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And see.

The lad to cook Hitler's goose.

Why don't you throw it?

Watch it, you might break the window.

You coming down?

See you there in a second.

How long's your leave for?

That's the thing, I'm not really
supposed to be here.

Can't you get in trouble for that?

I'm stationed out in Cookmere, middle of
bloody nowhere.

No one will find out.

It's nice there though. When the war's
over I'll take it.

That'd be nice.

What do you think you're doing?

Coming for a swim.

Oh, it's freezing.

You're coming in then, Top.

Hey, another tiger.

Hang on a minute.

Standing, innit? Yeah, that's right.

I'm sorry, I can't quite remember
your... Crimes. And your crimes.

What are you in for?

Oh, this and that.

How about yourself?

Collect for a bloody training exercise.

Oh, we'll come down on you like a ton of
bricks.

Storming a bloody teacup, innit? I could
do with a cup of tea about now.

Join the club.

Do you get your transfer thingy through?

Yeah, yeah, the wife won't do, please.

Can't imagine she would be.

I'm telling you, them rich tops in
Downing Street came to their senses.

They put me in old Churchill's seat.

I'd have this entire war sorted out in a
jiffy.

The way I see it, it's about land,
empire.

This is yours, and this is ours.

I mean, take Poland.

Why they wanted to start a war over it,
I'll never know.

You've been there?

No. Nah, neither.

Let them have the shithole, as long as
we can hold on to India.

I mean, starting the war over Africa, I
can understand.

It's because of the oil, isn't it?

Yeah, well, we'll be off there soon.

Yeah. I'll tell you one thing I'll miss.

It's that barman's daughter down at the
Bellinons.

Of course, I'm Yanko Aver before I get
back.

You never know. We'll go over by
Christmas.

Yeah, and I'm fucking Santa Claus.

That's what they say every single time.

You know, you're too bloody optimistic.
That's your problem.

No, I'm a realist. You're a pessimist.
That's the difference.

I brought you a cup of tea, Charlie.

She's had her wits' end in there,
Charlie.

There was nothing I could do. I know,
lad.

I've been there myself before.

Just take care of yourself, keep your
head down, and you'll be all right.

Do you want to die? Is that it?

No, no I don't.

Why are you going?

Every man has to do his bit. I'm doing
it for you.

No, no you're not.

We'll get through this. I promise.

Me, you and Terry.

I'm going to come back. I know it.

You have a family.

It'll be over by Christmas.

I'll come home then.

They said that last time. They always
say that. My son's going to grow up

without a father. Like you did.

Let someone else go. Well, that would
just mean another boy will grow up

a father, and another wife will be a
widow.

That man won't be as lucky as me.

I'm going to come back, I promise you.

I need you here.

I'll do this by myself.

I'll do it.

Captain Thompson reporting, sir.

Thompson, yes.

Yes, sir.

I've got a new assignment for you.

German tanks are expected there.

And infantry there.

You're to assemble a four -man squad.

Go in quick and quiet and... Damn it,
man.

The whole bloody thing rests on your
shoulders.

In other words, don't cock it up.

For his sake, I'm... We're going out on
ready.

When? We're out tomorrow morning. Say,
oh, it's this hundred hours. I need two

more minutes.

Oh, um... Groin?

You do.

Then how about clock?

This morning.

Christ. Standing then.

I'll settle them outside command.

You try to get some transport.

Oh, bloody heat.

You should be glad it isn't raining
standing in the girls' plough.

The captain's right.

You should look on the bright side.

That's the problem. Everything's so
bloody bright out here.

You're just a village idiot, Milton.

You'd better watch it, Grimes, you cocky
bastard.

I'm a higher rank than you.

I just like to keep positive.

How the hell do you do that?

Ah, it's not so hard.

Optimism runs in my family.

Just take me grandad.

Oh, you've gone and done it now, Chas.

Christ, we're all going to have to read
about that bloody grandad story again.

I'll have slipped me a wrist before
Jerry even has a chance to take a pop at

Why the hell have you got that?

Boy off an errand for a bar of
Cadbury's.

Besides, I've got it all planned out for
when we get to Germany.

See, I'll take this knife, snip off
Hitler's one and only, and then serve it

to old Ava on a silver platter.

Thanks for that image. No problem, Cap.

I've established the Hun's general
course.

Only thing is, it goes through a
minefield.

What if they've re -mined it?

Not so bloody positive now, are you?
Unless Jerry sent in the bombers,

way through for his armour.

Well, if we get through, what happens if
we run into the crowd?

Well, that is rather the point of our
mission.

We just have to hope that somebody up
there is rather fond of us.

If we do run into them, we'll talk our
way out of it. Oh, you speak Kraut now

then, do you?

It's a work in progress.

Anyway, we shall be done here soon.

I've a bad feeling about this.

Yeah, feeling's mutual.

If we get to the tracks, it'll be fine,
right?

Fuck! Help me! Come on!

Ah, fuck! Ah,

fucking... Ah, fuck!

Ah, fucking easy!

Jesus! Ah, fucking... Ah, fuck!

Ah, easy!

Fucking hell!

Fuck, yeah!

It's over, mate.

Don't shoot!

We surrender!

We've been here since Tobruk.

Old Cooper came here weighing 160
pounds. Now he's 94.

Roll call at dawn, meals twice a day.

It's four men to a bed, but they can
hold six.

Try and make your Red Cross packs last a
while, because the food here ain't the

Ritz, but other than that, you're living
the life of Riley.

We've won in Africa.

I'm telling

you, I ain't even touched a girl since
embarkation.

Neither. To be honest, I'm trying to
stop the desire.

How about you?

You got a girl back home?

at the time of surrender with the light.

Right, listen up, lads. There's a few
words I want to have with you before

night's out.

Now, first of all, there is to be no
fraternisation with the Aitais.

Is that clear?

Yes, sir.

Right, a few other things.

I've got sentries on the main gate
mounted.

We send a party out to rescue the local
area in case the Hun does turn up.

but I don't think that will happen.

Intelligence is this.

Our boys are landing in Rome and Milan,
and the Navy, they should be coming in

Genoa and Rimini.

So this is it.

By my reckoning, we have just 24 hours
to hold out, and then it's our time.

Good luck, boys.

You need to have a drink, mate. Take
some of mine.

Strong mind.

Some fella over there has been drinking
it out of an enamelled mug, and the

enamel's coming off. Don't you get it?
We have to leave now.

Calm down, mate. Now ain't the time for
quick action. But it is. The Allies

aren't going to come. The Krauts are
coming here, and they'll ship you off to

Germany.

I'm telling you, let them come.

But I'll tell you, we go out there, a
couple of Brits like us, don't speak the

lingo, they will fucking shoot us.

Look, have I ever given you reason not
to trust me?

No. So listen to me now. If we get out
of here and make it back to the Allied

lines, they'll send us home. Our part in
this war will be over.

Allied lines?

You're bloody delusional. We're better
off here, waiting with food and drink,

and wait for them to come to us.

They're the devil you know.

I understand what you're saying, mate.

But it ain't worth the risk.

I'm sorry.

But I ain't going.

Amici, amici.

Alemania, Alemania.

Americano. Wait, wait, wait. I'm
English, I'm English, I'm English.

Fumare. Wait.

Cigarette.

Amici.

Iglesias. We like, we like.

Wait, wait, wait.

Follow, come on.

Follow, follow.

Come on, follow.

Good.

Who is it? It's an English soldier.

Can't you take this to the German bank?

It's in the stairs.

They won't find it.

Yes, it's better, isn't it?

He has to work to earn his living.

We don't have enough for ourselves.

My wife, she has a pay order.

But I think she understands.

My dearest Charlie,

I've been counting the days, but now I'm
counting the months since your last

letter.

Where are you, my love?

I have nothing left to hold except the
hope that one day you'll return to me.

Charlie, come back to me.

Come back.

Senor Lido, you work too hard?

I like hard work. I worked on the train
back over in England.

What is it like in England?

You live in London?

Yeah, London.

Raffaele, when did the snows help?

I'm afraid for your child,

when the snow comes.

that there she ever come, it is not a
saviour.

I take you into the mountains, there is
a cave.

The Germans have come.

Go into the forest. Oh, Giovanni, he
will find you there.

I must go now, Charlie.

You will not be safe.

You need to stop helping me, you know.

Charlie, it's... It's a Nephilim.

Charlie, on the radio, he says, uh, if
we help you, the Allies will die.

I've never heard that.

Is it true?

And you knew? And your wife and your
leader, do they know?

How did you get away?

The Germans, uh, they came up to the
mill.

They took Senor Lee.

How did they know I was there?

Top of my hotel.

The fascists.

What's the situation down there?

Many more border have to come.

They've billeted the town.

Terrible border.

Putting you all in danger.

I should never have stayed here.

Thank you very much.

You got a light?

I don't like it.

Okay.

What happened to your arm?

Training exercise went wrong.

So, what's a nice girl like you doing
around here?

My son.

He's sick.

Well, I hope he gets better soon.

I'm Michael, by the way. Michael Romero.

Where are you from, Michael?

I'm from Vancouver.

Is that in America?

No, it's Canada.

I really should be going.

But I don't even know your name.

Americano!

Hey. Sorry.

Hey, I know you. You're the lady from
the hospital. You have a good memory.

Hey, wait a minute.

Hey, how's your kid?

I'm on my way to get him from school, so
if you don't mind.

My arm's much better, by the way.

Well, it won't be for much longer. We
keep running out of buildings, not

where you're going. You bumped into me.

Well, without me to catch you, you would
have run straight into the road.

Well, it would have been a whole lot
worse if I went into a car.

I'm not sure worse is the right word.

Hey, that's not fair.

Isn't there some other girl you can
bother? I'd rather bother you. Well,

doing a good job.

What is it with you people?

I'm just trying to be friendly.

We're a lot smarter than you lot from
across the pond.

You're not trying to be my friend.

It's true what they say about you.

Overpaid and sexy.

Hey, I'm not overpaid.

Well, I'm sure there are plenty of other
girls who want to be your friend.

Damn you English girls are a hard crowd.

Damn you Canadians, you're a consistent
lot.

Well, I'd like a chance to prove myself
to you. Here.

Let's call it 7 o 'clock Saturday night.

So what do I call you?

You can call me Tab.

What does that mean?

It's like a nickname when I was a girl.
Your daughter would tap in to get sweet.

That kind of stuff.

He just had this charm about him.

He was quite remarkable, really.

Well, then.

I can't go.

Why not?

Well, if you aren't going to go, then I
will. No, why not?

I wish I had a Canadian Air Force
captain.

All I've got is a bloody
telecommunications officer.

Tell you what, you go with him, I'll
take Terry, and he can stay the night at

mine.

Really?

Just when I thought my luck was in.

Dad won't be too pleased, though.

Ivy, how could you have done this?

Have you forgotten your husband in
Italy? What do you think he's doing,

around with Italian flutes?

He's over there fighting for you and
your son.

What, you think it's been easy for me
these last few years?

To be left alone at home while others
fight for me.

It's been hell.

I don't know how you could be so
selfish.

Could you?

She has a husband.

And what if he don't come back?

There's been no news for weeks now, and
his father never came back in the last

war. No, but I did.

I know what men go through over there.

What I've seen and done, just remember
that.

dearest wife.

This letter will probably never get to
you, but it brings me comfort to write

it. I'm alive and well and living in the
safety of a convent.

What is this world in which we find
ourselves?

How can men unleash such evil upon one
another?

War doesn't make heroes out of us. It
turns us into animals.

Sometimes I feel this war has changed me
so much that I won't be the same man

when I return to you.

But that hope...

I hope that someday I'll return if the
only thing that keeps me going.

All my love, your Charlie.

Along every road, in endless procession,
refugees streamed toward collecting

stations set up by the Allied military
government.

Many helpless families, made homeless by
the German seizure of their country,

were forced north during the Nazi
retreat.

Stripped of most of their possessions,
only a few were adequately clothed or

until the Allied Fifth Army landed.

Removing these helpless people from the
ruins of their shattered homes is one of

the great rescue achievements of the
war.

The real tragedy is the plight of the
very young. The world into which they

born has been a world of suffering and
sorrow.

Now the Allied authorities open the way
to a new haven, a haven where they may

wait in safety for the day of peace.

As quickly as possible, army trucks take
them to ports of embarkation.

Hey buddy, you see a girl with a black
and white dress just came down here?

sorry mate, tip off.

Who are you? I'm a soldier.

American? English.

You're lucky, I'm with the resistance.

The fascists killed my family.

They'll pay for it.

I'm trying to get back to mine.

Good luck.

I fascisti.

1800 lire is the price for you.

That's a lot of money.

Do you know the song? What song?

Se potessi avere mille lire al mese,
mille lire al mese.

I will not give you two effects.

I deserve them.

Oh, really?

Sì.

The mountain is full of young men.

The fascists are too scared of your
English and Americano to catch you.

I bet they'll be the first to wave their
flags when our boys march through in

the end.

Okay, but first we have to kill the
Germans.

I'm going south to find a bandit.

He's a cop.

Yeah, well, Italian pictures are the
best.

Like women.

You know, el culo.

It's too dangerous for a fire.

Thank you.

What do you think? Who are you?

Capture him now and I'll shoot.

Capture him immediately.

We haven't killed him.

You know what I mean?

But then if you think about it...

Hey, Grimes! Grimes!

Hey, so, uh, when did you get back?

Transport got in two weeks ago.

Well, it's good to see you.

What happened after I left?

Jerry came a couple of days later, like
you said they would.

Put us in a train from Germany.

The cold.

Italy was fucking abundant.

How'd that happen?

Dickie.

He didn't make it.

He kept trying to escape.

He brought his body back.

Four days and nights on that train
packed like cattle.

It wasn't until February until the
Allies came and they sent a plane.

Well, it'll be over soon.

Once we beat the Japs.

I was just being demotivated.

So what are you going to do now?

Well, the worst is over.

I think we're going to get better here
on out.

That's what I think, anyway.

So I'm heading down to Bristol.

Nice. So you got down again, then?

No, I... I just need to get away for a
bit.

I can't take being called a hero.

What I've seen?

Done?

How can I be proud of that?

I'm so fucked up.

Sometimes, sometimes I wish I was the
one who got stuck in that dream.

I really do.

Are you all right, mate?

Yeah, yeah.

I've never been better.

I'd, uh, just be off.

Well, if you're, um, driving down Sussex
Way, you'll probably be all right.

Sounds good.

Yeah, it's good to be here.

My dearest wife, it won't be long now,
and I shall be able to see you both

night.

All I hope, my darling, is you won't get
too used to seeing me, and then we

start living like other married couples,
just taking things for granted.

But when we get our own home, we should
be happy.

And if you want your little girl by
then, well, all you have to do is ask

I suppose you still do want her.

Well, this is about all I can write for
tonight.

So if I get a letter from you tomorrow,
I'll write again too.

All my love, darling.

Charlie P .S.

Kid Terry for me and tell him I got his
letter and I hope he comes to meet me

again on Saturday.

Thank you.