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I'm from a farm near Hutchinson, Kansas.
It's really close to the haven.
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But you wouldn't know about that.
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It's a great country, though. It's right
in the middle of the wheat fields and
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everything.
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I was going to school at KU when I
joined up.
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She's the reason why I got mixed up in
this war.
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We had a fight, and after I enlisted,
she forgave me just as I thought she
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would, but...
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I just didn't have enough sense to look
forward and realize that it wouldn't do
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me any good.
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I'm here and she's back in Kansas.
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The French underground has known many
Americans.
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Now tell me, Lieutenant Usher, do you
feel confident that you can make them
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believe you are an American?
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I do, sir.
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The research has been meticulous.
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Good. I cannot impress upon you too
strongly the importance of your mission.
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Names, places, any information
concerning the French underground. We
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must stop the sabotage and harassment,
particularly now, with our counter
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-offense starting in three days.
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Our own people have been alerted, sir?
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Yes.
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Temporarily, we pulled them out of the
Boussac area.
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And the French will have every
opportunity to rescue you.
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I understand, sir.
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Get in as close to Boussac as possible.
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Well, how much further is it,
Lieutenant?
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About a mile to Boussac.
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Come on, let's go. We'll be late. Well,
if they're so smart as intelligence, why
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don't they figure out a way to get their
own men back once in a while?
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They did.
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Combat. Starring Rick Jason.
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And Vic Morrow.
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Dakota. Sorry we're late. My name's
Stanley.
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Captain Thorpe.
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Where are the others? There were
supposed to be three of you.
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The other two got it last night.
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Oh, sorry.
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We brought you a change of clothes.
Banning.
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Give the captain his uniform.
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Let's move into the woods.
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See any Germans?
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Oh, a few patrols along the way.
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None in the immediate vicinity.
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It's one of ours.
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Yeah, he's got a jury turn on him, too.
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Let's go.
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Get the shoe out of sight.
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Are you all right, Lieutenant?
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I think so. I twisted my ankle.
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You're lucky we were around here.
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Yes, I... I didn't know I was anywhere
near our lines.
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You're not.
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You're eight miles into German
territory.
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Oh.
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I'm Lieutenant Escher.
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This is Captain Thorpe.
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Captain?
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I'm Hanley.
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Come on, let's get going.
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Let's go.
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How bad is it?
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We're going to have to make time,
Lieutenant.
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And all I'd do is slow you down.
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People in the village must have seen me
bail out.
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Why don't I just hide in the woods until
the underground comes after me?
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Captain?
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He's right, Henley.
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Banning. Help the Lieutenant into the
woods.
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You're sorry about this, Lieutenant.
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No, the captain's right.
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Right or wrong, you can't argue with a
captain of intelligence.
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Intelligence?
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I thought he was your company commander.
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Oh, no.
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No, no, no, no. We just committed to
pick him up.
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He must have been on a tough mission.
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He lost two of his men last night.
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That's rough.
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I hope they got what they came after.
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They must have. Boy, he's sure in a
sweat to get home.
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Oh, hey, let me try it alone for a
minute, huh?
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Yeah, it's loosening up, yeah.
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A little exercise, it'll be all right.
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Yeah, hey, you're doing all right, sir.
Sure.
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Looks like I'm going to go along with
you after all.
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How you doing?
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I'll make it all right.
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Annie, give him a hand.
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Sorry, we have to make time.
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Fight him!
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Gage, check him.
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How is he, sir?
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Pretty bad. How are the others?
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Banning is dead.
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Lieutenant Asher's got a bad wound in
the head.
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He's hard cold. Lieutenant.
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We are the resistance.
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We saw the plane shut down and we are
looking for the pilot.
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He's down there, wounded.
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Morbosh will be coming.
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You should get out of here.
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We can't get anywhere very fast with two
wounded men.
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My men will help you.
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Where are you going to take us?
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There is a monastery near here.
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The monks will hide you.
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Thank you for your blessing.
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We've been attacked here at the American
Spade.
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We have a similar death penalty. You
can't go far from here.
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Come on.
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You five go down there.
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The rest go to the village and you three
come with me.
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Come on.
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Faites les entrer.
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Hey, take it easy, Luca.
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You're gonna be okay.
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Bullet just knocked out, that's all.
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I thought the Krauts had us for sure.
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So did I for a while.
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Where are we?
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Monastery. The Frenchman saw your plane
shot down.
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They're looking for you in there, the
firefight.
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They brought us here.
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French, uh, resistance?
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Yeah.
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I'd like to meet him.
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Mr. Gauthier? Yes.
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Lieutenant Asher.
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Thank you, Gauthier.
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Thank you for your help.
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We fight at the same war, Lieutenant.
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We must go now.
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We'll be back for you when it's dark.
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We'll be ready.
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How about the others?
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Banning's dead.
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Captain Thorpe's in pretty bad shape.
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across the gate.
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Stand up, all together!
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Tell them to stand up.
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Come, let's go.
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Okay.
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Les Allemands fuient hors la maison.
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Restez dans cette chambre.
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Je vais revenir quand ils sont allant.
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The guards are looking all over the
monastery, Lieutenant.
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Just stay in the room until he gets
back.
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Merci, mon père.
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You want to tell me that you're not an
American, are you?
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I don't understand.
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I'm an American!
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I don't know.
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Where do you think you're coming from?
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Nothing, Mr. Feldwein.
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Nothing at all.
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Disturb the old man against the wall.
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Yes, Mr. Weiss.
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I tell you, if we don't find the
Americans, we'll shoot them.
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We'll kill you if we don't find the
Americans.
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I tell you.
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He was here.
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I sent them to our mill to hide.
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What did he say?
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He said to hide in the mill.
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Tell them we'll show them.
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Let's go. They'll show us.
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He says we better get out of here. They
took the hat of the prisoner and they
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found the hat that belongs to one of us.
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It's mine.
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We can't leave. We can't be moved.
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Lieutenant, I guess the Abbot was trying
to give us a little time to get out of
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here. He told them we were hiding in a
mill, and they forced him to
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take them there.
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Where is the mill?
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Where is the mill, my father?
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Two kilometers from here to the north,
by the river.
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It's about two kilometers from here by
the river.
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I can't stop now.
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Get back to staff.
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Make that voice German.
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No time.
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John's coming.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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I didn't want to bother you. I wanted
some water.
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Damn it!
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Oh, God.
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He was trying to say something, and I
couldn't get over there. I'm trying to
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find out what it was. I think he's dead.
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How is he?
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He's not dead.
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How is he having?
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He's all right.
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How does your head feel?
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Better, but I'm still a little busy.
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Well, try and get some sleep.
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But there isn't any bite for us in a
little while.
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Okay.
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All right.
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All right.
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All right.
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All right.
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Captain, yes.
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All right.
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All right.
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All right.
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Sure.
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Turns. Huh?
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Can't stop.
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Get back.
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Headquarters.
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start again.
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Thanks.
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Hanley, how do you stand it down here on
the ground?
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I'd go crazy.
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The war's the same.
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Only the angle is different.
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Yeah, but that angle makes a big
difference.
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With us, you get up there and fight for
a while, and then you come down and take
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a rest.
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But with you guys, you're up against it
all the time, hour after hour, day after
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day, no let up.
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Like Thorpe there.
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What happens if he dies?
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What about all that information he's
got? Has he told anybody? Has he told
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you?
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You think he's going to make it,
Lieutenant?
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one over the top floor and watch after
Krautson.
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Easy.
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Lieutenant.
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He said he can't see the bleeding where
the bullet came out of his chest.
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What?
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Come on outside. I want to talk to you.
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Page.
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In fact, what was the layout?
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Were there any Germans behind us during
the firefight?
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No, sir.
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If you and I were facing the Germans,
then you send Kirby out to flank them.
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They couldn't have gotten beyond us.
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Then tell me, how does a man get shot in
the back when the enemy is in front of
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him? After the firefight, the only two
men behind Captain Thorpe were Banning
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and Asher.
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What are you trying to say, sir?
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I don't know.
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Where was Banning hit?
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Well, I didn't check him out, so all I
know is that he was dead.
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I'm going to find out.
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You want me to go with you?
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No, you stay here and...
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All right, sir.
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I'll be back before Goody and his men
arrive.
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Sounds of a storm's coming up.
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Yes, sir.
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Where's Lieutenant Hanley?
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He'll be back soon.
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Rain, that's all we need, huh?
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Could be a big help.
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You like to walk around soaking wet?
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You infantry guys have strange tastes.
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Covers up our noises.
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Oh.
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Well, I'm glad I'm not out in it anyway.
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You got a cigarette?
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You know, if...
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If Jerry hadn't nailed me, I'd be over
in England right now writing a letter to
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my girl.
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She's the reason I got into this mess.
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We had a fight.
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And when she found out I'd enlisted, she
forgave me just like I thought she
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would.
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Too bad I couldn't look far enough ahead
to see that it wouldn't do me any good.
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I'm here and she's back in Kansas.
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You ever been to Kansas Cage?
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No, sir.
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That's where I'm from. Haven, Kansas.
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Miles of wheat fields.
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Really something.
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Why don't you catch some sleep,
Lieutenant?
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It's going to be a long night.
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No, no.
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Gautier and his group should be coming
back for us any minute.
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How long?
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before Lieutenant Hanley gets back.
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He'll be back in time.
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Brother Jasper, is he a doctor?
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No.
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He acts like one.
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Well, I guess he has a lot of
experience.
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How long you been with Lieutenant
Hanley, Kate?
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Since I'm on the beach.
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He sure seems to know what he's doing.
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A bit.
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We should get back. Where'd he go?
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He didn't tell me.
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Sure must have been something important
for him to go off at a time like this.
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Probably was, sir.
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Relax,
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Captain. He's not here.
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Charlie, listen.
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Charlie, Flannick caught an offensive.
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Big one.
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Flannick. I was off three days.
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What do you think, Captain?
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In my right boot.
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It's Mark.
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Lie still, lie still.
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Am I right?
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It's about time he got here.
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I got to get back to our lines right
away.
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Well, where's Lieutenant Hanley and
Keith? I don't know. They just left.
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Well, where'd he go? I don't know. They
said they'd be back.
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Kevin Sorb's dead.
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But before he died, he gave me all the
information he had.
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I've got to get it back to G2, and I've
got to get it there fast.
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Our route is to the barge landing on the
river, then downriver to the American
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lines.
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Well, let's go.
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Well, can't you wait for Lieutenant
Hanley in case he gets back and we can
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all leave together?
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There isn't time. I've got to get this
information back to G2. You wait here
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for Hanley.
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But, sir, what if... That's an order,
Kirby.
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What happened to him?
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Asher slugged me.
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Slugged you? What do you mean, slugged
you? Where is he?
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Where is he? Well, he's gone. Him and
them underground guys went to the river.
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Well, we've got to stop him, Kirby.
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Wait a minute. What are you talking
about?
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What do you mean I'm talking about
Asher? He's a kraut.
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A kraut.
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He's dead.
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Let's look in his right boat. He says
there's a map in his boat.
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I should flood Cade. He headed for the
river with the underground guys.
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He's dead, Lieutenant.
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He told me the Germans were starting in
advance in three days.
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He had a map of it in his boot.
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Asher got it.
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Kirby does tags occasionally.
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Captain Thorpe.
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And, uh, thanks.
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The Bush.
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I'm taking him to prison.
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Tell him this won't be easy.
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But, dear General, one close friend.
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Tell your people the Germans are
planning a big push through here in
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three days.
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We will do what we can.
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Come. We will take you to the right side
of the way.
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