has them. 920 00:43:18,207 --> 00:43:19,358 The only pair we had. 921 00:43:19,458 --> 00:43:20,359 Not doing him any good. 922 00:43:20,459 --> 00:43:22,505 - I'll go back and get them. - Oh, never mind. 923 00:43:28,885 --> 00:43:30,052 Sunny Italy. 924 00:43:30,970 --> 00:43:32,789 Another little hike. 925 00:43:32,889 --> 00:43:34,957 You should have to carry this. 926 00:43:35,057 --> 00:43:36,000 I am happy with you, dear. 927 00:43:36,100 --> 00:43:37,810 You make me very happy. 928 00:43:39,437 --> 00:43:40,755 Now, listen, men. 929 00:43:40,855 --> 00:43:43,508 When we hit the road, we'll go in three squads. 930 00:43:43,608 --> 00:43:45,426 We'll bust Hoskins' squad up. 931 00:43:45,526 --> 00:43:47,845 Kramer, you take the first squad. 932 00:43:47,945 --> 00:43:50,448 Archimbeau, Cousins, scouts. 933 00:43:51,699 --> 00:43:53,326 Rankin, connecting file. 934 00:43:54,243 --> 00:43:56,662 Ward, you take the second squad. 935 00:43:57,622 --> 00:44:00,108 Tyne, you take the third. 936 00:44:00,208 --> 00:44:00,942 You bring up the rear. 937 00:44:01,042 --> 00:44:02,151 Get it? 938 00:44:02,251 --> 00:44:04,487 Now, for Pete's sake, keep your eyes open. 939 00:44:04,587 --> 00:44:06,489 Anything may be coming down that road. 940 00:44:06,589 --> 00:44:07,589 If they bring... 941 00:44:08,799 --> 00:44:09,784 If they bring up tanks, 942 00:44:09,884 --> 00:44:11,869 they'll probably bring them along the road. 943 00:44:11,969 --> 00:44:15,164 Be ready to fan out at any time and keep the bazookas ready. 944 00:44:15,264 --> 00:44:18,084 When I blow my whistle, head for cover. 945 00:44:18,184 --> 00:44:19,352 And I mean cover. 946 00:44:20,269 --> 00:44:21,879 Keep your eyes open for planes. 947 00:44:21,979 --> 00:44:24,173 They may try to shell the road, too. 948 00:44:24,273 --> 00:44:25,466 I don't think they're wide awake yet, 949 00:44:25,566 --> 00:44:27,009 but they're going to be. 950 00:44:27,109 --> 00:44:28,594 It's a stinking situation, right? 951 00:44:28,694 --> 00:44:29,846 Right! 952 00:44:29,946 --> 00:44:31,948 Okay, let's go. 953 00:44:42,041 --> 00:44:43,918 Mail this for me, will, you, Sarge? 954 00:44:45,336 --> 00:44:47,004 It's a letter to my wife. 955 00:44:47,880 --> 00:44:49,407 Yeah. 956 00:44:49,507 --> 00:44:50,408 Sure. 957 00:44:50,508 --> 00:44:51,508 Thanks, Sarge. 958 00:44:57,056 --> 00:44:57,832 How is it, Hosk? 959 00:44:57,932 --> 00:44:59,292 It'll keep. 960 00:44:59,392 --> 00:45:00,334 Got it on ice. 961 00:45:00,434 --> 00:45:01,836 Take it easy. 962 00:45:01,936 --> 00:45:03,379 Tyne, you're a smart apple. 963 00:45:03,479 --> 00:45:04,672 Keep your head. 964 00:45:04,772 --> 00:45:05,506 I'm the boy. 965 00:45:05,606 --> 00:45:06,340 I mean it. 966 00:45:06,440 --> 00:45:07,466 Keep your head, you may need it. 967 00:45:07,566 --> 00:45:08,566 Always have. 968 00:45:11,612 --> 00:45:14,015 I ran into an Australian in Tunis. 969 00:45:14,115 --> 00:45:16,434 They slugged one into his leg at Mareth. 970 00:45:16,534 --> 00:45:18,452 He's always going to walk with a limp. 971 00:45:19,537 --> 00:45:20,621 That's a tough ticket. 972 00:45:21,831 --> 00:45:22,648 Ruins you with the Army. 973 00:45:22,748 --> 00:45:24,442 You'll be all right, Hosk. 974 00:45:24,542 --> 00:45:26,360 You're a smart apple. 975 00:45:26,460 --> 00:45:27,195 Keep your head. 976 00:45:27,295 --> 00:45:28,154 Better hang on to this. 977 00:45:28,254 --> 00:45:29,947 You may need more than you have. 978 00:45:30,047 --> 00:45:31,047 Thanks. 979 00:45:32,258 --> 00:45:33,451 Keep your eye on Porter. 980 00:45:33,551 --> 00:45:34,869 I think he's going to crack. 981 00:45:34,969 --> 00:45:35,745 What makes you think that? 982 00:45:35,845 --> 00:45:37,496 I've seen 'em crack. 983 00:45:37,596 --> 00:45:39,665 He screams just like anyone else. 984 00:45:39,765 --> 00:45:42,043 Once in a while, a guy steps past the scream. 985 00:45:42,143 --> 00:45:43,461 It's hard to tell. 986 00:45:43,561 --> 00:45:45,671 He's a good man but I think he's going to crack. 987 00:45:45,771 --> 00:45:47,298 That's the way it goes. 988 00:45:47,398 --> 00:45:48,733 He's got a lot on his mind. 989 00:45:49,734 --> 00:45:51,219 Keep your head on. 990 00:45:51,319 --> 00:45:52,319 Okay, Hosk. 991 00:45:53,237 --> 00:45:54,697 So long, Giorgio. 992 00:45:55,906 --> 00:45:57,016 That's a funny thing. 993 00:45:57,116 --> 00:45:58,893 - What? - Giorgio. 994 00:45:58,993 --> 00:45:59,810 He's an Italian. 995 00:45:59,910 --> 00:46:01,687 His old man came from this country. 996 00:46:01,787 --> 00:46:04,607 All he'll ever see of it is a beach and a piece of wood. 997 00:46:04,707 --> 00:46:05,608 Funny thing. 998 00:46:05,708 --> 00:46:06,484 Yeah. 999 00:46:06,584 --> 00:46:07,944 Funny thing. 1000 00:46:08,044 --> 00:46:09,712 Well, see you around, Hosk. 1001 00:46:13,090 --> 00:46:14,090 Yep. 1002 00:46:15,843 --> 00:46:16,843 Around. 1003 00:46:39,492 --> 00:46:41,035 Hey, Sergeant. 1004 00:46:43,287 --> 00:46:45,147 Supposing this road is mined? 1005 00:46:45,247 --> 00:46:47,166 Don't worry about it. 1006 00:46:54,215 --> 00:46:56,033 That's one thing I want to do when I get back. 1007 00:46:56,133 --> 00:46:58,286 I want a nice collection of records. 1008 00:46:58,386 --> 00:46:59,829 I know a guy who must have had millions of records, 1009 00:46:59,929 --> 00:47:00,997 millions that guy had. 1010 00:47:01,097 --> 00:47:02,540 He worked in the NBC Studios. 1011 00:47:02,640 --> 00:47:03,874 He had all kinds of autographs. 1012 00:47:03,974 --> 00:47:05,876 You couldn't name anybody he didn't have an autograph of. 1013 00:47:05,976 --> 00:47:07,128 He even used to sign his records. 1014 00:47:07,228 --> 00:47:08,546 He had a record of the Andrew Sisters, 1015 00:47:08,646 --> 00:47:09,755 all three of their autographs. 1016 00:47:09,855 --> 00:47:11,090 That's the kind of life. 1017 00:47:11,190 --> 00:47:12,717 Just the music is all I want. 1018 00:47:12,817 --> 00:47:14,969 I got one collection but I want a big one. 1019 00:47:15,069 --> 00:47:17,555 I got all the Bing Crosby records except the last one. 1020 00:47:17,655 --> 00:47:18,723 You know Russ Columbo? 1021 00:47:18,823 --> 00:47:20,641 My sister used to be nuts about Russ Columbo. 1022 00:47:20,741 --> 00:47:22,643 She stayed in her room all the time the day he died. 1023 00:47:22,743 --> 00:47:23,978 - When did he die, anyway? - I don't know. 1024 00:47:24,078 --> 00:47:25,688 Must have been about 10 years ago. 1025 00:47:25,788 --> 00:47:26,522 She was a kid. 1026 00:47:26,622 --> 00:47:27,815 - She's married now. - Her husband in the Army? 1027 00:47:27,915 --> 00:47:29,692 Beats me, I never heard from her. 1028 00:47:29,792 --> 00:47:30,735 Maybe he's in a war plant. 1029 00:47:30,835 --> 00:47:31,986 That's the life, the war plant. 1030 00:47:32,086 --> 00:47:34,922 I read some place, those guys make 400 or 500 bucks a week. 1031 00:47:37,800 --> 00:47:39,160 I don't care about the dough, 1032 00:47:39,260 --> 00:47:41,162 I'd just like to be able to go home at night. 1033 00:47:41,262 --> 00:47:43,164 If I hadn't gone in the Army, I was going to California. 1034 00:47:43,264 --> 00:47:44,165 Got a job there? 1035 00:47:44,265 --> 00:47:45,958 No, I just always wanted to go to California. 1036 00:47:46,058 --> 00:47:47,601 Out with the movie stars. 1037 00:47:50,187 --> 00:47:51,672 Could have been something else. 1038 00:47:51,772 --> 00:47:54,342 Could have been the engineers or the tanks. 1039 00:47:54,442 --> 00:47:55,968 Could even have been the Navy. 1040 00:47:56,068 --> 00:47:58,346 They looked at me and said here's a guy that can walk. 1041 00:47:58,446 --> 00:47:59,847 They finished me, all right. 1042 00:47:59,947 --> 00:48:00,681 Everybody walks. 1043 00:48:00,781 --> 00:48:01,807 Even monkeys. 1044 00:48:01,907 --> 00:48:03,225 There are limits, plenty of limits. 1045 00:48:03,325 --> 00:48:06,437 I've been thinking, how long have we been in the Army? 1046 00:48:06,537 --> 00:48:07,271 Murder! 1047 00:48:07,371 --> 00:48:08,439 Look at Hoskins. 1048 00:48:08,539 --> 00:48:09,940 Gets a lousy little dig in the leg 1049 00:48:10,040 --> 00:48:11,233 and he's out of the Army, 1050 00:48:11,333 --> 00:48:12,818 but he doesn't want to be out of the Army. 1051 00:48:12,918 --> 00:48:13,918 Justice. 1052 00:48:15,254 --> 00:48:16,906 Where are we going, Rivera? 1053 00:48:17,006 --> 00:48:19,325 I'm going some place where I can set off this weapon. 1054 00:48:19,425 --> 00:48:20,326 Then I'm going to shoot this weapon. 1055 00:48:20,426 --> 00:48:21,827 I'm not going to walk any more. 1056 00:48:21,927 --> 00:48:23,554 There are limits. 1057 00:48:34,023 --> 00:48:35,841 Archimbeau's sure angry at this country. 1058 00:48:35,941 --> 00:48:36,926 Look at him beating it to death. 1059 00:48:37,026 --> 00:48:38,552 You're an insensitive lump. 1060 00:48:38,652 --> 00:48:40,404 He's still got Trasker on his mind. 1061 00:48:42,323 --> 00:48:44,742 I've got lots of dead guys on my mind. 1062 00:48:52,875 --> 00:48:53,875 Planes! 1063 00:48:55,336 --> 00:48:56,921 Hit the dirt! 1064 00:49:20,486 --> 00:49:21,387 Anybody hurt? 1065 00:49:21,487 --> 00:49:23,431 Anybody hurt, anybody hurt? 1066 00:49:23,531 --> 00:49:24,265 All right here. 1067 00:49:24,365 --> 00:49:25,266 Did you see that? 1068 00:49:25,366 --> 00:49:26,100 Did you see that? 1069 00:49:26,200 --> 00:49:26,976 Right out of the blasted sun, the dirty kraut. 1070 00:49:27,076 --> 00:49:28,519 There's some wounded across the road. 1071 00:49:28,619 --> 00:49:29,353 My squad, I think. 1072 00:49:29,453 --> 00:49:30,187 I'd better go over. 1073 00:49:30,287 --> 00:49:31,021 Wait a minute. 1074 00:49:31,121 --> 00:49:31,856 He may be back. 1075 00:49:31,956 --> 00:49:33,040 I'll take my chances. 1076 00:49:38,087 --> 00:49:39,738 Want a hand, Sergeant? 1077 00:49:39,838 --> 00:49:41,615 Won't help him. 1078 00:49:41,715 --> 00:49:43,492 Get over to that ditch. 1079 00:49:43,592 --> 00:49:44,952 - Did he get one? - Yeah. 1080 00:49:45,052 --> 00:49:46,078 Get in the ditch. 1081 00:49:46,178 --> 00:49:46,912 Where did he get it? 1082 00:49:47,012 --> 00:49:48,038 Arm and shoulder. 1083 00:49:48,138 --> 00:49:49,290 Give me a hand. 1084 00:49:49,390 --> 00:49:50,666 Get in the ditch. 1085 00:49:50,766 --> 00:49:52,309 - Who's that? - Never mind. 1086 00:50:09,743 --> 00:50:11,061 Dougan's dead. 1087 00:50:11,161 --> 00:50:12,480 I know. 1088 00:50:12,580 --> 00:50:14,164 Look at that Jerry. 1089 00:50:29,763 --> 00:50:30,956 Shoot him, shoot him! 1090 00:50:31,056 --> 00:50:32,056 Beautiful! 1091 00:50:44,236 --> 00:50:46,739 No more waving for that baby. 1092 00:50:51,201 --> 00:50:53,103 Hey, sulphur somebody, 1093 00:50:53,203 --> 00:50:55,105 you guys want me to die of gangrene? 1094 00:50:55,205 --> 00:50:56,565 They've looked you over, Smitty. 1095 00:50:56,665 --> 00:50:58,192 What you've got is no worse than a scratch. 1096 00:50:58,292 --> 00:51:00,236 It hurts, burns like fire. 1097 00:51:00,336 --> 00:51:01,195 Doesn't yet, but it will. 1098 00:51:01,295 --> 00:51:02,588 Take over, Joe. 1099 00:51:09,553 --> 00:51:10,704 What'll we do with him? 1100 00:51:10,804 --> 00:51:11,705 Leave him here? 1101 00:51:11,805 --> 00:51:12,540 We'll have to. 1102 00:51:12,640 --> 00:51:14,041 We can't take him with us. 1103 00:51:14,141 --> 00:51:15,167 Think we'd better get on with it then. 1104 00:51:15,267 --> 00:51:16,085 I'd wait a while if I were you. 1105 00:51:16,185 --> 00:51:18,462 There might be more planes where that last one came from. 1106 00:51:18,562 --> 00:51:20,172 Better take 10, anyway. 1107 00:51:20,272 --> 00:51:21,840 Tell them, will you? 1108 00:51:21,940 --> 00:51:24,635 Take 10. 1109 00:51:24,735 --> 00:51:27,263 Take 10. 1110 00:51:27,363 --> 00:51:28,138 Take 10. 1111 00:51:28,238 --> 00:51:30,057 - Say Sarge, can I smoke? - Burn. 1112 00:51:30,157 --> 00:51:32,117 Take 10, take 10. 1113 00:51:33,994 --> 00:51:35,688 Butt me, Friedman. 1114 00:51:35,788 --> 00:51:37,565 7.35. 1115 00:51:37,665 --> 00:51:38,399 Match. 1116 00:51:38,499 --> 00:51:40,859 - Take 10. - It is 7.35, Friedman. 1117 00:51:40,959 --> 00:51:43,112 And in 30 minutes, we've covered a mile. 1118 00:51:43,212 --> 00:51:44,280 On a dry track, too. 1119 00:51:44,380 --> 00:51:45,114 A whole mile. 1120 00:51:45,214 --> 00:51:46,907 Stop griping, doughfoot. 1121 00:51:47,007 --> 00:51:49,827 At least you're a mile away from the beach and the shells. 1122 00:51:49,927 --> 00:51:52,454 What was that plane shooting at us, jellybeans? 1123 00:51:52,554 --> 00:51:54,540 Oh, by the way, have you dined yet, Sergeant? 1124 00:51:54,640 --> 00:51:56,350 Yeah, and you have, too. 1125 00:51:58,602 --> 00:52:00,671 How can he turn down a tasty dish like this? 1126 00:52:00,771 --> 00:52:03,090 You know where they get this stuff? 1127 00:52:03,190 --> 00:52:04,190 Sure. 1128 00:52:04,942 --> 00:52:07,303 I know where they get everything. 1129 00:52:07,403 --> 00:52:08,637 Where'd they get this stuff? 1130 00:52:08,737 --> 00:52:10,139 You know the sewers? 1131 00:52:10,239 --> 00:52:10,973 What sewers? 1132 00:52:11,073 --> 00:52:11,807 Any sewers. 1133 00:52:11,907 --> 00:52:12,641 The Hoboken sewers. 1134 00:52:12,741 --> 00:52:13,475 How do you know? 1135 00:52:13,575 --> 00:52:14,310 You got a brother works in the sewers? 1136 00:52:14,410 --> 00:52:15,477 Never mind my relations. 1137 00:52:15,577 --> 00:52:17,313 You want me to tell you how they get it out of the sewers? 1138 00:52:17,413 --> 00:52:18,747 No, I'm eating it. 1139 00:52:20,040 --> 00:52:21,650 We should be in the Heinie Army. 1140 00:52:21,750 --> 00:52:23,485 They wouldn't take me. 1141 00:52:23,585 --> 00:52:24,695 Why should we be in the Heinie Army? 1142 00:52:24,795 --> 00:52:26,113 The food. 1143 00:52:26,213 --> 00:52:27,256 Good food. 1144 00:52:28,132 --> 00:52:28,866 How do you know? 1145 00:52:28,966 --> 00:52:29,700 Are you a spy or something? 1146 00:52:29,800 --> 00:52:32,119 How about that HQ we walked into in Sicily? 1147 00:52:32,219 --> 00:52:33,162 Wine on the tables. 1148 00:52:33,262 --> 00:52:34,262 Steak. 1149 00:52:35,139 --> 00:52:35,956 A picture. 1150 00:52:36,056 --> 00:52:37,249 That was Officers' Mess. 1151 00:52:37,349 --> 00:52:38,083 So what? 1152 00:52:38,183 --> 00:52:39,251 Do our Officers' Mess get wine on the table? 1153 00:52:39,351 --> 00:52:40,085 Do they get steak? 1154 00:52:40,185 --> 00:52:42,921 The Heinies are really eating. 1155 00:52:43,021 --> 00:52:44,021 They won't be. 1156 00:52:44,773 --> 00:52:45,966 Listen, chum. 1157 00:52:46,066 --> 00:52:48,969 In three years, the whole world will be eating C-rations. 1158 00:52:49,069 --> 00:52:50,054 I got it from a friend. 1159 00:52:50,154 --> 00:52:52,431 Give it back to him, I ain't interested. 1160 00:52:52,531 --> 00:52:54,058 What do you get out of it, Friedman? 1161 00:52:54,158 --> 00:52:55,184 Out of what? 1162 00:52:55,284 --> 00:52:56,018 The business. 1163 00:52:56,118 --> 00:52:56,852 What business? 1164 00:52:56,952 --> 00:52:57,686 This business. 1165 00:52:57,786 --> 00:52:59,104 I ain't a member of the firm. 1166 00:52:59,204 --> 00:53:00,814 You saw that Messerschmitt. 1167 00:53:00,914 --> 00:53:01,649 Yeah. 1168 00:53:01,749 --> 00:53:02,900 It was after you. 1169 00:53:03,000 --> 00:53:04,276 I wasn't in when he called. 1170 00:53:04,376 --> 00:53:06,278 Be another one along any minute now. 1171 00:53:06,378 --> 00:53:07,738 I won't be in that, either. 1172 00:53:07,838 --> 00:53:09,114 Friedman, you're a draft dodger. 1173 00:53:09,214 --> 00:53:11,033 You're yellow, Friedman. 1174 00:53:11,133 --> 00:53:12,634 That's what I am, all right. 1175 00:53:32,362 --> 00:53:35,115 I catch you kidding me again, I'll kick you in the gut. 1176 00:53:43,332 --> 00:53:44,333 What's eating him? 1177 00:53:46,460 --> 00:53:47,460 Don't you know? 1178 00:53:54,259 --> 00:53:55,494 I've got a headache. 1179 00:53:55,594 --> 00:53:56,328 A rotten headache. 1180 00:53:56,428 --> 00:53:57,428 Tough. 1181 00:53:58,806 --> 00:53:59,832 Do you trust this operation? 1182 00:53:59,932 --> 00:54:01,625 - How do you mean? - You know. 1183 00:54:01,725 --> 00:54:02,835 I don't like the ring of it. 1184 00:54:02,935 --> 00:54:04,336 It doesn't ring true. 1185 00:54:04,436 --> 00:54:06,104 Something funny about it. 1186 00:54:07,648 --> 00:54:09,591 I wish he'd cut out that groaning. 1187 00:54:09,691 --> 00:54:10,426 He ain't too bad. 1188 00:54:10,526 --> 00:54:12,136 He's just working for his Purple Heart. 1189 00:54:12,236 --> 00:54:13,512 I don't like the responsibility. 1190 00:54:13,612 --> 00:54:14,780 You're stuck with it. 1191 00:54:16,406 --> 00:54:17,599 We'd better get moving, hadn't we? 1192 00:54:17,699 --> 00:54:19,351 I think we had. 1193 00:54:19,451 --> 00:54:21,228 If I were you, I'd keep off the road. 1194 00:54:21,328 --> 00:54:23,355 - Why? - Tanks. 1195 00:54:23,455 --> 00:54:24,957 Let's take it along the ditch. 1196 00:54:25,833 --> 00:54:26,833 Okay. 1197 00:54:27,960 --> 00:54:29,278 What about Smith? 1198 00:54:29,378 --> 00:54:30,629 I'll talk to him. 1199 00:54:35,509 --> 00:54:36,660 How you feeling, Smitty? 1200 00:54:36,760 --> 00:54:37,911 In the pink, Sarge. 1201 00:54:38,011 --> 00:54:39,288 In the pink. 1202 00:54:39,388 --> 00:54:41,331 Do you think you can stay here by yourself for a while? 1203 00:54:41,431 --> 00:54:43,167 Leave me some butts. 1204 00:54:43,267 --> 00:54:44,168 Sure you'll be all right? 1205 00:54:44,268 --> 00:54:45,002 Sure, Sarge. 1206 00:54:45,102 --> 00:54:46,378 Just leave me some butts. 1207 00:54:46,478 --> 00:54:48,438 Somebody'll be along to pick you up. 1208 00:54:51,692 --> 00:54:52,692 He'll stay. 1209 00:54:56,154 --> 00:54:57,614 We'd better get started then. 1210 00:55:04,705 --> 00:55:05,439 All right. 1211 00:55:05,539 --> 00:55:06,648 Hoist tail. 1212 00:55:06,748 --> 00:55:08,792 We'll stick close to the ditch this time. 1213 00:55:09,918 --> 00:55:13,213 Keep the same formation, but stick close to the ditch. 1214 00:55:40,324 --> 00:55:41,350 Hey, Smitty. 1215 00:55:41,450 --> 00:55:42,810 Could I bum one of those butts back? 1216 00:55:42,910 --> 00:55:43,894 Sure, Sarge. 1217 00:55:43,994 --> 00:55:45,479 Help yourself. 1218 00:55:45,579 --> 00:55:47,022 How long do you think I'll be here? 1219 00:55:47,122 --> 00:55:48,273 Beats me. 1220 00:55:48,373 --> 00:55:49,566 Shouldn't be long, though. 1221 00:55:49,666 --> 00:55:52,236 There'll be plenty of company coming up this way soon. 1222 00:55:52,336 --> 00:55:53,487 What company? 1223 00:55:53,587 --> 00:55:54,905 Any kind you want. 1224 00:55:55,005 --> 00:55:56,240 Just take it easy, Smitty. 1225 00:55:56,340 --> 00:55:57,925 If I want anything, I'll ring. 1226 00:56:00,010 --> 00:56:02,387 Hey, Smitty, you forgot to groan. 1227 00:56:24,826 --> 00:56:25,826 Hey, Cousins. 1228 00:56:30,082 --> 00:56:31,900 What comes after Tibet? 1229 00:56:32,000 --> 00:56:33,777 What comes where after Tibet? 1230 00:56:33,877 --> 00:56:35,153 In the war. 1231 00:56:35,253 --> 00:56:37,739 Where are we going to fight the war after Tibet? 1232 00:56:37,839 --> 00:56:39,408 How do I know? 1233 00:56:39,508 --> 00:56:40,826 In bed. 1234 00:56:40,926 --> 00:56:43,537 There's a country, can't think of its name. 1235 00:56:43,637 --> 00:56:45,497 There's a million countries. 1236 00:56:45,597 --> 00:56:47,057 I can't think of their names. 1237 00:56:48,100 --> 00:56:49,835 All right, I just asked. 1238 00:56:49,935 --> 00:56:50,919 Forget it. 1239 00:56:51,019 --> 00:56:52,421 Ask Victor McLaglen. 1240 00:56:52,521 --> 00:56:53,755 In the movies, he's always fighting 1241 00:56:53,855 --> 00:56:55,507 that country around Tibet. 1242 00:56:55,607 --> 00:56:57,234 You kill me, just kill me. 1243 00:56:58,860 --> 00:57:00,195 Hey, Arch, look. 1244 00:57:15,335 --> 00:57:18,071 Two guys, 500 yards to the left, I seen them. 1245 00:57:18,171 --> 00:57:18,906 What are they? 1246 00:57:19,006 --> 00:57:19,740 Search me. 1247 00:57:19,840 --> 00:57:20,949 Too far away. 1248 00:57:21,049 --> 00:57:22,049 Ward. 1249 00:57:25,012 --> 00:57:26,580 Two guys, 500 yards off to the left. 1250 00:57:26,680 --> 00:57:27,414 Take a couple of men. 1251 00:57:27,514 --> 00:57:28,248 Get down and see. 1252 00:57:28,348 --> 00:57:29,348 Johnson, Riddle! 1253 00:57:30,892 --> 00:57:31,892 Take it easy. 1254 00:57:39,359 --> 00:57:40,359 Fan out. 1255 00:57:46,825 --> 00:57:47,825 Hit the dirt. 1256 00:58:06,762 --> 00:58:08,956 Wait a minute, wait a minute. 1257 00:58:09,056 --> 00:58:09,790 Wait a minute. 1258 00:58:09,890 --> 00:58:10,890 You speak English? 1259 00:58:13,393 --> 00:58:14,336 Oh, shut up. 1260 00:58:14,436 --> 00:58:15,854 Come on. 1261 00:58:27,282 --> 00:58:28,308 A couple of Eye-ties. 1262 00:58:28,408 --> 00:58:29,685 Can they speak English? 1263 00:58:29,785 --> 00:58:30,786 Not my kind. 1264 00:58:31,620 --> 00:58:33,063 Hey, Giorgio. 1265 00:58:33,163 --> 00:58:34,247 Giorgio got wounded. 1266 00:58:35,290 --> 00:58:36,024 Yeah. 1267 00:58:36,124 --> 00:58:37,306 What's the matter with me? 1268 00:58:38,585 --> 00:58:39,585 Tranella. 1269 00:58:40,754 --> 00:58:41,613 You want me, Sarge? 1270 00:58:41,713 --> 00:58:42,781 Can you talk Italian? 1271 00:58:42,881 --> 00:58:43,615 Sure, I can talk Italian. 1272 00:58:43,715 --> 00:58:45,092 Talk to these guys. 1273 00:58:46,301 --> 00:58:47,285 What do I say? 1274 00:58:47,385 --> 00:58:49,846 Ask them where they come from, for Pete's sake. 1275 00:59:06,822 --> 00:59:08,156 Hey, Tranella. 1276 00:59:13,036 --> 00:59:15,230 - He says he's from Turin. - Where's that? 1277 00:59:15,330 --> 00:59:16,857 It's north, way up north. 1278 00:59:16,957 --> 00:59:17,691 I don't mean that. 1279 00:59:17,791 --> 00:59:19,026 Find out where they're coming from now. 1280 00:59:19,126 --> 00:59:19,860 Oh. 1281 00:59:19,960 --> 00:59:20,944 Where are you coming from now? 1282 00:59:21,044 --> 00:59:22,879 Oh, I mean, 1283 00:59:32,973 --> 00:59:34,332 He says there's a battle up there, 1284 00:59:34,432 --> 00:59:35,333 they were running away from the battle. 1285 00:59:35,433 --> 00:59:36,960 Before that they were running away from the Germans. 1286 00:59:37,060 --> 00:59:38,086 They're no longer fighting. 1287 00:59:38,186 --> 00:59:39,980 Ask them what's going on up there. 1288 00:59:46,945 --> 00:59:48,305 He says they were lying along the road 1289 00:59:48,405 --> 00:59:50,307 and they saw the Germans bringing up some tanks. 1290 00:59:50,407 --> 00:59:51,950 When was this? 1291 00:59:58,540 --> 00:59:59,316 Says he's got no watch. 1292 00:59:59,416 --> 01:00:00,150 He's not sure. 1293 01:00:00,250 --> 01:00:01,693 Maybe a couple of hours, maybe less. 1294 01:00:01,793 --> 01:00:03,653 For the love of Petronella, see what you can find out. 1295 01:00:03,753 --> 01:00:04,446 Ask him some questions. 1296 01:00:04,546 --> 01:00:05,447 I am, Sergeant! 1297 01:00:05,547 --> 01:00:06,323 Find out something. 1298 01:00:06,423 --> 01:00:07,966 Ask if he knows this country. 1299 01:00:13,388 --> 01:00:15,040 He says he's from the north but he knows this country. 1300 01:00:15,140 --> 01:00:16,124 He was once stationed here. 1301 01:00:16,224 --> 01:00:17,125 Good, where's the map, Eddie? 1302 01:00:17,225 --> 01:00:18,335 What map? 1303 01:00:18,435 --> 01:00:19,603 Oh, it's here. 1304 01:00:29,070 --> 01:00:30,639 We have here a map of the area. 1305 01:00:30,739 --> 01:00:32,199 Tell him that, Tranella. 1306 01:00:41,041 --> 01:00:43,418 Says he knows all about maps, he's a corporal. 1307 01:00:44,294 --> 01:00:46,154 We're about here, I think. 1308 01:00:46,254 --> 01:00:47,672 Ask him if I'm right. 1309 01:00:56,306 --> 01:00:57,707 He says that over there's where the battle is 1310 01:00:57,807 --> 01:00:59,417 and over here's where he saw the tanks. 1311 01:00:59,517 --> 01:01:00,894 Is it bad country? 1312 01:01:06,441 --> 01:01:07,441 He says that, 1313 01:01:09,361 --> 01:01:11,179 he says that it's a good country for defense, 1314 01:01:11,279 --> 01:01:12,973 rough with a lot of ravines. 1315 01:01:13,073 --> 01:01:15,308 The young punk says it's dusty. 1316 01:01:15,408 --> 01:01:16,910 How many Germans? 1317 01:01:21,498 --> 01:01:23,108 Says he doesn't know how many Germans are around. 1318 01:01:23,208 --> 01:01:24,109 He must have said more than that. 1319 01:01:24,209 --> 01:01:26,570 Well, he says that they're beaten, everyone is beaten, 1320 01:01:26,670 --> 01:01:28,255 that they're no longer soldiers. 1321 01:01:33,343 --> 01:01:34,578 What did he say? 1322 01:01:34,678 --> 01:01:36,663 The young punk says he knocked off a Kraut. 1323 01:01:36,763 --> 01:01:37,763 Ask him where. 1324 01:01:49,025 --> 01:01:49,759 Hey, Tranella. 1325 01:01:49,859 --> 01:01:50,859 Una momento, Sergeant. 1326 01:01:59,119 --> 01:02:00,228 Tranella, what are you talking about now? 1327 01:02:00,328 --> 01:02:01,062 About Italy. 1328 01:02:01,162 --> 01:02:03,523 He comes from the section near where my old man came from. 1329 01:02:03,623 --> 01:02:05,442 He says he's a working guy, didn't want the Germans, 1330 01:02:05,542 --> 01:02:06,735 but they don't give you no choice. 1331 01:02:06,835 --> 01:02:07,569 That's malarky, 1332 01:02:07,669 --> 01:02:09,154 all these guys are always looking for a way out. 1333 01:02:09,254 --> 01:02:10,739 What do you know about it? 1334 01:02:10,839 --> 01:02:11,948 The section where this guy comes from, 1335 01:02:12,048 --> 01:02:13,575 my old man told me that they've been fighting the Germans 1336 01:02:13,675 --> 01:02:14,409 ever since they came in, 1337 01:02:14,509 --> 01:02:15,493 and they're still fighting 'em too. 1338 01:02:15,593 --> 01:02:16,970 Okay, okay, okay. 1339 01:02:22,892 --> 01:02:24,252 What's he saying? 1340 01:02:24,352 --> 01:02:25,629 He says now they can't go home, 1341 01:02:25,729 --> 01:02:28,340 that the Germans cover the north, just like beetles. 1342 01:02:28,440 --> 01:02:29,966 He says there's lots of things the matter with Italy. 1343 01:02:30,066 --> 01:02:31,343 You think we've nothing to do but sit around 1344 01:02:31,443 --> 01:02:32,928 while he tells us what's the matter with Italy? 1345 01:02:33,028 --> 01:02:34,679 I just thought my old man would like to know. 1346 01:02:34,779 --> 01:02:36,056 Let your old man read about it in the papers. 1347 01:02:36,156 --> 01:02:37,182 I know what's the matter with Italy. 1348 01:02:37,282 --> 01:02:39,100 Find out about that hill with the farmhouse on it. 1349 01:02:39,200 --> 01:02:40,602 This farmhouse here. 1350 01:02:40,702 --> 01:02:42,704 Ask him if he knows anything about it. 1351 01:02:47,375 --> 01:02:48,235 He says yeah. 1352 01:02:48,335 --> 01:02:50,420 Ask him what kind of bridge this is. 1353 01:02:58,970 --> 01:02:59,746 He says he don't remember. 1354 01:02:59,846 --> 01:03:00,580 Could be wood. 1355 01:03:00,680 --> 01:03:01,414 It could be steel. 1356 01:03:01,514 --> 01:03:02,249 It could be concrete. 1357 01:03:02,349 --> 01:03:03,083 There's lots of bridges. 1358 01:03:03,183 --> 01:03:04,125 A great help he is! 1359 01:03:04,225 --> 01:03:06,294 Ask him, does he know where I can get a pizza? 1360 01:03:06,394 --> 01:03:07,394 Shut up! 1361 01:03:09,397 --> 01:03:11,216 He says there's lots of Krauts a few miles along. 1362 01:03:11,316 --> 01:03:12,316 How many? 1363 01:03:14,110 --> 01:03:16,137 He says he hasn't got any idea. 1364 01:03:16,237 --> 01:03:17,847 We might as well go on. 1365 01:03:17,947 --> 01:03:18,682 Might as well. 1366 01:03:18,782 --> 01:03:20,075 All right, men, get going. 1367 01:03:20,950 --> 01:03:21,685 Thanks, Tranella. 1368 01:03:21,785 --> 01:03:23,019 Any time, Sarge. 1369 01:03:23,119 --> 01:03:24,162 Tell them they can go. 1370 01:03:26,664 --> 01:03:28,900 Hey, Sergeant, now they both want butts. 1371 01:03:29,000 --> 01:03:30,151 Give them a couple. 1372 01:03:30,251 --> 01:03:31,695 Out of my own pack, for the love- 1373 01:03:31,795 --> 01:03:33,338 Give him a couple! 1374 01:03:36,341 --> 01:03:37,993 Hey, Sarge, he says they're our prisoners 1375 01:03:38,093 --> 01:03:39,244 and they're gonna come along. 1376 01:03:39,344 --> 01:03:41,179 Over my dead body. 1377 01:03:45,558 --> 01:03:47,477 Hey, Sarge, they don't want to go. 1378 01:03:49,229 --> 01:03:50,313 That's too bad. 1379 01:03:51,272 --> 01:03:53,133 Now the punks say they're hungry. 1380 01:03:53,233 --> 01:03:54,884 Give them some K-ration. 1381 01:03:54,984 --> 01:03:56,027 They can take this. 1382 01:03:57,612 --> 01:03:58,346 When they get a mouthful of that, 1383 01:03:58,446 --> 01:04:00,724 they'll wish Italy never went out of the war. 1384 01:04:00,824 --> 01:04:03,535 They'll think twice about the Americans next time. 1385 01:04:05,370 --> 01:04:08,248 That's a tough ticket, but I've got to leave you. 1386 01:04:10,959 --> 01:04:11,860 What's the dope? 1387 01:04:11,960 --> 01:04:13,695 They don't know anything. 1388 01:04:13,795 --> 01:04:15,739 We don't know any more than we did before. 1389 01:04:15,839 --> 01:04:16,614 You expect to? 1390 01:04:16,714 --> 01:04:18,425 They might have known something. 1391 01:04:29,936 --> 01:04:32,397 Slap-happiest people I ever saw. 1392 01:04:47,495 --> 01:04:49,064 Dear Frances, 1393 01:04:49,164 --> 01:04:50,857 just left a couple of Italian soldiers 1394 01:04:50,957 --> 01:04:52,000 standing in the road. 1395 01:04:53,209 --> 01:04:54,209 No, cross that out. 1396 01:04:55,795 --> 01:04:57,614 Just left a couple of Italian ex-soldiers 1397 01:04:57,714 --> 01:04:58,756 standing in the road. 1398 01:05:00,133 --> 01:05:00,867 Poor suckers. 1399 01:05:00,967 --> 01:05:02,702 They still don't know what hit them. 1400 01:05:02,802 --> 01:05:04,704 And in a way, it's their own fault. 1401 01:05:04,804 --> 01:05:07,123 They let themselves be sold a bill of goods 1402 01:05:07,223 --> 01:05:09,334 that they were going to boss the world. 1403 01:05:09,434 --> 01:05:11,669 And now the guys that sold it to them have gone 1404 01:05:11,769 --> 01:05:13,396 and they're left holding the bag. 1405 01:05:14,564 --> 01:05:15,298 Poor suckers. 1406 01:05:15,398 --> 01:05:17,609 Right now, they don't even own their own country. 1407 01:05:26,034 --> 01:05:26,851 Bill? 1408 01:05:26,951 --> 01:05:28,353 You ever had a feeling that something 1409 01:05:28,453 --> 01:05:29,562 was going to happen to you? 1410 01:05:29,662 --> 01:05:31,106 I have it all the time. 1411 01:05:31,206 --> 01:05:32,899 I've got it now. 1412 01:05:32,999 --> 01:05:33,733 Don't worry about it. 1413 01:05:33,833 --> 01:05:35,819 I've never had it before. 1414 01:05:35,919 --> 01:05:37,278 I don't like it. 1415 01:05:37,378 --> 01:05:38,238 Something's happened to me. 1416 01:05:38,338 --> 01:05:39,406 What? 1417 01:05:39,506 --> 01:05:40,782 I don't know. 1418 01:05:40,882 --> 01:05:42,175 Can't figure it out. 1419 01:05:43,343 --> 01:05:45,578 It's not that I'm scared, I know I'm not. 1420 01:05:45,678 --> 01:05:48,848 It's just that I can't figure things out. 1421 01:05:50,183 --> 01:05:53,144 Look, if you have to, will you take over? 1422 01:05:54,604 --> 01:05:55,604 I don't feel good. 1423 01:05:56,856 --> 01:05:58,174 Got a headache. 1424 01:05:58,274 --> 01:06:00,009 What are you going to do after the war? 1425 01:06:00,109 --> 01:06:02,178 Join the mob, become a mobster. 1426 01:06:02,278 --> 01:06:03,138 What did you do before the war? 1427 01:06:03,238 --> 01:06:04,973 Friedman, 60 million times you asked me that. 1428 01:06:05,073 --> 01:06:06,558 I told you I was an undertaker. 1429 01:06:06,658 --> 01:06:08,268 - I undertook stiffs. - How'd you like the job? 1430 01:06:08,368 --> 01:06:09,853 Made my hands smell. 1431 01:06:09,953 --> 01:06:11,229 Why don't you join the grave registration squad 1432 01:06:11,329 --> 01:06:13,356 at the QMC, that's right up your alley. 1433 01:06:13,456 --> 01:06:14,941 I can't spell. 1434 01:06:15,041 --> 01:06:16,041 Hey, Justin. 1435 01:06:18,878 --> 01:06:19,654 You look like a bright boy. 1436 01:06:19,754 --> 01:06:23,074 Why don't you join the graves registration squad of the QMC? 1437 01:06:23,174 --> 01:06:23,908 How's the pay? 1438 01:06:24,008 --> 01:06:24,784 Stinks. 1439 01:06:24,884 --> 01:06:25,618 Any future in it? 1440 01:06:25,718 --> 01:06:27,162 What do you care about the future? 1441 01:06:27,262 --> 01:06:28,663 You ain't even living in the present. 1442 01:06:28,763 --> 01:06:30,832 That's right, Jake, you're a smart apple, Jake, 1443 01:06:30,932 --> 01:06:32,917 a character reader, a reader of character. 1444 01:06:33,017 --> 01:06:35,420 What do you mean I ain't living in the present? 1445 01:06:35,520 --> 01:06:36,504 I'll ask him. 1446 01:06:36,604 --> 01:06:38,590 Where are you now? 1447 01:06:38,690 --> 01:06:39,674 Italy. 1448 01:06:39,774 --> 01:06:40,842 How do you know you're in Italy? 1449 01:06:40,942 --> 01:06:42,844 Have you seen any signposts in Italian? 1450 01:06:42,944 --> 01:06:44,429 We just landed in Italy. 1451 01:06:44,529 --> 01:06:45,555 How do you know you landed in Italy? 1452 01:06:45,655 --> 01:06:46,890 Just because somebody told you? 1453 01:06:46,990 --> 01:06:48,516 You believe everything you hear? 1454 01:06:48,616 --> 01:06:49,976 I've just seen a couple of Italians. 1455 01:06:50,076 --> 01:06:52,187 In Tunisia, you seen a million Italians. 1456 01:06:52,287 --> 01:06:53,021 Is that Italy? 1457 01:06:53,121 --> 01:06:54,063 No, it's Tunisia. 1458 01:06:54,163 --> 01:06:56,024 You're ignorant, Justin. 1459 01:06:56,124 --> 01:06:56,858 All right. 1460 01:06:56,958 --> 01:06:58,067 If we're not in Italy, where are we? 1461 01:06:58,167 --> 01:07:00,153 Sunny France, marching to Armentieres. 1462 01:07:00,253 --> 01:07:01,504 Where do you think we was? 1463 01:07:04,424 --> 01:07:05,658 Italy. 1464 01:07:05,758 --> 01:07:06,784 I give up. 1465 01:07:06,884 --> 01:07:07,619 So do I. 1466 01:07:07,719 --> 01:07:08,703 I want to get out of this man's army. 1467 01:07:08,803 --> 01:07:10,096 Me too, move over. 1468 01:07:18,646 --> 01:07:19,897 Hit the dirt! 1469 01:07:26,946 --> 01:07:29,407 - Hey, look, it's a jeep! - It's our guys! 1470 01:07:39,751 --> 01:07:40,902 Where you from? 1471 01:07:41,002 --> 01:07:41,986 We're reconnaissance. 1472 01:07:42,086 --> 01:07:43,154 Seen anything around here? 1473 01:07:43,254 --> 01:07:44,822 Not so far. 1474 01:07:44,922 --> 01:07:45,657 What's your mission? 1475 01:07:45,757 --> 01:07:47,784 Objective is some high ground with a farmhouse on it, 1476 01:07:47,884 --> 01:07:48,868 about three miles up the road. 1477 01:07:48,968 --> 01:07:50,745 Anything up there? 1478 01:07:50,845 --> 01:07:51,846 Wish I knew. 1479 01:07:53,765 --> 01:07:54,582 Want me to run up and see? 1480 01:07:54,682 --> 01:07:56,584 Be nice if you'd scout a couple of miles. 1481 01:07:56,684 --> 01:07:58,419 Take a lot off my mind, anyway. 1482 01:07:58,519 --> 01:07:59,379 Okay. 1483 01:07:59,479 --> 01:08:01,339 It's the first time I've been to Italy. 1484 01:08:01,439 --> 01:08:03,066 Like to see the country. 1485 01:08:07,945 --> 01:08:09,347 That's the kind of job to have. 1486 01:08:09,447 --> 01:08:10,265 No walking. 1487 01:08:10,365 --> 01:08:11,641 Solid comforts. 1488 01:08:11,741 --> 01:08:12,600 Between you and me, Jake, 1489 01:08:12,700 --> 01:08:14,644 motorcycles scare the life out of me. 1490 01:08:14,744 --> 01:08:16,479 I didn't think you were scared of anything. 1491 01:08:16,579 --> 01:08:18,164 Women and motorcycles, Jake. 1492 01:08:19,207 --> 01:08:20,066 A butt. 1493 01:08:20,166 --> 01:08:22,277 When I run out of butts, you'll be in a rotten mess. 1494 01:08:22,377 --> 01:08:24,153 I'll find a new friend. 1495 01:08:24,253 --> 01:08:25,280 I feel better. 1496 01:08:25,380 --> 01:08:28,616 If the road's clear, it might be all right, after all. 1497 01:08:28,716 --> 01:08:30,868 How long do you think it will take him to get back? 1498 01:08:30,968 --> 01:08:32,220 About 10 or 15 minutes. 1499 01:09:02,667 --> 01:09:03,943 What's the idea of leaving the ditch? 1500 01:09:04,043 --> 01:09:05,044 We got no orders. 1501 01:09:05,920 --> 01:09:07,488 The road's easier on the feet. 1502 01:09:07,588 --> 01:09:08,588 Simple. 1503 01:09:10,508 --> 01:09:12,744 It's time that rider was coming back. 1504 01:09:12,844 --> 01:09:15,121 He's only been gone 10 minutes. 1505 01:09:15,221 --> 01:09:17,624 Everything in the Army is simple. 1506 01:09:17,724 --> 01:09:19,083 You live or you die. 1507 01:09:19,183 --> 01:09:21,419 I'd still like to be sitting in his boots. 1508 01:09:21,519 --> 01:09:22,420 Whose boots? 1509 01:09:22,520 --> 01:09:24,130 The guy on the motorcycle. 1510 01:09:24,230 --> 01:09:25,173 That's a life. 1511 01:09:25,273 --> 01:09:26,007 Why? 1512 01:09:26,107 --> 01:09:27,300 Are you feeling a lousy hero? 1513 01:09:27,400 --> 01:09:29,594 - I like my comfort. - The guy's a dead pigeon. 1514 01:09:29,694 --> 01:09:30,678 High mortality rates. 1515 01:09:30,778 --> 01:09:32,055 - So what? - So what? 1516 01:09:32,155 --> 01:09:33,973 That's the first sergeant I ever saw on a motorcycle. 1517 01:09:34,073 --> 01:09:36,601 Most of them are lucky to even make corporal. 1518 01:09:36,701 --> 01:09:38,895 Do you ever think you'll live to make corporal? 1519 01:09:38,995 --> 01:09:41,397 Baby, I just want to live long enough to make civilian. 1520 01:09:41,497 --> 01:09:42,899 You've got no imagination, Rivera. 1521 01:09:42,999 --> 01:09:44,859 You're a lump. 1522 01:09:44,959 --> 01:09:46,819 That's what I am, all right. 1523 01:09:46,919 --> 01:09:48,905 Suppose you still think they'll be back? 1524 01:09:49,005 --> 01:09:51,491 May have gone further than we thought he would. 1525 01:09:51,591 --> 01:09:52,659 Might have got a flat. 1526 01:09:52,759 --> 01:09:55,286 He didn't go too far and he didn't get a flat. 1527 01:09:55,386 --> 01:09:56,871 He ran into trouble. 1528 01:09:56,971 --> 01:09:58,164 Did you hear any firing? 1529 01:09:58,264 --> 01:09:59,916 Didn't hear a thing. 1530 01:10:00,016 --> 01:10:00,958 He ran into trouble. 1531 01:10:01,058 --> 01:10:02,585 Listen Eddie, I don't know what's the matter with you 1532 01:10:02,685 --> 01:10:04,253 and what you're thinking, but you're gonna have everybody 1533 01:10:04,353 --> 01:10:06,130 with their tongues hanging out if you don't snap out of it. 1534 01:10:06,230 --> 01:10:07,298 What's eating you? 1535 01:10:07,398 --> 01:10:08,132 I don't know. 1536 01:10:08,232 --> 01:10:09,926 Still wanna be on a motorcycle, ugly? 1537 01:10:10,026 --> 01:10:11,177 Sure, it's a life. 1538 01:10:11,277 --> 01:10:13,930 In that guy's case, the question is, is it a life? 1539 01:10:14,030 --> 01:10:15,682 He's probably sitting under a tree somewhere, 1540 01:10:15,782 --> 01:10:16,516 reading a book. 1541 01:10:16,616 --> 01:10:18,142 Friedman, it's optimists like you that cause 1542 01:10:18,242 --> 01:10:19,686 all the trouble in the world. 1543 01:10:19,786 --> 01:10:20,603 Where would he get a book? 1544 01:10:20,703 --> 01:10:22,872 How do I know where he'd get a book? 1545 01:10:25,541 --> 01:10:26,275 Last pack. 1546 01:10:26,375 --> 01:10:27,443 I'll let you watch me. 1547 01:10:27,543 --> 01:10:28,569 You've got another loving pack. 1548 01:10:28,669 --> 01:10:29,404 All I got, baby. 1549 01:10:29,504 --> 01:10:30,238 A drag. 1550 01:10:30,338 --> 01:10:31,280 I'll consider it. 1551 01:10:31,380 --> 01:10:32,115 Well? 1552 01:10:32,215 --> 01:10:34,659 It's a funny thing, how many people you meet in the Army 1553 01:10:34,759 --> 01:10:36,494 who cross your path for a few seconds 1554 01:10:36,594 --> 01:10:38,579 - and you never see them again. - Who are you thinking about? 1555 01:10:38,679 --> 01:10:39,664 You've never seen the face before, 1556 01:10:39,764 --> 01:10:41,499 you never see it again. 1557 01:10:41,599 --> 01:10:42,375 Can't forget it. 1558 01:10:42,475 --> 01:10:44,001 Thinking about the guy on the motorcycle? 1559 01:10:44,101 --> 01:10:45,628 Bill, I'm scared of the tanks. 1560 01:10:45,728 --> 01:10:46,754 If they catch us on this road 1561 01:10:46,854 --> 01:10:48,606 they've got us cold, like mackerel. 1562 01:10:54,821 --> 01:10:56,989 Tell them to take a break. 1563 01:11:01,410 --> 01:11:06,274 Jack, Phelps, Dubrowsky, Long, Tranella, Tinker, 1564 01:11:06,374 --> 01:11:10,278 Archimbeau and all bazooka men, front and center. 1565 01:11:10,378 --> 01:11:12,424 The rest of you, take a break, into the woods. 1566 01:11:18,678 --> 01:11:21,456 Sergeant Porter wants you bazooka men up ahead. 1567 01:11:21,556 --> 01:11:23,666 I'm giving you ample protection. 1568 01:11:23,766 --> 01:11:26,002 When you get a mile ahead of us, we'll follow. 1569 01:11:26,102 --> 01:11:27,102 Good hunting. 1570 01:11:35,736 --> 01:11:37,680 Archimbeau, you stay here. 1571 01:11:37,780 --> 01:11:38,514 Watch the road. 1572 01:11:38,614 --> 01:11:40,016 If you see that rider coming back, wave to me. 1573 01:11:40,116 --> 01:11:41,893 I'll never stand it till then. 1574 01:11:41,993 --> 01:11:43,186 'Till when? 1575 01:11:43,286 --> 01:11:44,620 'Till the Battle of Tibet. 1576 01:11:45,496 --> 01:11:48,332 Every dead-head job in the Army is my personal property. 1577 01:12:03,389 --> 01:12:04,707 Something's up with the Sergeant. 1578 01:12:04,807 --> 01:12:05,541 Which Sergeant? 1579 01:12:05,641 --> 01:12:06,709 Porter. 1580 01:12:06,809 --> 01:12:08,169 Nobody tells me nothing. 1581 01:12:08,269 --> 01:12:09,504 Keep your eyes open. 1582 01:12:09,604 --> 01:12:11,339 If you weren't smoking your last butts all the time 1583 01:12:11,439 --> 01:12:12,381 and getting smoke in your eyes, 1584 01:12:12,481 --> 01:12:14,759 you might know more about what's going on. 1585 01:12:14,859 --> 01:12:15,593 Butt. 1586 01:12:15,693 --> 01:12:16,761 What's the matter with Porter? 1587 01:12:16,861 --> 01:12:17,595 How should I know? 1588 01:12:17,695 --> 01:12:18,695 I ain't a doctor. 1589 01:12:36,339 --> 01:12:37,339 Thanks, Bill. 1590 01:12:38,883 --> 01:12:39,617 It's nothing. 1591 01:12:39,717 --> 01:12:41,369 You just didn't think of it, that's all. 1592 01:12:41,469 --> 01:12:46,223 Yeah, I didn't think of it. 1593 01:12:51,103 --> 01:12:52,103 Apples. 1594 01:12:55,149 --> 01:12:56,525 What did you say, Sergeant? 1595 01:12:58,361 --> 01:13:00,179 Oh, guess I said apples. 1596 01:13:00,279 --> 01:13:01,848 Why? 1597 01:13:01,948 --> 01:13:03,975 I'm just thinking of them. 1598 01:13:04,075 --> 01:13:04,809 Oh. 1599 01:13:04,909 --> 01:13:06,769 What kind of apples, Sergeant? 1600 01:13:06,869 --> 01:13:07,979 All kinds. 1601 01:13:08,079 --> 01:13:09,438 Bald ones, Macintosh. 1602 01:13:09,538 --> 01:13:11,274 Reds, Pippins, Russets. 1603 01:13:11,374 --> 01:13:12,108 I was thinking I would like 1604 01:13:12,208 --> 01:13:14,777 to be cutting one open, right now. 1605 01:13:14,877 --> 01:13:17,321 And licking that juice off a knife. 1606 01:13:17,421 --> 01:13:18,823 Cut it out, will you, Sarge? 1607 01:13:18,923 --> 01:13:21,550 Now you got me thinking about something juicy. 1608 01:13:23,761 --> 01:13:25,054 You like apples, Sergeant? 1609 01:13:26,013 --> 01:13:26,747 Not especially. 1610 01:13:26,847 --> 01:13:29,083 Apples just happened to pop into my head. 1611 01:13:29,183 --> 01:13:30,251 I like pears better. 1612 01:13:30,351 --> 01:13:32,587 Maybe we'll come across some growing around here. 1613 01:13:32,687 --> 01:13:33,963 We won't. 1614 01:13:34,063 --> 01:13:35,673 How do you know, Sergeant? 1615 01:13:35,773 --> 01:13:37,091 I'm a farmer. 1616 01:13:37,191 --> 01:13:38,634 A good one. 1617 01:13:38,734 --> 01:13:41,095 The soil is no good around here. 1618 01:13:41,195 --> 01:13:42,722 It's no good, at all. 1619 01:13:42,822 --> 01:13:44,473 It's old and tired and worn out. 1620 01:13:44,573 --> 01:13:45,641 See? 1621 01:13:45,741 --> 01:13:47,518 They say up north it's different. 1622 01:13:47,618 --> 01:13:50,187 They say up north they grow grapes as big as a man's head. 1623 01:13:50,287 --> 01:13:51,355 You can't convince me. 1624 01:13:51,455 --> 01:13:52,581 My mind's made up. 1625 01:13:53,749 --> 01:13:56,652 You know, once I make up my mind about something, 1626 01:13:56,752 --> 01:13:59,255 nothing changes it except an act of God. 1627 01:14:01,465 --> 01:14:02,465 Or my wife. 1628 01:14:05,011 --> 01:14:05,745 Yes. 1629 01:14:05,845 --> 01:14:07,079 Soil's no good. 1630 01:14:07,179 --> 01:14:08,222 It's no good, at all. 1631 01:14:09,473 --> 01:14:12,293 Maybe too many soldiers have been walking on it. 1632 01:14:12,393 --> 01:14:14,520 They've been walking on it for a long time. 1633 01:14:16,105 --> 01:14:18,007 That's what always happens to a country 1634 01:14:18,107 --> 01:14:19,483 when soldiers walk on it. 1635 01:14:23,988 --> 01:14:25,489 I wrote a letter to my wife. 1636 01:14:27,366 --> 01:14:28,366 All right. 1637 01:14:29,285 --> 01:14:31,103 I wrote it in the landing barge. 1638 01:14:31,203 --> 01:14:33,439 It's hard to write something when you can't see it. 1639 01:14:33,539 --> 01:14:35,775 Why didn't you wait till daylight? 1640 01:14:35,875 --> 01:14:37,068 You never can tell. 1641 01:14:37,168 --> 01:14:39,236 A man don't want to take no chances. 1642 01:14:39,336 --> 01:14:41,864 I even wrote the envelope in the dark. 1643 01:14:41,964 --> 01:14:42,907 It looked good. 1644 01:14:43,007 --> 01:14:44,659 How do you know it looked good? 1645 01:14:44,759 --> 01:14:46,327 I saw it in the daylight. 1646 01:14:46,427 --> 01:14:48,179 Then I give it to Sergeant Hoskins. 1647 01:14:50,473 --> 01:14:51,707 What for? 1648 01:14:51,807 --> 01:14:53,459 To mail for me. 1649 01:14:53,559 --> 01:14:55,002 The guy'll probably tear it open and read it. 1650 01:14:55,102 --> 01:14:57,129 He'll be reading it right now. 1651 01:14:57,229 --> 01:14:58,297 He wouldn't do a thing like that. 1652 01:14:58,397 --> 01:15:00,174 You never know what sergeants will do, 1653 01:15:00,274 --> 01:15:01,926 they do some awful funny things. 1654 01:15:02,026 --> 01:15:02,927 He wouldn't do that. 1655 01:15:03,027 --> 01:15:03,761 How do you know? 1656 01:15:03,861 --> 01:15:05,554 Maybe he thinks there's money in it. 1657 01:15:05,654 --> 01:15:06,639 Maybe he's using it for a bandage. 1658 01:15:06,739 --> 01:15:07,515 He's got a bullet hole 1659 01:15:07,615 --> 01:15:09,475 and he may have stuffed it in the bullet hole. 1660 01:15:09,575 --> 01:15:10,309 You're crazy. 1661 01:15:10,409 --> 01:15:11,644 You can't stuff paper in a bullet hole. 1662 01:15:11,744 --> 01:15:13,813 How do you know you can't? 1663 01:15:13,913 --> 01:15:14,955 It crinkles. 1664 01:15:15,998 --> 01:15:17,775 Boy, what a dope. 1665 01:15:17,875 --> 01:15:19,360 Next time you get a bullet hole in you, 1666 01:15:19,460 --> 01:15:22,321 stuff some paper in and see how it feels, then you'll know. 1667 01:15:22,421 --> 01:15:23,698 Cut that stuff out, Riddle. 1668 01:15:23,798 --> 01:15:24,907 He'll mail the letter, he'll mail the letter. 1669 01:15:25,007 --> 01:15:26,325 Now, leave him alone. 1670 01:15:26,425 --> 01:15:27,827 I were just kidding, Sarge. 1671 01:15:27,927 --> 01:15:30,204 You've got a mean streak, Riddle. 1672 01:15:30,304 --> 01:15:32,540 Somebody gonna paste you one of these days. 1673 01:15:32,640 --> 01:15:33,640 I'll wait. 1674 01:15:35,142 --> 01:15:36,002 Okay, Johnson. 1675 01:15:36,102 --> 01:15:37,937 You mailed your letter. 1676 01:15:39,855 --> 01:15:42,483 But you never know what sergeants will do. 1677 01:15:45,236 --> 01:15:46,487 They won't do anything. 1678 01:15:48,322 --> 01:15:49,990 It's time we got moving, Eddie. 1679 01:15:56,372 --> 01:15:57,498 Call Ward, will you? 1680 01:16:00,292 --> 01:16:01,292 Hey, Ward! 1681 01:16:11,470 --> 01:16:12,638 He don't feel so good. 1682 01:16:13,472 --> 01:16:16,375 A guy can pick up anything in this kind of country. 1683 01:16:16,475 --> 01:16:17,475 Ward. 1684 01:16:18,686 --> 01:16:20,046 I can't go on. 1685 01:16:20,146 --> 01:16:21,147 Tyne is taking over. 1686 01:16:22,314 --> 01:16:23,607 Well, it's okay with me. 1687 01:16:24,859 --> 01:16:26,385 Tyne's a good man. 1688 01:16:26,485 --> 01:16:27,485 I know he is. 1689 01:16:28,779 --> 01:16:30,306 You can work with him, Ward. 1690 01:16:30,406 --> 01:16:31,140 I know I can. 1691 01:16:31,240 --> 01:16:32,224 You can go on, Eddie. 1692 01:16:32,324 --> 01:16:33,367 I don't know. 1693 01:16:34,577 --> 01:16:38,064 Do you ever feel like you want to lie down and never get up? 1694 01:16:38,164 --> 01:16:39,190 Sure I have. 1695 01:16:39,290 --> 01:16:40,941 It's the way I feel. 1696 01:16:41,041 --> 01:16:41,984 I want to lie down. 1697 01:16:42,084 --> 01:16:42,902 I've got to get up. 1698 01:16:43,002 --> 01:16:44,653 A guy gets tired after a while. 1699 01:16:44,753 --> 01:16:45,905 You've been at it a long time. 1700 01:16:46,005 --> 01:16:47,406 We've all been at it a long time. 1701 01:16:47,506 --> 01:16:48,616 Why don't you lie down, Eddie? 1702 01:16:48,716 --> 01:16:49,992 You might feel better. 1703 01:16:50,092 --> 01:16:51,886 Need a drink of water. 1704 01:16:54,471 --> 01:16:55,973 Maybe if I rest... 1705 01:16:58,058 --> 01:17:03,063 I've got to lie down. 1706 01:17:10,029 --> 01:17:11,030 Poor dirt. 1707 01:17:15,201 --> 01:17:16,285 Poor country. 1708 01:17:30,841 --> 01:17:31,575 Armored car coming! 1709 01:17:31,675 --> 01:17:33,744 Enemy armored car! 1710 01:17:33,844 --> 01:17:34,844 Take cover! 1711 01:17:42,019 --> 01:17:43,019 Eddie, Eddie. 1712 01:17:52,780 --> 01:17:53,514 That was close, Sergeant. 1713 01:17:53,614 --> 01:17:54,348 That was close. 1714 01:17:54,448 --> 01:17:55,182 Leave him alone. 1715 01:17:55,282 --> 01:17:56,433 - What's the matter with him? - He's sick. 1716 01:17:56,533 --> 01:17:57,810 How do you suppose they get by our bazookas? 1717 01:17:57,910 --> 01:17:59,645 I almost threw a grenade at it. 1718 01:17:59,745 --> 01:18:01,564 It's a good thing you didn't. 1719 01:18:01,664 --> 01:18:02,731 What do you think, Ward? 1720 01:18:02,831 --> 01:18:04,150 I don't like it, none. 1721 01:18:04,250 --> 01:18:05,860 Go on back, Arch, and keep your eyes open. 1722 01:18:05,960 --> 01:18:07,361 Why do I have to always pull this stuff? 1723 01:18:07,461 --> 01:18:08,654 How about somebody else for a change? 1724 01:18:08,754 --> 01:18:10,239 - Okay, get someone else. - I'll do it. 1725 01:18:10,339 --> 01:18:13,117 Here, Arch, watch this rifle, it gets in my way. 1726 01:18:13,217 --> 01:18:14,385 You would do. 1727 01:18:22,476 --> 01:18:23,419 - Tanks. - Yeah. 1728 01:18:23,519 --> 01:18:25,504 Our bazookas let the armored car go by 1729 01:18:25,604 --> 01:18:26,647 to get at the tanks. 1730 01:18:27,523 --> 01:18:28,257 It'll be coming back. 1731 01:18:28,357 --> 01:18:29,592 We've got to get it. 1732 01:18:29,692 --> 01:18:31,385 Without the bazookas we'll have a sweet job. 1733 01:18:31,485 --> 01:18:33,053 Might knock it off with grenades if we're lucky. 1734 01:18:33,153 --> 01:18:34,680 One under the belly might knock it off the road 1735 01:18:34,780 --> 01:18:35,848 or at least shake up the driver anyway. 1736 01:18:35,948 --> 01:18:36,765 How about machine guns? 1737 01:18:36,865 --> 01:18:37,766 Throw everything we've got at her. 1738 01:18:37,866 --> 01:18:38,642 Eddie? 1739 01:18:38,742 --> 01:18:39,643 Leave him alone. 1740 01:18:39,743 --> 01:18:40,477 Nothing you can do. 1741 01:18:40,577 --> 01:18:41,562 No, guess you're right. 1742 01:18:41,662 --> 01:18:43,647 Set your squad as close as you can get. 1743 01:18:43,747 --> 01:18:44,690 Throw grenades on the whistle. 1744 01:18:44,790 --> 01:18:45,816 Just on this side the road though, 1745 01:18:45,916 --> 01:18:47,526 otherwise they'll be throwing grenades in each other's laps. 1746 01:18:47,626 --> 01:18:48,569 Where's Rivera? 1747 01:18:48,669 --> 01:18:49,669 Rivera! 1748 01:18:52,464 --> 01:18:53,199 Got a butt, Sarge? 1749 01:18:53,299 --> 01:18:54,033 How's your gun, doughfoot? 1750 01:18:54,133 --> 01:18:55,659 - Okay. - Set it up down by the road. 1751 01:18:55,759 --> 01:18:56,493 That car's coming back, 1752 01:18:56,593 --> 01:18:58,162 we're gonna try to get it with grenades. 1753 01:18:58,262 --> 01:18:59,330 When the grenades go off, 1754 01:18:59,430 --> 01:19:00,706 let the car have everything you've got. 1755 01:19:00,806 --> 01:19:01,540 Rake it, compris? 1756 01:19:01,640 --> 01:19:02,499 Yes, sure. 1757 01:19:02,599 --> 01:19:04,009 - Set it up in a hurry. - Right. 1758 01:19:05,519 --> 01:19:06,503 I got a job. 1759 01:19:06,603 --> 01:19:07,338 They just hired me. 1760 01:19:07,438 --> 01:19:08,172 100 bucks a minute. 1761 01:19:08,272 --> 01:19:09,006 It ain't enough. 1762 01:19:09,106 --> 01:19:09,840 - Coming? - I'm invited? 1763 01:19:09,940 --> 01:19:11,759 I got a silver-plated bullet with your name on it. 1764 01:19:11,859 --> 01:19:13,093 Your name's Applegloss, ain't it? 1765 01:19:13,193 --> 01:19:14,053 Yeah, that's me all right. 1766 01:19:14,153 --> 01:19:15,346 - Then you're invited. - Then I'll come. 1767 01:19:15,446 --> 01:19:17,431 That's good, especially since you've got the ammo. 1768 01:19:17,531 --> 01:19:19,183 Line up your squad, Ward. 1769 01:19:19,283 --> 01:19:23,103 When the armored car gets abreast of that boulder, see. 1770 01:19:23,203 --> 01:19:23,938 Yeah. 1771 01:19:24,038 --> 01:19:25,481 I'll count 10, then blow the whistle. 1772 01:19:25,581 --> 01:19:27,041 - Okay? - Okay. 1773 01:19:28,625 --> 01:19:30,110 My squad, off and on. 1774 01:19:30,210 --> 01:19:30,903 Don't let anyone else do anything. 1775 01:19:31,003 --> 01:19:32,988 Just stay back and hang on, then shoot the works. 1776 01:19:33,088 --> 01:19:33,822 Did you get that? 1777 01:19:33,922 --> 01:19:34,740 Don't let anyone else do anything. 1778 01:19:34,840 --> 01:19:35,616 Just sit tight. 1779 01:19:35,716 --> 01:19:36,867 Come on, Horn, you here. 1780 01:19:36,967 --> 01:19:38,052 Randall, get in there. 1781 01:19:40,387 --> 01:19:43,374 Okay, when you get the whistle, 1782 01:19:43,474 --> 01:19:45,084 and so help me, the first guy that throws 1783 01:19:45,184 --> 01:19:45,918 before he gets the whistle 1784 01:19:46,018 --> 01:19:49,296 is going to get this grenade right between his teeth. 1785 01:19:49,396 --> 01:19:50,839 If you want to live, throw straight. 1786 01:19:50,939 --> 01:19:52,358 You won't get another chance. 1787 01:19:53,400 --> 01:19:55,135 Johnson, you understand? 1788 01:19:55,235 --> 01:19:56,387 What do you think I am, Sergeant? 1789 01:19:56,487 --> 01:19:57,346 An amateur? 1790 01:19:57,446 --> 01:19:58,446 No. 1791 01:20:07,247 --> 01:20:08,247 Windy? 1792 01:20:10,626 --> 01:20:11,360 Watch Porter. 1793 01:20:11,460 --> 01:20:12,920 Don't let him move around. 1794 01:20:36,610 --> 01:20:39,305 You're crying, Porter. 1795 01:20:39,405 --> 01:20:41,087 You're crying because you're wounded. 1796 01:20:42,116 --> 01:20:43,684 You don't have to be bleeding to be wounded. 1797 01:20:43,784 --> 01:20:45,577 You've just had one battle too many. 1798 01:20:51,417 --> 01:20:53,043 Yeah, you're out of it now. 1799 01:20:54,753 --> 01:20:57,339 No more guesswork and waiting and wondering for you. 1800 01:20:59,299 --> 01:21:00,717 You've built yourself a foxhole 1801 01:21:02,094 --> 01:21:03,094 up there. 1802 01:21:03,887 --> 01:21:08,625 Ain't nothing in the world that can make you come out of it. 1803 01:21:08,725 --> 01:21:09,960 Go ahead, Porter, keep crying. 1804 01:21:10,060 --> 01:21:11,060 We understand. 1805 01:21:27,703 --> 01:21:29,104 Ever go to Coney Island? 1806 01:21:29,204 --> 01:21:29,938 All the time. 1807 01:21:30,038 --> 01:21:31,023 Some joint. 1808 01:21:31,123 --> 01:21:32,191 Ever shoot those electric guns 1809 01:21:32,291 --> 01:21:33,359 that shoot down the airplanes? 1810 01:21:33,459 --> 01:21:34,193 Sure. 1811 01:21:34,293 --> 01:21:35,694 I'm a shock at the stuff. 1812 01:21:35,794 --> 01:21:37,196 Want to know a secret, Friedman? 1813 01:21:37,296 --> 01:21:38,947 You ain't got any secrets. 1814 01:21:39,047 --> 01:21:39,782 You're an open book. 1815 01:21:39,882 --> 01:21:41,450 You ain't bright enough to have any secrets. 1816 01:21:41,550 --> 01:21:43,535 This is a secret, Jake. 1817 01:21:43,635 --> 01:21:44,578 What is it? 1818 01:21:44,678 --> 01:21:46,080 I never could hit those airplanes. 1819 01:21:46,180 --> 01:21:48,457 I used to miss those airplanes all the time. 1820 01:21:48,557 --> 01:21:49,458 Maybe I better go away. 1821 01:21:49,558 --> 01:21:50,542 Maybe you ain't safe to be with. 1822 01:21:50,642 --> 01:21:52,669 How did you get to be a machine gunner? 1823 01:21:52,769 --> 01:21:54,630 I bribed a guy. 1824 01:21:54,730 --> 01:21:55,731 I want a transfer. 1825 01:21:56,565 --> 01:21:57,424 Friedman, it's too late. 1826 01:21:57,524 --> 01:21:58,942 You're stuck with me. 1827 01:22:00,861 --> 01:22:03,055 How are you going to get that car? 1828 01:22:03,155 --> 01:22:05,908 I'm going to aim for the knees and then I work north. 1829 01:22:06,950 --> 01:22:09,478 You think this stuff will go through armor? 1830 01:22:09,578 --> 01:22:10,578 Never has yet. 1831 01:22:21,423 --> 01:22:23,217 Easy, easy. 1832 01:22:43,862 --> 01:22:48,450 Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. 1833 01:23:46,550 --> 01:23:47,784 Put some shots through the slits. 1834 01:23:47,884 --> 01:23:49,011 I'll stop Rivera. 1835 01:24:02,149 --> 01:24:03,400 Hold your fire. 1836 01:24:18,624 --> 01:24:19,650 Stay where you are. 1837 01:24:19,750 --> 01:24:21,932 There's nothing out here you haven't seen before. 1838 01:24:24,838 --> 01:24:25,838 Okay. 1839 01:24:28,467 --> 01:24:29,201 Nice looking ruby. 1840 01:24:29,301 --> 01:24:30,677 Wonder where he stole that? 1841 01:24:31,928 --> 01:24:33,372 I don't know if they heard all this noise up ahead 1842 01:24:33,472 --> 01:24:34,206 but whether they did or not, 1843 01:24:34,306 --> 01:24:35,332 we'd better blow out of here. 1844 01:24:35,432 --> 01:24:36,432 Right. 1845 01:24:41,355 --> 01:24:42,506 Get that gun down, doughfoot. 1846 01:24:42,606 --> 01:24:43,606 Right. 1847 01:24:46,818 --> 01:24:47,678 Some smoke screen. 1848 01:24:47,778 --> 01:24:49,930 Like a loving bat, that car's probably full of holes. 1849 01:24:50,030 --> 01:24:50,764 Like a cheese. 1850 01:24:50,864 --> 01:24:51,640 Like a loving cheese. 1851 01:24:51,740 --> 01:24:52,683 I bet you never put a hole in it. 1852 01:24:52,783 --> 01:24:53,517 I never miss. 1853 01:24:53,617 --> 01:24:55,060 How about the airplanes at Coney Island? 1854 01:24:55,160 --> 01:24:56,603 Those were airplanes, that was Coney Island. 1855 01:24:56,703 --> 01:24:58,021 Okay, Rivera, you're a terror. 1856 01:24:58,121 --> 01:24:58,855 I'm a killer. 1857 01:24:58,955 --> 01:25:00,399 I don't know what the platoon'd do without me. 1858 01:25:00,499 --> 01:25:01,483 Win the loving war? 1859 01:25:01,583 --> 01:25:02,442 That's right! 1860 01:25:02,542 --> 01:25:03,277 Win the loving war. 1861 01:25:03,377 --> 01:25:06,363 - Yeah? - You take over my squad. 1862 01:25:06,463 --> 01:25:07,197 Why me? 1863 01:25:07,297 --> 01:25:08,949 Why anybody else? 1864 01:25:09,049 --> 01:25:09,825 Fair enough. 1865 01:25:09,925 --> 01:25:10,925 Oh, Johnson. 1866 01:25:11,593 --> 01:25:13,370 Yes, Sergeant. 1867 01:25:13,470 --> 01:25:14,246 You stay here with the Sergeant. 1868 01:25:14,346 --> 01:25:15,664 Don't let him do anything. 1869 01:25:15,764 --> 01:25:17,541 Just keep him here, you understand? 1870 01:25:17,641 --> 01:25:18,542 Suppose he tries to go somewhere? 1871 01:25:18,642 --> 01:25:20,168 Don't let him. 1872 01:25:20,268 --> 01:25:21,003 How? 1873 01:25:21,103 --> 01:25:21,837 I don't care how. 1874 01:25:21,937 --> 01:25:22,937 Just don't let him. 1875 01:25:24,523 --> 01:25:25,523 Eddie? 1876 01:25:26,900 --> 01:25:28,026 Eddie, how do you feel? 1877 01:25:29,820 --> 01:25:31,071 Okay, watch him, Johnson. 1878 01:25:38,078 --> 01:25:38,979 Listen, men. 1879 01:25:39,079 --> 01:25:41,732 Getting that Jerry car was just a lucky break. 1880 01:25:41,832 --> 01:25:42,691 We heard tanks up ahead 1881 01:25:42,791 --> 01:25:44,443 and we still don't know what's happened. 1882 01:25:44,543 --> 01:25:47,154 Next time, we may not be so lucky, so stay on the alert. 1883 01:25:47,254 --> 01:25:48,280 Arch, you and Cousins, go up ahead. 1884 01:25:48,380 --> 01:25:49,865 If you see anything, just shoot. 1885 01:25:49,965 --> 01:25:50,965 Okay. 1886 01:25:52,884 --> 01:25:54,077 You've got the direction, Arch? 1887 01:25:54,177 --> 01:25:55,177 Can't miss. 1888 01:25:56,930 --> 01:25:58,265 All right, let's go. 1889 01:26:06,648 --> 01:26:09,317 - Our patrol ahead! - Our patrol. 1890 01:26:14,823 --> 01:26:16,808 We lost Phelps, Dubrowski and Long. 1891 01:26:16,908 --> 01:26:19,436 But we knocked out two tanks and an armored car. 1892 01:26:19,536 --> 01:26:22,230 Took every bit of bazooka ammo we had to do it. 1893 01:26:22,330 --> 01:26:23,732 Might as well get rid of these. 1894 01:26:23,832 --> 01:26:24,775 Turn them over to Summers. 1895 01:26:24,875 --> 01:26:25,817 Okay. 1896 01:26:25,917 --> 01:26:28,153 I hope we don't meet any more tanks. 1897 01:26:28,253 --> 01:26:30,656 Without bazookas, I don't want to meet any more tanks 1898 01:26:30,756 --> 01:26:32,491 or armored cars, either. 1899 01:26:32,591 --> 01:26:33,325 Where's Tinker? 1900 01:26:33,425 --> 01:26:35,327 He's all right, he's up ahead. 1901 01:26:35,427 --> 01:26:36,427 Okay, let's go. 1902 01:27:04,080 --> 01:27:06,024 Did you ever go camping when you were a kid? 1903 01:27:06,124 --> 01:27:07,526 Every time we get in a bunch of trees 1904 01:27:07,626 --> 01:27:08,694 you ask me the same question. 1905 01:27:08,794 --> 01:27:10,862 Every time I get in a bunch of trees, I remember. 1906 01:27:10,962 --> 01:27:11,905 For the millionth time, no, 1907 01:27:12,005 --> 01:27:13,156 I never went camping when I was a kid. 1908 01:27:13,256 --> 01:27:14,324 I lived in the city. 1909 01:27:14,424 --> 01:27:16,368 I lived in the city, too, schmegege. 1910 01:27:16,468 --> 01:27:17,202 I got on a train. 1911 01:27:17,302 --> 01:27:18,036 You told me. 1912 01:27:18,136 --> 01:27:19,079 Well, I'm telling you again. 1913 01:27:19,179 --> 01:27:20,497 You're a jukebox, Rivera. 1914 01:27:20,597 --> 01:27:21,957 Somebody keeps putting nickels into you. 1915 01:27:22,057 --> 01:27:24,167 I ain't talking to you any more. 1916 01:27:24,267 --> 01:27:25,085 Hey, Judson? 1917 01:27:25,185 --> 01:27:26,185 Yeah. 1918 01:27:27,229 --> 01:27:29,381 Did you ever go camping in the woods? 1919 01:27:29,481 --> 01:27:30,757 What woods? 1920 01:27:30,857 --> 01:27:31,967 Get that, will you? 1921 01:27:32,067 --> 01:27:33,260 Any woods. 1922 01:27:33,360 --> 01:27:34,094 No. 1923 01:27:34,194 --> 01:27:35,887 Johnson, you don't know what you're missing. 1924 01:27:35,987 --> 01:27:37,597 You've never lived till you've toasted 1925 01:27:37,697 --> 01:27:39,099 a Mickey over the coals. 1926 01:27:39,199 --> 01:27:41,226 It ain't like the Army chow. 1927 01:27:41,326 --> 01:27:42,436 You can sit around a camp fire, 1928 01:27:42,536 --> 01:27:44,104 and shoot it all night if you want to. 1929 01:27:44,204 --> 01:27:46,523 You can go fishing, all that kind of stuff. 1930 01:27:46,623 --> 01:27:48,275 Outdoor men. 1931 01:27:48,375 --> 01:27:49,901 Next time they make you a civilian, Judson, 1932 01:27:50,001 --> 01:27:51,153 try a camp in the woods. 1933 01:27:51,253 --> 01:27:53,196 Just tell them I sent you. 1934 01:27:53,296 --> 01:27:54,030 Tell who? 1935 01:27:54,130 --> 01:27:55,490 The birds and the bees. 1936 01:27:55,590 --> 01:27:56,366 Didn't your old man ever tell you 1937 01:27:56,466 --> 01:27:57,909 about the birds and the bees? 1938 01:27:58,009 --> 01:27:59,119 No. 1939 01:27:59,219 --> 01:27:59,953 Did you hear that, Friedman? 1940 01:28:00,053 --> 01:28:01,663 Judson never heard of the birds and bees. 1941 01:28:01,763 --> 01:28:02,497 Terrible. 1942 01:28:02,597 --> 01:28:04,124 Shall we tell him? 1943 01:28:04,224 --> 01:28:05,876 Maybe we'd better. 1944 01:28:05,976 --> 01:28:06,877 Give us a butt, Judson, 1945 01:28:06,977 --> 01:28:09,921 we'll tell you all about the birds and the bees. 1946 01:28:10,021 --> 01:28:11,481 I haven't got a butt. 1947 01:28:20,740 --> 01:28:23,602 Good thing they invented trains for traveling salesmen. 1948 01:28:23,702 --> 01:28:24,436 Alright, kill me. 1949 01:28:24,536 --> 01:28:25,270 What's the gag? 1950 01:28:25,370 --> 01:28:26,146 No gag. 1951 01:28:26,246 --> 01:28:27,355 If they didn't have trains, 1952 01:28:27,455 --> 01:28:28,940 all the traveling salesmen would have to walk. 1953 01:28:29,040 --> 01:28:30,901 What a job that would be. 1954 01:28:31,001 --> 01:28:32,277 You're a traveling salesman. 1955 01:28:32,377 --> 01:28:34,154 You ain't taken a train lately. 1956 01:28:34,254 --> 01:28:36,364 What do you mean I'm a traveling salesman? 1957 01:28:36,464 --> 01:28:37,449 I'm a murderer. 1958 01:28:37,549 --> 01:28:38,867 You're a traveling salesman, 1959 01:28:38,967 --> 01:28:41,161 selling democracy to the natives. 1960 01:28:41,261 --> 01:28:42,829 So that's what I am, eh? 1961 01:28:42,929 --> 01:28:44,414 What do you know! 1962 01:28:44,514 --> 01:28:45,874 Where did you get that malarky, Jake? 1963 01:28:45,974 --> 01:28:46,750 Out of a book. 1964 01:28:46,850 --> 01:28:47,626 A book? 1965 01:28:47,726 --> 01:28:50,212 You're a decadent democrat, Rivera. 1966 01:28:50,312 --> 01:28:52,214 That's what I am, all right. 1967 01:28:52,314 --> 01:28:53,840 To get back to traveling salesmen, 1968 01:28:53,940 --> 01:28:55,801 how many of those Joes do you think would become 1969 01:28:55,901 --> 01:28:58,261 traveling salesmen if they had to walk everywhere? 1970 01:28:58,361 --> 01:28:59,095 I don't know. 1971 01:28:59,195 --> 01:29:00,931 I never knew a traveling salesman. 1972 01:29:01,031 --> 01:29:02,474 Maybe I'll be one after the war. 1973 01:29:02,574 --> 01:29:05,535 You get to cover a large hunk of territory. 1974 01:29:06,494 --> 01:29:07,979 Baby, you're covering a large hunk of territory 1975 01:29:08,079 --> 01:29:09,372 and you ain't nothing. 1976 01:29:10,290 --> 01:29:11,441 Friedman, I've been good to you. 1977 01:29:11,541 --> 01:29:13,819 Every time you needed it, I'd always give you my last franc. 1978 01:29:13,919 --> 01:29:15,862 I treated you like a brother. 1979 01:29:15,962 --> 01:29:17,239 And every chance you get, you needle me up the back. 1980 01:29:17,339 --> 01:29:18,406 What kind of stuff is that? 1981 01:29:18,506 --> 01:29:20,408 I'm antisocial, I got gabosis! 1982 01:29:20,508 --> 01:29:21,660 Maybe you should go off somewhere. 1983 01:29:21,760 --> 01:29:23,328 - Where? - How should I know? 1984 01:29:23,428 --> 01:29:25,747 Treat you like a brother and you stick a knife in my back. 1985 01:29:25,847 --> 01:29:27,123 He's a crumb, isn't he, Judson? 1986 01:29:27,223 --> 01:29:29,334 Yeah, everybody's a crumb. 1987 01:29:29,434 --> 01:29:30,727 Wish I was home in bed. 1988 01:29:33,647 --> 01:29:36,716 Anybody who would sleep in the noontime is a dope. 1989 01:29:36,816 --> 01:29:37,816 A dope! 1990 01:29:40,987 --> 01:29:41,721 Take it easy, Arch. 1991 01:29:41,821 --> 01:29:43,014 Don't get too far ahead. 1992 01:29:43,114 --> 01:29:44,850 Didn't know I was. 1993 01:29:44,950 --> 01:29:47,143 I was almost asleep on my feet. 1994 01:29:47,243 --> 01:29:49,020 Didn't get any sleep at all last night. 1995 01:29:49,120 --> 01:29:50,105 Keep awake now. 1996 01:29:50,205 --> 01:29:50,939 Okay. 1997 01:29:51,039 --> 01:29:52,941 Say, Sarge, do you think I'll make Sarge 1998 01:29:53,041 --> 01:29:54,693 by the battle of Tibet? 1999 01:29:54,793 --> 01:29:56,528 Sure, they'll make you a General. 2000 01:29:56,628 --> 01:29:58,530 That's all I wanted to know. 2001 01:29:58,630 --> 01:29:59,573 How much farther's this farm? 2002 01:29:59,673 --> 01:30:01,199 We ought to be breaking into the field below 2003 01:30:01,299 --> 01:30:02,075 at any minute now. 2004 01:30:02,175 --> 01:30:04,286 Keep your eyes open and stop when you see the field. 2005 01:30:04,386 --> 01:30:05,386 Right. 2006 01:30:08,181 --> 01:30:09,165 How's it going, Tim? 2007 01:30:09,265 --> 01:30:10,417 I've been here before. 2008 01:30:10,517 --> 01:30:12,252 How's the baby? 2009 01:30:12,352 --> 01:30:14,646 I'll wake her up when it's time to feed her. 2010 01:30:19,401 --> 01:30:21,803 Still thinking about apples, Sergeant? 2011 01:30:21,903 --> 01:30:23,263 Yeah. 2012 01:30:23,363 --> 01:30:24,347 And I've been doing my darndest 2013 01:30:24,447 --> 01:30:25,307 to think about other things 2014 01:30:25,407 --> 01:30:29,811 like cold well water, cold cider fresh in a jug, ice-cream. 2015 01:30:29,911 --> 01:30:31,062 But it don't do no good. 2016 01:30:31,162 --> 01:30:32,480 I still keep thinking about apples. 2017 01:30:32,580 --> 01:30:35,692 A guy always wants something when he can't get it. 2018 01:30:35,792 --> 01:30:36,792 Yep. 2019 01:30:37,794 --> 01:30:41,239 We should be thinking about that farmhouse up ahead. 2020 01:30:41,339 --> 01:30:42,782 About how many men are there. 2021 01:30:42,882 --> 01:30:44,467 And how we're going to take it. 2022 01:30:45,343 --> 01:30:48,388 It's all I keep thinking about, is a big red apple. 2023 01:30:50,181 --> 01:30:51,583 Some day I'm gonna walk into a country 2024 01:30:51,683 --> 01:30:53,627 and they're gonna put out a rug that says Welcome. 2025 01:30:53,727 --> 01:30:55,045 And they're going to let me walk in on it. 2026 01:30:55,145 --> 01:30:56,338 That's what I'm gonna do someday. 2027 01:30:56,438 --> 01:30:57,172 When? 2028 01:30:57,272 --> 01:30:58,590 Next Tuesday, chowder head. 2029 01:30:58,690 --> 01:30:59,424 How do I know when? 2030 01:30:59,524 --> 01:31:00,258 1983. 2031 01:31:00,358 --> 01:31:02,052 I'll look you up then. 2032 01:31:02,152 --> 01:31:04,054 It's a loving way to see Europe. 2033 01:31:04,154 --> 01:31:05,847 If it hadn't been for this war, 2034 01:31:05,947 --> 01:31:06,806 nearest you'd ever got to Europe 2035 01:31:06,906 --> 01:31:08,600 woulda been the Staten Island ferry. 2036 01:31:08,700 --> 01:31:10,310 Anybody can go to Europe. 2037 01:31:10,410 --> 01:31:12,520 I know a guy, once, wigged his way over on a cattle boat. 2038 01:31:12,620 --> 01:31:13,480 Why? 2039 01:31:13,580 --> 01:31:14,648 He wanted to see it. 2040 01:31:14,748 --> 01:31:15,815 Must have been a honey of a dope. 2041 01:31:15,915 --> 01:31:16,691 He was my cousin. 2042 01:31:16,791 --> 01:31:18,193 Then I know he was a honey of a dope. 2043 01:31:18,293 --> 01:31:19,819 Friedman, after we get to this farmhouse, 2044 01:31:19,919 --> 01:31:20,654 I'm going to take you up to the barn 2045 01:31:20,754 --> 01:31:21,488 and beat the bajabas out of you. 2046 01:31:21,588 --> 01:31:22,322 What with? 2047 01:31:22,422 --> 01:31:23,865 The barrel of this loving gun. 2048 01:31:23,965 --> 01:31:26,451 I thought you were really going to get tough! 2049 01:31:26,551 --> 01:31:29,387 That farmhouse is sure little apples full of krauts. 2050 01:31:30,555 --> 01:31:32,140 Sure as little apples is. 2051 01:31:44,277 --> 01:31:45,528 There she is. 2052 01:31:52,035 --> 01:31:53,687 That's it, all right. 2053 01:31:53,787 --> 01:31:55,080 - On the nose. - On the nose. 2054 01:31:56,456 --> 01:31:57,190 What do you think? 2055 01:31:57,290 --> 01:31:59,609 I don't know yet, but I'm gonna to go up and take a look. 2056 01:31:59,709 --> 01:32:01,419 Arch, you come along. 2057 01:32:03,838 --> 01:32:05,090 Take it easy! 2058 01:32:25,860 --> 01:32:27,637 Wish I had those binoculars now. 2059 01:32:27,737 --> 01:32:28,847 Do you see anything? 2060 01:32:28,947 --> 01:32:29,764 Not a thing. 2061 01:32:29,864 --> 01:32:31,991 - How about the windows? - Sun's on them. 2062 01:32:35,161 --> 01:32:37,063 Wish I knew, wish I knew. 2063 01:32:37,163 --> 01:32:38,356 Knew what? 2064 01:32:38,456 --> 01:32:39,357 Nothing. 2065 01:32:39,457 --> 01:32:40,792 Let's get back. 2066 01:32:48,967 --> 01:32:49,701 How's it look? 2067 01:32:49,801 --> 01:32:50,702 It's quiet. 2068 01:32:50,802 --> 01:32:51,536 I don't like it. 2069 01:32:51,636 --> 01:32:52,370 It's too quiet. 2070 01:32:52,470 --> 01:32:53,913 Yeah, they're bad when they're too quiet. 2071 01:32:54,013 --> 01:32:55,123 - Windy? - Yeah. 2072 01:32:55,223 --> 01:32:56,224 Come here. 2073 01:32:58,768 --> 01:32:59,768 Here's the setup. 2074 01:33:00,937 --> 01:33:03,840 There's a stone wall, runs clear around. 2075 01:33:03,940 --> 01:33:08,053 And there's a clear slope up to the house, from the wall. 2076 01:33:08,153 --> 01:33:09,637 Not much cover. 2077 01:33:09,737 --> 01:33:12,223 Pretty hard to tell just what the story is. 2078 01:33:12,323 --> 01:33:13,349 If I had that pair of binoculars 2079 01:33:13,449 --> 01:33:15,101 I would have been able to see more. 2080 01:33:15,201 --> 01:33:15,935 Think there's anyone there? 2081 01:33:16,035 --> 01:33:17,103 That's just what we don't know. 2082 01:33:17,203 --> 01:33:18,605 Anyway, we're not going to take any chances. 2083 01:33:18,705 --> 01:33:19,981 We'll send a patrol up first. 2084 01:33:20,081 --> 01:33:21,107 Four or five guys. 2085 01:33:21,207 --> 01:33:22,567 I'll take it. 2086 01:33:22,667 --> 01:33:24,152 I may need you here. 2087 01:33:24,252 --> 01:33:25,252 I want to take it. 2088 01:33:26,337 --> 01:33:27,906 Okay, you take it. 2089 01:33:28,006 --> 01:33:28,948 Pick yourself four men. 2090 01:33:29,048 --> 01:33:30,048 I'll go. 2091 01:33:32,218 --> 01:33:33,161 No, you don't, doughfoot. 2092 01:33:33,261 --> 01:33:34,245 I need this little instrument. 2093 01:33:34,345 --> 01:33:36,247 I want four volunteers. 2094 01:33:36,347 --> 01:33:37,624 Four congressional medal of honor 2095 01:33:37,724 --> 01:33:39,959 with 10 oakleaf clusters volunteers. 2096 01:33:40,059 --> 01:33:40,794 Any extra pay? 2097 01:33:40,894 --> 01:33:41,920 Oh, no. 2098 01:33:42,020 --> 01:33:44,005 Then I'll go anyway, just to make them feel ashamed. 2099 01:33:44,105 --> 01:33:45,507 Good. 2100 01:33:45,607 --> 01:33:46,508 I'm a hero. 2101 01:33:46,608 --> 01:33:47,383 I've been up front all day. 2102 01:33:47,483 --> 01:33:48,510 I might as well stay there. 2103 01:33:48,610 --> 01:33:49,511 All right. 2104 01:33:49,611 --> 01:33:50,428 I'll go along, Sarge. 2105 01:33:50,528 --> 01:33:51,846 Okay, one more. 2106 01:33:51,946 --> 01:33:53,139 First guys who get to that farmhouse 2107 01:33:53,239 --> 01:33:54,349 will get the wine. 2108 01:33:54,449 --> 01:33:55,225 I'll go. 2109 01:33:55,325 --> 01:33:56,267 That's four. 2110 01:33:56,367 --> 01:33:58,353 Pass out the purple hearts, Mother. 2111 01:33:58,453 --> 01:33:59,896 You take your popgun down by the road 2112 01:33:59,996 --> 01:34:00,939 where you can keep your eye on the road 2113 01:34:01,039 --> 01:34:02,190 and the farmhouse at the same time. 2114 01:34:02,290 --> 01:34:03,108 You got that, doughfoot? 2115 01:34:03,208 --> 01:34:04,025 It's in my head. 2116 01:34:04,125 --> 01:34:04,859 Keep it there. 2117 01:34:04,959 --> 01:34:06,486 And remember to cover if anyone needs it. 2118 01:34:06,586 --> 01:34:08,171 Right, okay chief, let's go. 2119 01:34:11,716 --> 01:34:12,967 All right, let's go. 2120 01:34:53,549 --> 01:34:55,785 Gotta have portable walls to go with every war. 2121 01:34:55,885 --> 01:34:56,953 I'll see they have them next time. 2122 01:34:57,053 --> 01:34:58,846 Wouldn't want you to be disappointed. 2123 01:35:06,271 --> 01:35:07,964 It's a pretty good spot. 2124 01:35:08,064 --> 01:35:09,465 It'll do for a while. 2125 01:35:09,565 --> 01:35:11,567 I ain't planning to raise a family here. 2126 01:35:12,652 --> 01:35:14,362 How's the farmhouse look to you? 2127 01:35:17,031 --> 01:35:18,157 I'll rake the joint. 2128 01:35:20,410 --> 01:35:21,144 Timing's okay. 2129 01:35:21,244 --> 01:35:22,187 You got plenty of grenades? 2130 01:35:22,287 --> 01:35:23,188 Yeah. 2131 01:35:23,288 --> 01:35:24,439 Okay. 2132 01:35:24,539 --> 01:35:25,982 Stay five yards apart. 2133 01:35:26,082 --> 01:35:27,442 Keep on your gut. 2134 01:35:27,542 --> 01:35:28,484 Five yards apart. 2135 01:35:28,584 --> 01:35:29,584 Go on your gut. 2136 01:35:31,254 --> 01:35:32,155 Good luck. 2137 01:35:32,255 --> 01:35:33,198 Same to you. 2138 01:35:33,298 --> 01:35:34,382 Fix bayonets. 2139 01:35:39,470 --> 01:35:40,722 Let's go! 2140 01:36:13,296 --> 01:36:14,030 Go back, go back! 2141 01:36:14,130 --> 01:36:15,465 Patrol, go back! 2142 01:36:16,799 --> 01:36:18,384 Now, Rivera, now! 2143 01:36:22,472 --> 01:36:23,665 Why don't we open up? 2144 01:36:23,765 --> 01:36:24,765 Why don't we open up? 2145 01:36:33,441 --> 01:36:35,526 Go, Rankin, everybody, over the wall! 2146 01:36:48,831 --> 01:36:49,983 - Did you get hit? - No. 2147 01:36:50,083 --> 01:36:51,943 You shouldn't have tried it, you shouldn't have tried it! 2148 01:36:52,043 --> 01:36:52,819 Did everybody get back? 2149 01:36:52,919 --> 01:36:53,653 Tinker. 2150 01:36:53,753 --> 01:36:54,487 They got Tinker. 2151 01:36:54,587 --> 01:36:55,989 I think they got Rankin. 2152 01:36:56,089 --> 01:36:57,657 - Rankin didn't come back. - I knew it, I knew it. 2153 01:36:57,757 --> 01:36:59,300 I thought there was only three. 2154 01:37:02,720 --> 01:37:04,330 - Is that Tinker? - Yeah. 2155 01:37:04,430 --> 01:37:06,708 - Why don't you pull him in? - It's no use, he's dead. 2156 01:37:06,808 --> 01:37:07,542 How do you know he's dead? 2157 01:37:07,642 --> 01:37:08,976 I can tell when a man's dead. 2158 01:37:10,311 --> 01:37:11,045 What a mess. 2159 01:37:11,145 --> 01:37:12,755 What a rotten, filthy, stinking, no good mess. 2160 01:37:12,855 --> 01:37:14,132 Could have been worse. 2161 01:37:14,232 --> 01:37:15,633 They could have waited till you all got up there, 2162 01:37:15,733 --> 01:37:16,926 then let you have it. 2163 01:37:17,026 --> 01:37:18,052 Could have been a lot worse. 2164 01:37:18,152 --> 01:37:19,152 It's bad enough. 2165 01:37:22,198 --> 01:37:23,433 You all right, Tranella? 2166 01:37:23,533 --> 01:37:24,392 In the pink. 2167 01:37:24,492 --> 01:37:26,436 - Cousins? - Okay. 2168 01:37:26,536 --> 01:37:27,536 Tough luck. 2169 01:37:29,288 --> 01:37:30,940 Now we've really got a job on our hands. 2170 01:37:31,040 --> 01:37:32,567 Yeah. 2171 01:37:32,667 --> 01:37:33,776 No element of surprise. 2172 01:37:33,876 --> 01:37:34,569 They've got us cold. 2173 01:37:34,669 --> 01:37:37,071 Probably a machine gun in every window pf that house. 2174 01:37:37,171 --> 01:37:39,157 No one can get near enough to use a grenade. 2175 01:37:39,257 --> 01:37:40,199 If we only had a rocket, 2176 01:37:40,299 --> 01:37:41,701 just one rocket left for our bazooka. 2177 01:37:41,801 --> 01:37:43,661 But we haven't got a rocket. 2178 01:37:43,761 --> 01:37:44,787 No. 2179 01:37:44,887 --> 01:37:46,372 - How about waiting until dark? - We can't wait 'til dark. 2180 01:37:46,472 --> 01:37:49,042 We've got to get in there and get in there fast. 2181 01:37:49,142 --> 01:37:51,127 We'll just have to figure something out. 2182 01:37:51,227 --> 01:37:53,171 I wonder who they knocked off. 2183 01:37:53,271 --> 01:37:55,298 It's too far away to see. 2184 01:37:55,398 --> 01:37:56,883 Hope it ain't anybody I like. 2185 01:37:56,983 --> 01:37:58,217 Hope it ain't anybody I know. 2186 01:37:58,317 --> 01:37:59,469 Me neither. 2187 01:37:59,569 --> 01:38:01,220 It was beautiful, the way I messed up that house. 2188 01:38:01,320 --> 01:38:02,055 It was beautiful. 2189 01:38:02,155 --> 01:38:03,139 I could do that 50 times a day. 2190 01:38:03,239 --> 01:38:04,557 Better keep your eyes open 2191 01:38:04,657 --> 01:38:05,683 or they'll be sending a half-back around 2192 01:38:05,783 --> 01:38:07,685 with a grenade stuck in his mitt. 2193 01:38:07,785 --> 01:38:09,145 They only have to do that once a day. 2194 01:38:09,245 --> 01:38:09,979 Knuckles to them! 2195 01:38:10,079 --> 01:38:11,564 I seen them coming round my end by the millions. 2196 01:38:11,664 --> 01:38:12,940 They never gained a yard around my end. 2197 01:38:13,040 --> 01:38:13,941 I'm indestructible. 2198 01:38:14,041 --> 01:38:14,942 Nobody dies. 2199 01:38:15,042 --> 01:38:16,169 Nobody dies. 2200 01:38:18,671 --> 01:38:20,006 Okay, corpse. 2201 01:38:22,133 --> 01:38:23,133 Close. 2202 01:38:25,219 --> 01:38:26,929 Somebody's careless with firearms. 2203 01:38:27,847 --> 01:38:28,847 Joke. 2204 01:38:31,809 --> 01:38:33,711 I can't think of a thing. 2205 01:38:33,811 --> 01:38:35,463 They've got us cold. 2206 01:38:35,563 --> 01:38:36,798 Pretty and cold. 2207 01:38:36,898 --> 01:38:38,508 It's no place for a gentleman. 2208 01:38:38,608 --> 01:38:40,051 Please, teacher, can I leave the room? 2209 01:38:40,151 --> 01:38:41,151 You and Tinker. 2210 01:38:45,948 --> 01:38:48,518 We should have given you some cover, too. 2211 01:38:48,618 --> 01:38:50,353 It wouldn't have made any difference. 2212 01:38:50,453 --> 01:38:51,521 The only thing I hope is they haven't 2213 01:38:51,621 --> 01:38:53,940 put through a call to send a couple of tanks. 2214 01:38:54,040 --> 01:38:54,774 That'd really put the screws on us. 2215 01:38:54,874 --> 01:38:56,109 I don't think they will. 2216 01:38:56,209 --> 01:38:58,444 We've got a lot of planes around here. 2217 01:38:58,544 --> 01:39:00,405 They'd probably be afraid the planes would see the tanks. 2218 01:39:00,505 --> 01:39:01,739 What makes you think so? 2219 01:39:01,839 --> 01:39:03,007 I just got a feeling. 2220 01:39:04,175 --> 01:39:06,160 I just got a feeling, too. 2221 01:39:06,260 --> 01:39:07,595 I wonder if Rankin's dead. 2222 01:39:08,554 --> 01:39:10,097 Oh gee, I don't know. 2223 01:39:11,432 --> 01:39:14,127 I guess he's safe where he is. 2224 01:39:14,227 --> 01:39:15,227 He can hang on. 2225 01:39:15,937 --> 01:39:16,754 Yeah. 2226 01:39:16,854 --> 01:39:19,023 If anybody can hang on, Rankin can hang on. 2227 01:39:21,359 --> 01:39:22,610 Just look at this leaf. 2228 01:39:23,444 --> 01:39:24,429 What about it? 2229 01:39:24,529 --> 01:39:26,431 Look at the complications. 2230 01:39:26,531 --> 01:39:29,308 Think of all the trouble it took to make this leaf. 2231 01:39:29,408 --> 01:39:31,936 You never saw nothing as complicated as this. 2232 01:39:32,036 --> 01:39:32,812 I'm as complicated as that. 2233 01:39:32,912 --> 01:39:36,399 The human body's the most complicated thing in the world. 2234 01:39:36,499 --> 01:39:38,943 It ain't no more complicated than this leaf. 2235 01:39:39,043 --> 01:39:39,735 Sure it is. 2236 01:39:39,835 --> 01:39:40,570 That leaf's a little thing. 2237 01:39:40,670 --> 01:39:42,113 The human body's a lot bigger. 2238 01:39:42,213 --> 01:39:42,947 That's what I mean. 2239 01:39:43,047 --> 01:39:45,450 It's got a lot more to be complicated about. 2240 01:39:45,550 --> 01:39:48,161 This leaf ain't got nothing to be complicated about 2241 01:39:48,261 --> 01:39:49,871 when you get right down to it. 2242 01:39:49,971 --> 01:39:51,914 What's so fancy about it? 2243 01:39:52,014 --> 01:39:53,666 Look at the veins, for instance. 2244 01:39:53,766 --> 01:39:54,709 Mean to tell me that leaves' veins 2245 01:39:54,809 --> 01:39:57,003 are more important than human veins? 2246 01:39:57,103 --> 01:39:57,837 I didn't say that. 2247 01:39:57,937 --> 01:39:59,605 I only said look at them. 2248 01:40:01,691 --> 01:40:02,717 All right, I'm looking. 2249 01:40:02,817 --> 01:40:03,817 So what? 2250 01:40:05,778 --> 01:40:07,763 - They're fancy. - The trouble with this map 2251 01:40:07,863 --> 01:40:10,183 is there's no detail about the farm. 2252 01:40:10,283 --> 01:40:12,435 It says the wall ends down by the river. 2253 01:40:12,535 --> 01:40:14,020 We know that already. 2254 01:40:14,120 --> 01:40:15,913 Doesn't show us anything new at all. 2255 01:40:16,747 --> 01:40:18,249 Might as well toss it away. 2256 01:40:23,129 --> 01:40:24,839 If we tried the river- 2257 01:40:27,091 --> 01:40:28,676 What did you say? 2258 01:40:31,470 --> 01:40:32,205 Nothing. 2259 01:40:32,305 --> 01:40:33,122 I didn't say anything. 2260 01:40:33,222 --> 01:40:33,956 Oh, come on, Windy. 2261 01:40:34,056 --> 01:40:35,458 This is no time to be writing letters to your sister. 2262 01:40:35,558 --> 01:40:36,558 What did you say? 2263 01:40:38,019 --> 01:40:39,228 I was thinking that... 2264 01:40:40,688 --> 01:40:42,256 Spit it out. 2265 01:40:42,356 --> 01:40:45,510 Well, I said, I'd bet if we tried the river. 2266 01:40:45,610 --> 01:40:47,178 What about if we tried the river? 2267 01:40:47,278 --> 01:40:49,222 Well, we could circle the farm by the river 2268 01:40:49,322 --> 01:40:50,948 and then crawl along by the bank. 2269 01:40:52,450 --> 01:40:53,601 Maybe he's got something there. 2270 01:40:53,701 --> 01:40:54,685 Go on Windy, what else? 2271 01:40:54,785 --> 01:40:56,562 How about forgetting the farm entirely? 2272 01:40:56,662 --> 01:40:57,813 How about just crawling along the wall, 2273 01:40:57,913 --> 01:40:59,065 then wading along the bank of the river 2274 01:40:59,165 --> 01:41:00,858 'till we get to the bridge, and then boom, we blow her? 2275 01:41:00,958 --> 01:41:02,360 How about it, huh? 2276 01:41:02,460 --> 01:41:05,196 Say, you're a pretty shrewd guy, Windy. 2277 01:41:05,296 --> 01:41:06,614 I tell that to myself all the time. 2278 01:41:06,714 --> 01:41:08,824 - Doesn't sound bad. - Sounds good. 2279 01:41:08,924 --> 01:41:11,118 - We'll have to work fast. - Awful fast. 2280 01:41:11,218 --> 01:41:12,218 Yeah. 2281 01:41:13,929 --> 01:41:15,206 What we'll do is this. 2282 01:41:15,306 --> 01:41:16,999 Ward, you take a patrol and go first. 2283 01:41:17,099 --> 01:41:19,335 Windy, you take another one and follow. 2284 01:41:19,435 --> 01:41:21,379 If Ward gets jammed, you'll pitch in. 2285 01:41:21,479 --> 01:41:23,689 I'll stay here with the rest of the platoon. 2286 01:41:25,024 --> 01:41:26,926 I'll give you exactly 30 minutes. 2287 01:41:27,026 --> 01:41:28,970 Then we'll hop over this wall and head for the house. 2288 01:41:29,070 --> 01:41:31,305 You can tell when we start because I'll put Rivera to work. 2289 01:41:31,405 --> 01:41:32,932 You can't help but know. 2290 01:41:33,032 --> 01:41:34,850 The krauts will think we're coming up on this side, 2291 01:41:34,950 --> 01:41:36,269 so they'll pay us all the attention, 2292 01:41:36,369 --> 01:41:37,728 then you can blow the bridge. 2293 01:41:37,828 --> 01:41:38,563 As soon as we hear you blow it, 2294 01:41:38,663 --> 01:41:41,190 we'll all get up and rush the joint. 2295 01:41:41,290 --> 01:41:42,775 How does it sound? 2296 01:41:42,875 --> 01:41:43,609 Sounds right. 2297 01:41:43,709 --> 01:41:44,652 How about you, Windy? 2298 01:41:44,752 --> 01:41:45,486 Check. 2299 01:41:45,586 --> 01:41:47,321 Well, that's the story, then. 2300 01:41:47,421 --> 01:41:49,740 You've cut yourself a tough job, Tyne. 2301 01:41:49,840 --> 01:41:50,575 It's suicide. 2302 01:41:50,675 --> 01:41:51,409 I'm a hero. 2303 01:41:51,509 --> 01:41:52,243 We're all heroes. 2304 01:41:52,343 --> 01:41:53,619 This'll mean a good conduct medal. 2305 01:41:53,719 --> 01:41:54,970 Okay, pick your men. 2306 01:41:56,097 --> 01:41:57,097 You too, Windy. 2307 01:42:00,101 --> 01:42:05,064 Joe, Sam, Rye, Horn, Ross, Tranella, Monty, Miles. 2308 01:42:14,240 --> 01:42:16,183 Ward and Windy will tell you what the setup is. 2309 01:42:16,283 --> 01:42:17,143 It's kind of simple. 2310 01:42:17,243 --> 01:42:19,353 So simple it could go wrong very easily. 2311 01:42:19,453 --> 01:42:21,747 Can't be any worse than Louisiana maneuvers. 2312 01:42:23,541 --> 01:42:25,401 I don't know what else to say 2313 01:42:25,501 --> 01:42:28,321 except it's a stinking situation. 2314 01:42:28,421 --> 01:42:29,922 - Right? - Right. 2315 01:42:31,799 --> 01:42:32,533 Good luck. 2316 01:42:32,633 --> 01:42:34,510 Okay, you gravel agitator, let's go. 2317 01:42:43,769 --> 01:42:44,769 Jack? 2318 01:42:49,233 --> 01:42:51,010 Can you take a note to Rivera? 2319 01:42:51,110 --> 01:42:52,762 Hey, Rivera. 2320 01:42:52,862 --> 01:42:54,472 Somebody's coming up there. 2321 01:42:54,572 --> 01:42:55,556 Maybe it's Marlene Dietrich. 2322 01:42:55,656 --> 01:42:56,641 Has it got legs? 2323 01:42:56,741 --> 01:42:57,558 I can't see. 2324 01:42:57,658 --> 01:42:59,410 It's the way they walk in the army. 2325 01:43:00,244 --> 01:43:01,646 It's Joe Jack. 2326 01:43:01,746 --> 01:43:03,439 Look at that guy travel. 2327 01:43:03,539 --> 01:43:04,623 Not much style. 2328 01:43:11,422 --> 01:43:13,074 Why do they always stick you out in left field? 2329 01:43:13,174 --> 01:43:16,077 Why don't you hang around where a guy can get at you? 2330 01:43:16,177 --> 01:43:17,244 There are three ways to do things. 2331 01:43:17,344 --> 01:43:18,704 The right way, the wrong way and the Army way. 2332 01:43:18,804 --> 01:43:20,456 It's the Army way to stick me in left field! 2333 01:43:20,556 --> 01:43:21,624 What you got, Joe? 2334 01:43:21,724 --> 01:43:22,767 Message from Tyne. 2335 01:43:26,937 --> 01:43:28,631 Wish I had my glasses. 2336 01:43:28,731 --> 01:43:29,465 Cut it, cut it. 2337 01:43:29,565 --> 01:43:30,466 What's he say? 2338 01:43:30,566 --> 01:43:33,678 "Doughfoot, two patrols going try go round farm via river. 2339 01:43:33,778 --> 01:43:35,763 I taking rest platoon over field. 2340 01:43:35,863 --> 01:43:38,766 When blow my whistle synchronize watch 11:40 hours. 2341 01:43:38,866 --> 01:43:40,893 Five minutes after going upfield on dot. 2342 01:43:40,993 --> 01:43:42,853 Give cover 15 seconds before. 2343 01:43:42,953 --> 01:43:43,854 Give cover upfield. 2344 01:43:43,954 --> 01:43:46,190 Remember, cover 11:44 and 45 seconds. 2345 01:43:46,290 --> 01:43:47,775 Hope ammo holds out. 2346 01:43:47,875 --> 01:43:49,777 We are going all the way." 2347 01:43:49,877 --> 01:43:50,695 That's all. 2348 01:43:50,795 --> 01:43:51,737 How's he signed? 2349 01:43:51,837 --> 01:43:54,156 "Tyne, Sergeant, USA." 2350 01:43:54,256 --> 01:43:55,256 Formal, ain't he? 2351 01:43:56,884 --> 01:44:00,037 If this thing is right, it's two minutes to 11:45. 2352 01:44:00,137 --> 01:44:01,414 Have the patrols left yet, Joe? 2353 01:44:01,514 --> 01:44:02,832 Yeah, they left before I came. 2354 01:44:02,932 --> 01:44:04,291 Okay, hop back and say we're all set. 2355 01:44:04,391 --> 01:44:05,668 Tell Tyne I said good luck. 2356 01:44:05,768 --> 01:44:07,311 I'll tell him, Rivera. 2357 01:44:12,566 --> 01:44:13,943 Nobody dies. 2358 01:44:15,027 --> 01:44:16,303 How's the ammo? 2359 01:44:16,403 --> 01:44:18,364 It's been worse and it's been better. 2360 01:44:19,657 --> 01:44:21,784 Tyne really cut himself a piece of cake. 2361 01:44:23,786 --> 01:44:25,020 Hey, Friedman, what's this mean? 2362 01:44:25,120 --> 01:44:27,356 Five minutes after going upfield on dot. 2363 01:44:27,456 --> 01:44:28,190 I don't get it. 2364 01:44:28,290 --> 01:44:29,375 Let me see the note. 2365 01:44:33,587 --> 01:44:34,864 Oh, I get it. 2366 01:44:34,964 --> 01:44:37,366 It means that five minutes after he blows his whistle, 2367 01:44:37,466 --> 01:44:38,909 they're going up the field. 2368 01:44:39,009 --> 01:44:41,370 He wants us to go to work 15 seconds before. 2369 01:44:41,470 --> 01:44:42,955 Oh, is that it? 2370 01:44:43,055 --> 01:44:44,540 Suppose they'll give me money for overtime? 2371 01:44:44,640 --> 01:44:45,640 Sure. 2372 01:44:46,517 --> 01:44:47,893 It's a tricky business. 2373 01:44:50,187 --> 01:44:53,190 Looks like we'll be getting a new platoon pretty soon. 2374 01:44:54,358 --> 01:44:55,885 Mary and Joseph, there's a lot of good men 2375 01:44:55,985 --> 01:44:57,344 going down in this war. 2376 01:44:57,444 --> 01:44:58,387 Why don't they let us alone? 2377 01:44:58,487 --> 01:45:01,474 I wish I had every Nazi right in the palm of my hand. 2378 01:45:01,574 --> 01:45:02,950 I'd crush them to a pulp. 2379 01:45:03,951 --> 01:45:05,327 Why don't they let us alone? 2380 01:45:06,745 --> 01:45:09,815 You catch on slow, Rivera, but you catch on good. 2381 01:45:09,915 --> 01:45:10,915 Yeah. 2382 01:45:30,185 --> 01:45:32,855 Jack be nimble, Jack be quick. 2383 01:45:35,816 --> 01:45:37,301 What are you looking at? 2384 01:45:37,401 --> 01:45:38,569 Not looking. 2385 01:45:39,653 --> 01:45:40,653 Thinking. 2386 01:45:43,741 --> 01:45:45,893 Ward thinks we'll never make it across the field. 2387 01:45:45,993 --> 01:45:47,353 Ward thinks you're throwing yourself away. 2388 01:45:47,453 --> 01:45:49,021 I don't care what he thinks! 2389 01:45:49,121 --> 01:45:50,164 I'm in command here. 2390 01:45:52,041 --> 01:45:53,405 Wish that Jack would get back. 2391 01:46:14,605 --> 01:46:16,382 - Sorry I slipped, Sarge. - Shh! 2392 01:46:16,482 --> 01:46:18,108 See that you don't slip again. 2393 01:46:32,247 --> 01:46:34,208 You oughta write a letter too, Tinker. 2394 01:46:44,468 --> 01:46:47,972 I forgot you're sprawled out on that wall. 2395 01:46:49,014 --> 01:46:50,291 Okay, pal. 2396 01:46:50,391 --> 01:46:53,310 I'll write that letter to your mom. 2397 01:46:55,980 --> 01:47:00,985 Dear Mom, now sleeping against a wall somewhere in Italy. 2398 01:47:03,988 --> 01:47:05,681 Isn't very comfortable but a man has to lie 2399 01:47:05,781 --> 01:47:07,491 where he can these days. 2400 01:47:09,618 --> 01:47:10,352 If you ever get to Italy, 2401 01:47:10,452 --> 01:47:12,998 you must come and see me for I'm always going to be here. 2402 01:47:19,253 --> 01:47:20,253 Water's cold. 2403 01:47:21,547 --> 01:47:24,049 Funny thing on a hot day, when the water's cold. 2404 01:47:27,011 --> 01:47:28,913 You've just come in under the wire, how'd it go? 2405 01:47:29,013 --> 01:47:29,788 Rivera said it's okay. 2406 01:47:29,888 --> 01:47:31,624 He said good luck. 2407 01:47:31,724 --> 01:47:33,000 Nice of him. 2408 01:47:33,100 --> 01:47:34,168 All the watches are synchronized. 2409 01:47:34,268 --> 01:47:36,186 Now we only have to check with Rivera. 2410 01:47:40,816 --> 01:47:42,676 There's Tyne's whistle right on the nose. 2411 01:47:42,776 --> 01:47:44,637 Even the second hand's right on the nose. 2412 01:47:44,737 --> 01:47:46,513 So help me I'm going to cut that house right in two. 2413 01:47:46,613 --> 01:47:48,223 - If the ammo holds out. - The ammo 2414 01:47:48,323 --> 01:47:50,267 had better hold out. 2415 01:47:50,367 --> 01:47:51,852 Five minutes before diversion. 2416 01:47:51,952 --> 01:47:53,145 Yep. 2417 01:47:53,245 --> 01:47:55,606 I figure right behind that farm. 2418 01:47:55,706 --> 01:47:56,440 Quiet. 2419 01:47:56,540 --> 01:47:57,441 That's good. 2420 01:47:57,541 --> 01:47:58,792 Hope it stays that way. 2421 01:48:03,422 --> 01:48:05,257 How do you feel about things, Arch? 2422 01:48:06,258 --> 01:48:09,161 It's a long war. 2423 01:48:09,261 --> 01:48:10,412 That's all I know about it. 2424 01:48:10,512 --> 01:48:12,097 You still worried about Tibet? 2425 01:48:13,307 --> 01:48:14,307 No. 2426 01:48:15,517 --> 01:48:18,020 Sometimes I think we'll never get out of the Army. 2427 01:48:19,396 --> 01:48:20,856 Honest, that's what I think. 2428 01:48:21,982 --> 01:48:24,093 I used to think I'd never get in. 2429 01:48:24,193 --> 01:48:26,136 I figure I'll get out, some day. 2430 01:48:26,236 --> 01:48:27,236 Could be worse. 2431 01:48:28,906 --> 01:48:30,115 I don't know how. 2432 01:48:32,034 --> 01:48:33,227 You don't know! 2433 01:48:33,327 --> 01:48:35,854 You don't get all the stinking details? 2434 01:48:35,954 --> 01:48:37,790 I've got a stinking detail right now. 2435 01:48:39,917 --> 01:48:40,917 Who hasn't? 2436 01:48:43,003 --> 01:48:45,047 Maybe we can sleep all day tomorrow. 2437 01:48:46,298 --> 01:48:48,217 Maybe Germany will surrender tomorrow. 2438 01:48:49,426 --> 01:48:51,954 Who knows? 2439 01:48:52,054 --> 01:48:53,055 Who knows? 2440 01:48:55,891 --> 01:48:57,810 I'm going to check with the men again. 2441 01:49:00,479 --> 01:49:01,463 Remember, when you hear the bridge blow, 2442 01:49:01,563 --> 01:49:02,673 get up and run for the farmhouse. 2443 01:49:02,773 --> 01:49:03,507 Run fast. 2444 01:49:03,607 --> 01:49:04,607 Pass the word along. 2445 01:49:10,656 --> 01:49:12,099 Remember, when you hear the bridge blow, 2446 01:49:12,199 --> 01:49:14,184 get up and run for the farmhouse and run fast. 2447 01:49:14,284 --> 01:49:15,536 Pass the word on. 2448 01:49:24,086 --> 01:49:25,738 What's the matter, Sarge? 2449 01:49:25,838 --> 01:49:26,838 Stomach. 2450 01:49:27,756 --> 01:49:30,050 It feels like it's screwed up in a tight knot. 2451 01:49:31,385 --> 01:49:33,762 I'm feeling a little sick and a little dizzy. 2452 01:49:34,680 --> 01:49:35,848 Who doesn't? 2453 01:49:41,979 --> 01:49:44,506 It's 45 seconds to go. 2454 01:49:44,606 --> 01:49:46,525 45 seconds before Rivera opens up. 2455 01:49:47,901 --> 01:49:50,320 Fix bayonets, fix bayonets. 2456 01:50:00,122 --> 01:50:04,251 Dizzy, sick and dizzy. 2457 01:50:27,316 --> 01:50:28,859 Hey, Arch. 2458 01:50:33,697 --> 01:50:34,697 Good. 2459 01:50:37,284 --> 01:50:40,787 Five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 2460 01:50:42,664 --> 01:50:45,209 13, 14, 15. 2461 01:51:05,604 --> 01:51:07,297 Either those kraut gunners are dead 2462 01:51:07,397 --> 01:51:08,924 or they're just playing with us. 2463 01:51:09,024 --> 01:51:09,758 It's deserted. 2464 01:51:09,858 --> 01:51:11,593 Absolutely deserted. 2465 01:51:11,693 --> 01:51:13,195 Let's wait till they catch up. 2466 01:51:14,529 --> 01:51:17,641 Another second we'll blow it to kingdom come. 2467 01:51:17,741 --> 01:51:19,476 What are you laughing at? 2468 01:51:19,576 --> 01:51:20,477 It's so funny. 2469 01:51:20,577 --> 01:51:21,436 We're going to blow up the German bridge. 2470 01:51:21,536 --> 01:51:23,772 I feel just like a little boy at Halloween, 2471 01:51:23,872 --> 01:51:25,332 stealing the parson's cake. 2472 01:51:27,000 --> 01:51:28,000 Come on. 2473 01:51:40,514 --> 01:51:41,999 Nothing slower than crawling. 2474 01:51:42,099 --> 01:51:43,917 Nothing in the world. 2475 01:51:44,017 --> 01:51:46,461 How long would it take to crawl around the world? 2476 01:51:46,561 --> 01:51:48,397 100 years, 1000 years? 2477 01:52:02,577 --> 01:52:03,577 Nobody dies. 2478 01:52:29,187 --> 01:52:30,187 Nobody dies. 2479 01:52:32,941 --> 01:52:34,593 We've come a long way. 2480 01:52:34,693 --> 01:52:35,736 Long six miles. 2481 01:52:38,989 --> 01:52:42,034 Six miles closer to San Francisco, Hoskins. 2482 01:52:43,327 --> 01:52:45,203 Six miles closer to Joplin, Mack. 2483 01:52:46,288 --> 01:52:49,124 Six miles closer to Saint Paul, Tinker. 2484 01:52:50,792 --> 01:52:51,792 It's a long way. 2485 01:52:52,794 --> 01:52:54,171 It's the shortest way home. 2486 01:52:55,422 --> 01:52:58,575 The only way home for all the decent guys in the world. 2487 01:52:58,675 --> 01:52:59,801 It all adds up. 2488 01:53:01,178 --> 01:53:02,220 Nobody dies. 2489 01:53:04,139 --> 01:53:05,265 My head's spinning. 2490 01:53:06,516 --> 01:53:07,726 Everything's spinning. 2491 01:53:08,643 --> 01:53:09,643 That house. 2492 01:53:11,605 --> 01:53:12,605 Field. 2493 01:53:16,318 --> 01:53:17,318 Sky. 2494 01:54:21,716 --> 01:54:22,716 Tibet! 2495 01:54:26,179 --> 01:54:27,179 Tibet. 2496 01:55:11,099 --> 01:55:11,833 The Kraut's stopped. 2497 01:55:11,933 --> 01:55:13,293 Blew enough loving lead into that thing to sink it! 2498 01:55:13,393 --> 01:55:14,127 No wonder it's stopped. 2499 01:55:14,227 --> 01:55:15,587 You sure did! 2500 01:55:15,687 --> 01:55:16,713 They didn't find Baby. 2501 01:55:16,813 --> 01:55:18,607 No, they didn't find Baby. 2502 01:55:44,925 --> 01:55:45,925 Dear Frances, 2503 01:55:46,885 --> 01:55:49,054 we just blew a bridge and took a farmhouse. 2504 01:55:50,680 --> 01:55:51,680 It was so easy. 2505 01:55:53,642 --> 01:55:55,185 So terribly easy. 2506 01:56:12,077 --> 01:56:16,440 ♪ It was just a little walk in the warm Italian sun 2507 01:56:16,540 --> 01:56:20,819 ♪ But it wasn't an easy thing 2508 01:56:20,919 --> 01:56:25,407 ♪ And poets are writing the tale of that fight 2509 01:56:25,507 --> 01:56:29,703 ♪ And songs for children to sing 2510 01:56:29,803 --> 01:56:31,913 ♪ Let them sing of the men 2511 01:56:32,013 --> 01:56:33,999 ♪ Of a fighting platoon 2512 01:56:34,099 --> 01:56:38,170 ♪ Let them sing of the job they've done 2513 01:56:38,270 --> 01:56:40,797 ♪ How they came across the sea 2514 01:56:40,897 --> 01:56:42,841 ♪ To sunny Italy 2515 01:56:42,941 --> 01:56:47,053 ♪ And took a little walk in the sun 2516 01:56:47,153 --> 01:56:49,014 ♪ It's that walk that leads down 2517 01:56:49,114 --> 01:56:51,391 ♪ Through a Philippine town 2518 01:56:51,491 --> 01:56:55,479 ♪ And hits Highway Seven north of Rome 2519 01:56:55,579 --> 01:57:00,066 ♪ It's the same road they had coming out of Stalingrad 2520 01:57:00,166 --> 01:57:04,070 ♪ It's that old Lincoln Highway back home 2521 01:57:04,170 --> 01:57:08,717 ♪ It's where ever men fight to be free 171233

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