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Good enough for a ground test.

All in that doodle bug.

The birds are born.

Okay, I'll take her down.

I hope your rock hounds are right.

I gotta be back in constant blanket tonight.

The teacapage is waiting for me.

What a warrant, a 45?

No, with a smile, and a 36, 24, 38.

Look at this.

Yep, that does it.

Hey, Mike.

That doodle bug out there is much of showing something big.

Look at this.

Look at this.

Look at this.

Look at this.

Look at this.

Look at this.

Look at this.

This doodle bug out there is much of showing something big.

Has you got a favorable reading, Berla?

Yeah.

Big formation and a Klein structure.

How far down?

Oh, 2500, 3000 feet.

Well, that's great.

What's the matter? Can't you cook up a little enthusiasm?

What's too hot for enthusiasm, Captain?

That's a small way to cool off.

Strictly scientific, because the equalizer makes you just as hot inside as out, so you don't notice either.

Aren't you over-equalizing a little?

When it interferes with my job, let me know.

Don't mind Sid Skipper. He can always invent an occasion.

You should have seen the night after he hit that field over in Iran for Asia oil.

How does our reading compare with that?

Well, this is good, if not better, as far as instruments can tell.

See if you can get Gus Sanderson on the air. Hurry that fuel pump along, Jim.

Engine trouble?

Mabel's got a little hot condition, that's all.

That's all. What about the other engine?

Mecky? She's in pretty good shape for an old lady.

When is this wildcat after going to get new engines for this old crate?

We strike some oil and get some new money.

Gus, for my money, I see this roll-aportable right down at Thrill.

I'm sold, Mike. What's the exact location?

It's about 20 miles southeast of Khalifa.

Khalifa? Just a minute.

Mike, no dice on that territory.

Anything within 50 miles of Khalifa is strictly taboo.

Why?

I don't know why except that old Sheik and Khalifa's got a mad on against all four.

There's something that happened during the war.

Sorry, Mike, you better load up and high-tail out of there before you get into trouble.

Okay, I'll check on that other pick of ours over by Taraza.

Keep in touch and good luck, over.

Thanks. Check in around 6 p.m. over and out.

Now he tells us. That's what I call management.

You're lucky to be working for us, Barlow.

Why, I left H.O.L. for this one horse out to down, never know.

I can tell you, H.O.L. let you go, and we all know why.

Bottled enthusiasm.

Bottled enthusiasm.

That's a luck today. All bad. There's your new test location.

You must be off your course. It doesn't even look like the same terrain on this map.

That isn't terrain you're looking at.

She's a sap going 100 miles an hour.

Can't you keep a bother till it's over?

I sat last to Blaw all night, maybe two days. It's a seracco.

They may be able to take it easy.

There she goes, Mike.

It's Samerson and Castle Blackett telling emergency landing 50 miles north east of Taraza.

I'm going to go to the beach.

I'm going to go to the beach.

That's Samerson and Castle Blackett telling emergency landing 50 miles north east of Taraza.

TA-OCO, plane number two to Castle Blackett.

Plane number two to Castle Blackett.

Come in, Castle Blackett, over.

Can't get through the static.

It's a moving sand. Friction makes a magnetic field.

There's Becky counting out too.

Yeah, yeah, and takes clogging out.

Go over the wheels, Mike.

No, take a chance of skiing.

Cut the switches and gas.

The cut.

Amazing.

They should have listened to you.

A lot of your ass, boys. Just clear eyes.

Nice ride, skipper.

Best on the island. Try Sanderson again.

Can't transmitters dead.

The receiver seems to be okay though.

That's nice. We can hear them asking for us.

Shouldn't we anchor this wreck down?

He's anchored. No longer is it.

He's anchored.

No longer is it.

He's anchored.

So we're down for good.

Now what?

Break out some grub and listen to the wind blow.

Raise.

Okay, why is that desert?

At least I know exactly where we are.

Perfect fix. Perfect fix is right.

800 miles from Crassablanca in the center of a desert

the size of the United States.

By now Sanderson must be looking for us.

Yeah, old gas up, no place to look.

How about setting up a smoke signal?

Not till he's bought a plane.

This is banded country kit, worse than Arizona patches.

Why are you ruining this?

I'll take a look from the top of the dune.

Getting to more, we gotta stand watch for a plane.

If you spot a swimming hole, give me the word.

Nothing like a nice dip before breakfast.

Jim's kidding on the level.

We're more than 100 miles from the nearest water hole.

Beginning now, there's stuff's ration.

One cup a day per man, no washing, no tear coffee.

Cup a day?

What'll I use for a chaser?

Gasoline.

And I'll hold a match for your cigarette.

I'll hold a match for your cigarette.

Hey fellas, come running.

Better get some shoulders.

The

Izer needs Jung from.

Best I can make out of that is the steel lady.

That's a lady?

You better get used to her.

She's the only guy you can do.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

You better get used to her.

She's the only guy you got around here.

What does this mean?

PB10AK.

Well, that'd be the tenth panzer battalion Africa Corps.

I'd love to see you right.

What would Rommel Tank be doing this far south of the battlefront?

The storm probably just uncovered that flag over the Arabs that

made pots and pans out of this long ago.

Let's open her up and see what kind of a bill she's got.

Yeah, I'd never been out of German Tank.

Might be some souvenirs in that delivery.

Holy smoke.

It's matter.

Nothing.

I just remembered my manners.

After you, Captain.

Sir, do you start getting polite?

Something's wrong.

So, when here's all right, two of them, Momma fight.

Lieutenant, the Sergeant.

Radio equivalent.

Pen-ups.

This guy is what the French call a connoisseur.

In your mind and his, I'm the same channel.

Hear something?

Looks like the logbook of the steel lady.

How about you translate?

Now he's a German scholar.

So what am I, minor accomplishments?

We know you're major one.

Go ahead.

If you're in Spunzig, this September, 1900s, 5th and 5th.

This date is September 24th, 1942.

They've been lying here like this all these years.

This is a rock of barrydom.

This rock will uncover them.

September 42.

Rome was in full retreat.

These two crowds must have pulled out of the battle

and had it south to a state capture.

You make up any more?

Yeah, just about.

Go something like this.

We are kaput.

I mean, it's finished.

Out of petrol and water and being buried alive by a sorroco.

My companion, Nto Offetzia, that sergeant,

Hans Kohler is already dead from the terrible heat and thirst.

And I have but a few minutes left.

Imagine suffocating in here with that sand sifting in.

The forest storm had lasted another day.

It might have buried us too.

No might about it.

Any more?

Yeah.

I hope and pray that our bones will never be found.

Much better that we are believed lost in battle

than that the shameful truth be known.

And may the secret shame of our once gallant fighting companion,

the Aisne, Jungfrau, die with us.

Sign Lieutenant Hans Erich, tenth Panzer Battalion, Africa Corps.

Secret shame.

What's shameful about losing a battle?

Maybe they were deserters or something.

Now let's tear up some parachute and soak for shards.

At least we can do is give him a decent burial.

Hey, Skipper, look what I got.

The transmitter from the steel lady.

It's just a short-range battle intercom like a walkie-talkie.

We can see far that net thing will send.

Well, if the power tube will still activate,

maybe I can work out a booster for the circuit.

What range could you get?

A couple hundred miles or more.

See what you can do. That may be our ace and a hold.

German Luger.

Now the speck of rust on it.

Now the air inside the tank was too dry for corrosion.

Like the inside of one of those Egyptian tombs.

See if you can clean it up.

What four cartridges won't fire after all these years?

You can't tell you to try them.

Jim?

Yeah.

Since there are no shells for that cannon,

let's you and me take a crack at the steel lady's machine gun.

Expectant company, Mike?

Just making work for the unemployed.

Clean as a new silver dollar.

Nice going, Jim.

Anything to make you happy?

It doesn't take much to do that, apparently.

Yeah.

He used to call me Mary-Mike Monahan.

Listen, you luckheads.

This morning we were sitting ducks for any twerking band as a camera on.

Now we'll have a sputter gun, a Luger, and my 45.

We can give him a pretty good argument.

The Battle of Fort T.A.O.C.O.

Half a league, half a league, half a league onward.

Into the valley of Death Road, the 600.

There's not the reason why. There's what to do and die.

Hey, Larson, how's our ace and a whole coming?

The problem with this transmitter is how to increase the output of the power tube

by regenerating through an audio amplifier hooked in with a variable condenser.

You lost me on the radio.

Keep working, Mark Coney.

Something coming in on the plane's receiver.

Come on, more static.

Sanderson, DeMona, hand party.

Casablanca!

Sanderson, DeMona, hand party.

We're still hoping you thought us can hear us.

Even if you can't answer, we know you must be down somewhere.

We'll search the area where you last recorded.

So good night, you guys.

Shut up wherever you are.

We won't let you down.

So, we'll get you to the next stage.

Shut up wherever you are.

We won't let you down.

Save the juice, kid.

Sanderson ought to be leaving Casablanca sometime before daybreak.

You start searching over Terraza, work along the track of the Soraco.

You better drain some sludge oil from one of the engines.

Mud four, either thirsty, for a beacon so they can find us.

We'll all have to stay and watch. I'll take the first one, Larson. You follow me?

Evans, bottle.

I'll give you a chance to sleep off those night caps you've been sneaking.

Who's sneaking them?

Happy watch, Captain.

You'll kill that light, will you?

It's 3 o'clock in the morning.

I'm sorry, sir. I'll be through in a minute.

You don't know when to quit, do you?

I'm sorry, sir.

You're not sure, kid.

You're tricking the dune.

Keep watching that horizon.

You can see a plane last night and you can hear one.

Yeah, I know.

I know.

Please, go away.

Larson!

Larson!

Larson!

Larson!

You stayed up all night working on that transmitter gimmick here, isn't you?

Yes, sir. I'm sorry, but I just couldn't let it alone.

Why didn't you tell me? I'd have done the two hours for you.

I know I should have, but I thought I was all right.

I feel awful about it.

It's not the way you're going to feel in a few days.

Get down to camp.

Sanderson-Dabona-Hand Party. Sanderson-Dabona-Hand Party.

Today we search the region between Calipa and Terraza, your last reported destination.

We picked up the trail of a violent, seraco-flowing do east.

I believe you must have been forced down somewhere in its path.

We will search every mile of it if it takes us all away across Africa.

Well, what about it, Mr. Vice President of the Trans-Africa Oil Company?

How do you guys want to serve? Hard and dryer, sunny side up on buttered toast.

I like mine over easy, but you're to cook.

Go ahead, dish it out, I can take it.

If they search daily circles all the way to the Sudan,

it'll take them about two weeks.

Well, by that time, it'll be like those mummies we buried.

Yeah, and they won't be anybody around to bury us.

I know what you guys are thinking.

Forget what happened this morning.

Maybe I can make up for it.

How?

The St. Lady's transmitter.

Oh, yeah, yeah, boy wizard of electronics.

What about it? Can you do it or you're just kidding yourself and us?

Well, I'm paper-ed works.

That's all I can tell till it's wired up and I throw the switch.

Skipper.

Skipper.

Skipper.

Yeah?

Oh, you ready?

Maybe.

Roll out your desert rats.

Zero are.

Well, this had better be good.

I was just knocking on Maisie's door in Brooklyn.

Are you gonna know you're putting out a signal?

No, I'm gonna go.

I'm gonna go to the desert.

I'm gonna go to the desert.

I'm gonna go to the desert.

I'm gonna go to the desert.

I'm gonna go to the desert.

I'm gonna go to the desert.

I'm gonna go to the desert.

Are you gonna know you're putting out a signal?

This tube lights up.

We're on the air.

Well, that's no other word.

I guess it's okay.

Try the mic.

Go ahead. It's your party.

Mayday, mayday.

Calling TAOCO at Casablanca.

Mayday, mayday.

Come in, TAOCO.

Over.

Mr. Sanderson.

Mayday, calling our wavelength.

Mayday, mayday. Come in, TAOCO.

Sanderson, a TAOCO.

We hear your mayday.

Speak slow and clear.

Lots of static.

Repeat. Speak slow and clear.

There's a lot of static.

Where are you?

Over.

We're operating on a makeshift transmitter.

Listen carefully.

Our position is latitude.

Oh, that did it.

I guess I'm a bust all around.

You mean she's dead for good, kid?

Yeah.

That's the only amplifier tube we had.

Okay, I'll make one.

No.

I can make anything we need except that.

Well, Dr.

How long have you got to live now?

Well, figures like this.

Yeah.

How does it figure?

We stay here.

We can last about eight or ten days.

How old?

Drinking up.

Well, I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

Yes, sir.

How old?

Drinking up what water we have.

What then?

Them?

Nothing.

You mean it took a map to figure that out?

Nope.

You said if we stay here, what else can we do?

I thought we might drop in on these legionaries over at Fort V.

Drop in?

I don't see any wings sprouting on you yet.

They aren't due to sprout for about ten days.

Then we'll all sprout them.

Only yours will be bat wings and bright red.

You'll be like Gunga Dins, squatting on the coals,

getting drink to poor Dan souls.

It's not like Gunga then.

He gave him water.

Thanks for reminding me.

How far do those Frenchies?

I didn't three miles airline.

And he crosses unsurveyed country.

You know, telling how rough it is.

They knew you were trying to kid.

What's this?

Drop in stuff.

Jim?

How much water do you think that ready it is, old?

What a radiator.

Steel lady.

If you're not thinking what I think you're thinking.

How much?

About fifteen or twenty gallons like any other heavy duty gas engine.

Oh, you got plenty of gas and oil.

Batteries in the planer, all right?

Can you take the steel ladies engine apart and put it back together?

Oh, no.

Are you crazy?

Why that engine will be gummed up solid with dried out oil.

I like that machine gun on the lugger you cleaned.

Then how are you going to get it out of the doom?

Well, that's the easiest part.

You're going to get it out of the sand,

and you'll pull yourself out.

Let's get out of it.

Hey, Jim.

Fresh from the laundry.

Thanks.

Now, if I can only find out where to put it in this German jigsaw puzzle.

Forgive me.

I don't think so.

See any spare parts lying around?

Nothing but blood, sweat, and tears.

I guess we're ready then.

Sink a swim.

Swim?

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

Swim.

Swim, he says.

Okay, Jim.

Here's where we find out whether you're just a mechanic or a magician.

She doesn't start.

Cover her up again.

With me inside.

That's a promise.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

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I'm sure.

I'm sure.

There.

There.

There are.

There are important.

Sometimes.

Sometimes.

In the way of La Jolla wine like me you can.

But Alder Duke and youaka,attro

I'm sure you can add.

What did you do to it?

Nothing, just turn on the ignition.

Oh, no!

It's a desert, Jim. It kind of sneaks up on you.

Like it did on me when I fell asleep on the dune.

Grab the sticks and hold it straight.

Four gallons of liquid gold.

Daisy, Jim, don't spill any.

I'd rather spill my blood, spin him on hand.

Haven't you forgotten something?

What?

One thing out of water.

Sort of community property, isn't it?

Yeah, that's right.

I'd kind of like to know just how much there is left of it.

Here's what we can figure about 17 gallons.

Four water bags for the radiator.

Rest to see us through to Fort Vagan.

That's just what I thought.

So before you waste any on this steel coffin,

I'm giving you a chance to change your mind.

Just what's on yours, Marlow?

Only the 12 gallons is all you can have.

The other four belong to me.

He's gone nuts, Mike.

No, he's drunk.

Not drunk enough to get caught in the desert with no shell

or but an iron oven.

No water at all.

I'll take my chances of rescue right here.

What chance will rescue?

And just to make sure that I get my share,

I'll take that water bag, Evans.

Looks like this is where we came in.

If you take that water, we all have to stay here and dry out together.

The water bag, Evans, hand it over.

All of you.

How do you know that ammunition's any good?

Haven't heard you're testing it.

Keep coming. I'll test it on you.

Go ahead.

You got crazy?

Keep out of this mooie scout.

Now I'll take your water bottle.

Well, looks like you won that round.

We'll play again.

Now on when you want to get drunk, talk yourself into it.

I will.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

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I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll take your water bottle.

I'll give you water bottle of water bottle.

Ohh.

I'm going to get a car.

Jim, we got company.

Four horses, maybe even not the Bedouins.

Bedouins?

I'm kind of funny, ain't it?

No curiosity about this black beetle moving across the desert?

Yeah, that's what bothers me.

Cousin Taurus, alla has rewarded our patients.

Cousin must suffer speaks in riddles.

Louis, by him. What has been lost is found.

Sometimes that is not the blessing it seems.

Blessing or curse? Our years of searching have come to an end.

The German tank.

The iron monster?

It's thundering across the desert in this direction.

But you yourself told us that what you claim now would be impossible after all these years.

It is impossible.

There it is.

This, there are now hours right behind us.

And the treasure of Khalifa?

Is it moving along with it?

If it is Alazwill.

But one thing is certain, Cousin.

It is the same monster that accompanied the German raiding party that I guided into Khalifa so many years ago.

It is almost too much to hope that the jewels are still within it.

Perhaps so, Cousin.

All I can be sure of is they were there that day I watched the monster turn on its companions, shoot them down,

and move off southward into the heart of the desert.

Let us see what Alaz will down for us.

Assemble the man, my son.

We will capture the monster and its keepers.

No, Cousin, if you please.

No, Cousin, if you please have patience.

The men capable of taming the monster might have made its claws sharp again.

They could cut us down like ripe grain.

The clan of Taras is not known for cowards.

The prize is high.

Courage is a good investment.

Wisdom is a better one, Cousin.

Let them proceed undisturbed.

Receive them with all hospitality.

Hear their story.

And then decide upon our course.

You speak wisely, Maastafa.

Soby it.

How far is it now to that French fort?

About 60 miles.

We'll never make it.

That 16 gallons of water is half gone up in steam.

We better stop and let it cool up.

We stop now.

Let me get it started again.

Listen, you guys, you don't deserve it.

But I got an idea.

We don't need ideas. We need water.

You need my brains and my legs.

What are you trying to pull now?

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

I'm going to get a little bit of water.

You're going to get my brains and my legs.

What are you trying to pull now?

I'll tell you what I'm trying to pull.

You guys are a bunch of sit-on workers.

I'm not.

I'm a lake man, a rock hound.

I can walk out of this desert with a 60 pound pack on my pack.

I've done it.

Done it all over the world.

Go ahead.

What are you waiting for?

Waiting for you to stop this furnace while there's water left in the radiator.

Now listen.

I'll pack a little grub and a bed roll.

I'll take the small canteen.

I'll do 30 miles tonight.

Another 30 tomorrow night to the fort.

I'll send the Frenchies back for you.

Are you serious?

Two stick and hot to make campaign promises.

Boy, what do you say?

I think he's nuts.

No he isn't.

I know I can do it if he wants to.

Okay.

This hollow is no place to camp.

The desert patrol's got me guessing.

It'll be like sitting ducks down here.

I'll park in the next piece of high ground where we can see what's going on.

Jim, am I seeing things?

Maybe it's one of them what you call them.

Mariah, what are you two raving about?

Oasis.

Oh, you're crazy.

I don't know where it came from.

It's not a map.

Just about making.

The pet wins.

This lady smells water.

We're going right in.

They've been spotted.

Objection overruled.

Stand by that machine gun.

Welcome to the Oasis of Morad.

Oh, what do you know?

I wasn't expecting that.

The English, Monsieur.

Mustafa El-Millek at your service.

Graduate of the University of Robert.

And since the war tutored to my young cousin, Ebraim.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

C'mon, Ebraim.

My name's Mon'an.

And I got some pupils this boy le waiting for recess.

Washi a limesieur?

And allow me to present you to your hosts.

Delighted.

Cupbearer kiddies.

Ah.

You'll have to excuse our appearance.

We've been roughing it for six days.

Give the Stille lady a drink, boys.

You'll have to excuse our appearance.

We've been roughing it for six days.

Give the steel lady a drink, boys.

Next time I go for a day's ride with Mona,

and I'm going to bring my hair clippers,

a shaving kit, and my Sunday suit.

When the look of our hosts will be right to the style.

You chose a strange horse for your visit, must you?

Our plane was wrecked in the recent Soraco, she can't ask.

The same wind uncovered this monster.

As the prophet says, evil is the wind that brings blessings to no one.

You must tell us to full tail at the evening meal.

Oh, thanks, but with your permission we'll just renew our water supply

and move on to Fort Vagan.

I wouldn't hear of it.

This is too wonder as they're happening to dismiss so lightly.

See that our guests are provided for, Mustafa.

Is that what you call them, Petikabai?

A Petikabai? That's more of a crepesu's end.

I see your friend, Mr. Evans, did not miss the inner meaning of our traditional dance of welcome.

How could I?

She put it in writhing.

Sheikh Taras thinks short adventures are even more amazing than those of Aladdin in his lap.

And he's interested in your search for oil.

Has any been found in this part of the Sahara?

Not yet, but we're located at a strong possibility.

Indeed.

Well, over the west of Iriner Khalifa.

Khalifa?

Yeah, but we were warned to get out.

Seems the sheik of that district doesn't have your ideas of hospitality.

Al Farouche.

He has reasons, my friend.

Reasons indeed.

Have you not heard the tale?

Only that something happened during the war to set him against foreigners.

For centuries, Khalifa lived heavy tribute upon the slave caravans and grew very rich.

Sheikh Farouche converted his personal wealth into jewels.

Toward the end of the African campaign, German raiders rode down upon Khalifa, shot down on opposition.

Made off with a sheik's treasure.

What happened to the jewels?

The answer to that, Monsieur, seems to have been swallowed up among the other mysteries of the Sahara.

Oh, it's amazing.

You gentlemen would have to excuse us.

With your permission, we'll shove off for Fort Vagan.

If we leave now, we can make most of it before it gets too hot.

But, Monsieur, there's no moon tonight.

The way to Fort Vagan has many pitfalls.

We have no choice.

I can offer you one, Monsieur.

My people relish the trading of horses.

And I'm intrigued with the idea of possessing yours.

I'm confused, Sheikh Taras.

For the men of Monsieur who served with motorized units of the French desert patrol, they would know how to make good use of your steel lady.

Not against the French.

The French are our friends and guardians.

But the two are eggs, no no allies.

They are many and ruthless.

Well, let's hear your offer.

Four of our finest horses and a pack camel with ample food and water supply, an eight-tenth to shelter you during the day's heat.

The animals will bring high prices when you're finished with them.

Looks like you bought yourself a tank.

A wise decision, Monsieur.

Now, may I suggest an hour or so of refreshing sleep while we prepare your animals and supplies?

Thanks.

We see you before we leave.

Of course, Monsieur.

My son and I will be at hand to wish you the blessings of Allah.

We'll see you then.

Thanks for a very pleasant evening.

You are convinced, Master Father, our friends have not found the jewels?

Not entirely, cousin, but for the good of their souls, we'll soon make sure.

Mother Anne, just thought of something.

O'Connor Sabsar, we're leaving a 30-caliber machine gun on a lot of ammunition in the hands of this pack of bedrooms.

How are you going to explain that to the French?

I can't blame us for trying to save our lives.

No, but they might figure we were a little too trusting.

Stay put, Captain.

I'll fix them.

I'll jam the machine gun.

Okay. You're getting mighty co-operative all of a sudden.

When I'm sober, I can make sense.

I'm not going to be a good friend.

I'm not going to be a good friend.

I'm not going to be a good friend.

I'm not going to be a good friend.

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I'm not going to be a good friend.

I'm not going to be a good friend.

He'll keep our own.

Saint Chunk at the recoil spring.

Do you know the jewel robbery over in Caliph and knocked us out of an oil field?

Ah, I wouldn't worry about it.

Sounds like something out of the Arabian Nights.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

Nice

and superb.

Cousin.

Oh, Chew. Horse is ready?

Everything is prepared, Miss Ew.

Good. Take a leg, you cowboys. Rise and shine.

That wasn't very much sleep.

Let us hope, Miss Ew, you won't force us to extend it.

Indefinitely.

Then I'll miss you, Mon-han. You can drop that air of surprise.

Where are they?

Where or what?

It's useless to pretend innocence.

Surrender what we seek, and you will be allowed to leave as promised with Allah's blessing.

I have the slightest idea what you're talking about.

The sin should persist in the folly of further pretense, sullen knight in you.

I have come for the jewels of Caliphah.

Oh, thanks. At least we weren't diagrammed.

Now let me enlighten you.

If you come to the wrong shop, our lines patrully, not jewels.

I am not a man, Miss Ew, who would look for sweet meats in a rug bizarre.

The jewels are here in this tent.

Do I look as stupid as you make me feel?

On the contrary, Miss Ew, you are very, very cunning.

You nearly fooled me.

You're giving credit where it doesn't belong.

You're too modest, Miss Ew.

Well, let's dispense with further social aminities.

We'll have to set you. Your persons and your belongings.

Go ahead.

Any objections?

Not here.

You can start with me.

There's one more question, though.

Who are you representing in this little treasure hunt of yours?

The chic of Caliphah?

Or your cousin, Chic Tales?

Miss Ew, I'm representing myself.

Oh?

So am I.

Let's go!

Jim, get that engine turning.

Billy, how far low are the gun?

Tell your man to stand as they are.

The next verse won't be over their head.

All right, then.

Okay, Barlow, let's have it.

You nearly got us all killed.

We would've been for sure if I hadn't played watchdog for you.

You should thank me.

Thank you.

You're amazingly falling for that trap, Mustafa, was setting up.

What trap?

Even you knucklehead should be able to figure there must be a tie up somewhere between this stack and the Caliphah Jews.

What if there is? What's that got to do with that grandstand play, York?

Plenty.

I learned a friend from the University of Rabat for us, that play. Not me.

Glet Stalin.

Look, can't you see he couldn't possibly afford to let us get to the French with that top secret of his?

It would've been a very short horseback ride.

You're off your rocker. What, say, found out we didn't have the jewels?

What reason would they have for killing us? All you did was convince them we did have.

Now they'll really be on our heels.

All right.

Where's him?

What's wrong?

He's been hit.

I'll get the emergency kit.

Never mind, watchdog. Get back in your cattle. You've done enough damage for one day.

We'll be back.

Hello.

There.

Come up here, will you?

What's wrong?

Not again.

Jim, take over with you.

Where'd you get this loaded?

Load. I beg your pardon.

Where's the bottle? What bottle? Where is it?

Many of your business take your force off. I'll show you whose business it is. Hold it, Jim.

I'm gonna find this guy's private stock if I have to tear this parlachara apart.

And here it is. The last of the mohikens. I hope.

What's this?

And here's what got us into this jam. The jewels are califa.

Why, you fiddle-fronted, you-necked, dish-faced, ram-headed rat.

Never mind. I found him.

Yeah, that I'll figure it out, didn't you?

On these, you can stay drunk the rest of your life.

You had them on you when they started the searches.

You gambled with our lives, trying to cover up quick.

I only gambled with what belongs to me.

This larcid slave belong to you?

Does it? Answer me.

So you're a rock hound, a lake man. That's what you called yourself, didn't you?

Okay, get out of this tank, follow. Get out!

I'll try to catch you.

What is this? What are you trying to do?

Just wanted to oblige you.

You wanted to walk out of this desert with a 60-pound pack and the jewels.

I'm gonna make it easy for you. I'll let you walk out without a pack at all.

If I do any walking today, I'll have company.

Stay put, this is my party.

Don't you know what I usually do?

Hey!

See, don't think of this.

Go!

Crap!

Listen!

Listen!

Get up and walk.

Start walking.

Take the whole line over here.

Bring it anywhere home.

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What a head.

I can't take it out here.

It's like a hot plate.

Get off, good chiker.

Let me in.

I'll burn into a crisp.

I can't hang on much longer.

Let me in.

Let me in.

Skipper.

Skipper.

Have a heart, please.

I don't want anything like this on my conscience.

I'm on a hand.

The skin is burning off my hands.

For all of me, you can burn your cuts out.

Get those diffferenty, watch the inside.

Those detours sure play the devil with our timetable.

Are we going to make it?

Can't tell.

Portion be the other side of those hills.

You can't find a pass through, we'll have to go around.

We better make it.

The kid ain't doing so good.

Sure is great to be home, mother.

You look wonderful.

You too, Bob.

Get more letters?

Yeah.

At a small time.

At the air is released, Bob.

Bob?

Sure it's not.

So what?

Me, my friend, Bartle.

Sid Bartle.

He's been a team for two years now.

Me?

I just handled a doobug.

You know, seismograph, magnetometer.

Sid's a rock hound.

Best in the business.

Can smell oil a mile deep.

Sid, you wanted to see me, Mr. Merrick.

Bob, Bob?

Bartle, bottom.

Oh.

But you can't do that, Mr. Merrick.

You found the two biggest fields you got.

Greg?

Sure he takes a drink when he wants one.

What's that got to do with you?

Who?

No chance.

I'm quitting too.

Who are a team?

Barlow and larceny.

A team.

Don't worry.

Look at plenty of jobs.

There's one waiting for us now.

We're in Casablanca.

Call up my next rush.

I didn't say anything.

Jump! Look!

I'm going to go.

Trooper of the Cordafrique, the desert patrol.

Cashed in?

No. Give me your hand, look.

It would seem by all his mercy I still live.

By all his mercy is a little luck.

Where was I found?

Right here.

Oh, yes.

I was going toward the hills and before it may gone beyond.

So we were ahead of it if we got this steel camel through the mountains.

When I turned a look, it seems as though the evil one himself was coming after me.

And then blackness.

You must have a bad go with the desert.

I remember but little of today.

Some of yesterday and all of the day before.

But like this, three days?

We, Monsieur, my patrol was ambushed by the Twereks.

All were slain.

My camel shot.

Falling upon me.

They left me for dead.

But it seems the...

The Twereks were mistaken, Monsieur.

How about your lager bullet?

Oh, no bullet, Monsieur.

The camel.

He was my friend, but sometimes friendship was too heavy to bear.

You need a bandage?

No bandage, Monsieur.

Just no more walking.

May I go with you?

You still have to take your chances.

We don't know whether we're going to make it or not.

No water?

No drinking water.

Oh, no problem, Monsieur.

Problem for us.

We've got a badly wounded man inside.

But the hills, Monsieur.

There is a well.

Drilled by my own battalion.

How far?

Perhaps 10 kilometers.

And how far to the fort?

An easy passage through the cliffs.

40 kilometers and all.

Well, he must live right after all.

Revor off, this is a stretch.

There's steel lady by a nose.

You'll have to ride out here.

Go ahead.

Okay, go ahead.

Go ahead.

You see, Monsieur?

The entrance to the pass.

You're a penny from heaven.

What's your name, pal?

The Neisegore.

But it means little devil, Monsieur.

You ought to be congratulated, Ibrahim.

Aye.

On having me for a cousin.

Thus saving you from useless and costly attacks against the steel monsters fire a tongue.

The ruse is succeeding then.

Our renegade from the Cordafrique rides in triumph on the monsters back.

Guiding out American friends to their doom.

You see, Monsieur?

The entrance to the well.

The storage tanker pump.

It is your pump.

But it flows pure and cool as from seventh heaven itself.

Jim, Barlow, bring everything in a whole water.

As soon as we get back, Pop will give you a bath.

Snap out of it, sourfuss.

You would be so kind, Monsieur.

The climb is too much for my leg.

Sure.

The engine and tank are under yair.

Open it up and let it cool off.

Our gone.

There's no problem this year.

Then our three.

Likewise, men, they leave the fourth to guard the jewels.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of that duty.

Pass the word to hold fire till I give the signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the

fire till I give the signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the

fire till I give the signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

Then I make problem this year.

It is written that the second wound of the

Under-Alles protection.

It is not forced to stand up on me.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire till I give the

signal.

The Zagore will soon relieve him of the fire until I give the

signal.

Soisner's

protective interfaces can lead to harm.

Please go through the

communications.

Allen Reynolds

The rat fittest, the engine's burning out.

She's dead.

The steel lady's dead.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

No.

Oh.

Oh, we're ringed in.

Night attack?

No reason for it.

You can sit it out like Buzzard didn't wait for us to die.

This is something I never thought I'd see.

I never thought I'd see.

We'll all die rich men.

Even the steel lady's laughing.

I got a surprise for you two.

We wouldn't have split up that ice anyway.

You'd have had a hard time keeping me from my share.

More than I had when you tried to hog the works.

I was full of whiskey, soggy with the heat.

It's nice and cool now.

And come off at you, amateurs.

I've seen better prelims at the Flatbush Arena.

Hey, Mike, I don't get it.

We don't get this 5 and 10 cent display.

Who does?

Chic Farush of Khalifa.

Red apple for that oil concession.

Talk about hogging it.

I find the stone so you can get an oil field.

You'd have been cut in all three of you.

If we hit, would have meant a lot more than trying

to sell those stolen gems on the black market.

What is this?

A deathbed rip pendants?

Yeah, I know, but he gets it for those noble sons

of the desert.

Hey, Mike, let's fool them.

I'll get a spade and we'll bury them.

Kipper, said.

I've got it.

I know it.

Sure, kid, sure.

Just lie back nice and easy.

No, no, I'm not bad anymore.

I know what I'm saying.

Look, those two tubes from the receiver,

there's a way to hook them into a transmitter circuit.

One handed?

Jim can be my hands.

You can do it, can't you, Jim?

I tell it to you.

Sure is thing you know.

Start firing.

There's only one bug in it.

We won't have any receiver.

How we know if anyone hears this?

We won't.

What wavelength have you got?

Only the 10-meter band.

That's all this crystal's good for.

That takes in our class of rock station.

We won't range that far.

Partly gone?

No chance.

They're open to 60-meter band.

Only hope is Sanderson's plane.

Still hunting for us.

OK, Billy, take your time.

You got all night.

And after that, all the time there is.

Without water, the kid won't life through the night.

None of us will get through the day.

Those Arabs don't have water.

Goat skins full of it.

Oh, you'd never get through.

Too much, Mike.

You got that hunting knife?

Yeah.

I'm all burn out inside.

I don't think I can make it.

Big leg, man.

Knocked out by one day's thirst.

You'll ride me, Monahan.

You don't know what thirst is.

I'm fighting double.

OK, Skid Row.

Give me the knife.

I'll try it alone.

This is my lucky knife.

Wherever it goes, I go.

Take a wet wire.

Bleed into the base of that right hand tube.

Got you.

How come you didn't think of this hookup before?

I just doped it out.

Are you sure it'll work?

No.

So long, Maisie.

About half full.

Is she right here?

I wouldn't have come back for you.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I wouldn't have come back for you.

Don't kid yourself.

Get back for this.

That knife was a very lucky, was it?

That's the best I can do.

The tourniquet gets too tough to stand, sing out and I'll ease it.

How is he very bad?

Pretty bad.

He'll live as long as the rest of us.

You feeling better?

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

This water sure gets a spot.

Kind of a bung dumpteen, Barlow and Larson.

Yeah.

How's your hook up coming?

We're on our last connection.

Then she's ready to try.

That's it.

Hook up the battery.

Go ahead, Skipper. Try the mic.

Mayday.

Mayday.

Mayday.

Mayday.

This is a one-way deal.

No receiver.

We're about 30 kilometers southwest of Fort Fegan.

Hostile Bedouins have us pinned down.

Repeat.

Hostile Bedouins have us pinned down.

Mayday.

The jewels.

They were not found with the remains of the Faithful Zagora?

No, cousin.

He was forced to flee by the American who gave the alarm that destroyed our plan of ambush.

Father, the infidels grow desperate.

They kill a sentry for a few miles full of water.

And suffer a death or serious wound.

Leaving only three to be disposed of.

If there were no danger of interruption, this would be a simple death watch.

The monster is legless.

The Americans without water.

But not yet without bullets.

Not entirely, cousin.

But when the monster speaks, she spits bullets like an angry woman's words.

She chatted greatly at today's meeting and can have few words left.

One attack, a dome.

Might leave her speechless.

Mayday. Mayday.

Monahan and party.

30 kilometers southwest of Fort Fegan.

Look for old army tanks surrounded by bedouins.

Keep under cover, the monster spits death.

Repeat.

Look for old army tanks surrounded by bedouins.

Take that night to Russia's.

Mayday. Mayday.

The better ones are getting ready to attack.

We have two wounded.

This may be our last call.

Repeat. This may be our last call.

What's the bet in mind? Do you think they hurt us?

No bet.

Commence firing.

We're Arsenal.

ALL

Hello.

Another clam bake like that and we'll run out of clams.

I got a bellyful for now. Take over, keep monist.

Mayday. Mayday.

Mayday. Mayday. Mayday.

This is Monahan speaking. Repeat.

This is Monahan speaking to himself.

Why don't you face the facts of life, Captain?

Nobody's getting that made-day jumble of yours for the simple reason that nobody's listened.

Said you're wrong.

Skipper, can you hear it? Listen.

I missed it around the doon that morning, but I hear it now, I know it.

Here she comes. Gus Anderson's great.

War beg? No, only a rescue plane. Unarmed.

The treasure is not dead lost.

It must put your horsemen between them and their friends, circle and attack from the rear.

Let's get larked into the hatch and then I'll cover you.

They made it.

Get through that hatch and crawl to the plane. I'll cover you.

Never mind, I'll make a run for it when you're safe.

Can't get over that Captain stuff, can you?

You've got to be the last man out.

Shut up and pull yourself up to that hatch. I'll boost you.

No, no, I'm not.

I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to do it.

Shut up and pull yourself up to that hatch. I'll boost you.

No, no, you push on this leg that artery will break loose again.

It's bleeding now.

Get up there and pull me out like Jim did to Larson.

Okay.

I'm more pulling you through.

I've been through for a long time.

So I'm Irish.

Give my share that oil fill the Larson.

I'm not going to do it.

I'm not going to do it.

Hey Mike, what was it, Evelyn?

What?

What?

Said a lot of things.

I mean when they complained about General Grant's drinking.

I remember.

He said if you knew the brand,

you'd have to go to the store.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know if anybody knew the brand.

Send some to his other generals.

I wonder what Barlow drank.