00:00There's an old philosophy, oriental in origin, that speaks of contrasts.
00:08In every darkness, there's a trace of light.
00:11In every hatred, there's a capacity to love.
00:14And in every death, there's a promise of resurrection.
00:30When speaking of silence, there's no love.
00:33There's an old Bible reading about him.
00:36Now I'm going to read and read and read and read and read.
00:40We have to learn to read and read and read and read and read and read.
00:44And we have an interesting book of history.
00:48You can read.
00:49We need to read and read and read and read.
00:52OK, I'm going to read and read, and read through it,
00:56and read and read and read and read.
00:58Mac, he's the company here.
01:21The answer will come with us.
01:28The answer will come with us.
01:38The answer will come with us.
01:44The answer will come with us.
01:51The answer will come with us.
02:03The answer will come with us.
02:07The answer will come with us.
02:11The answer will come with us.
02:37Go.
02:39There's two more on the other side, just as dead.
02:55Looks like somebody else came to our party.
02:57I don't know if there's any left inside.
02:59Let's find out.
03:01Hello, soldier.
03:05This is Axe's Sally.
03:07I hope you enjoyed the last song.
03:09It's very popular back home in the States right now.
03:11Back home in the States.
03:13Does that remind you of anything?
03:15You remember walking your girl along the banks of quiet stream.
03:19When the apple trees are in blossom.
03:22And looking at your reflection beside her.
03:25Or taking her to a ball game to see the Yankees and the Indians.
03:31And the drive home.
03:33Just you and your girl after the game.
03:36Dream on it, soldier.
03:38I'll be back in a little while.
03:40I'm back.
03:44I'll be back.
03:46Sorry, captain.
03:56I guess I didn't spec see no Americans this side of the ridge.
04:02I guess they didn't speak to see none, either.
04:09Looks like you saved us some trouble, soldier.
04:12It wasn't no trouble, Captain.
04:16No trouble at all.
04:20Come on inside.
04:23After you.
04:32Hold on.
04:42Soldier?
04:43Yes, sir.
04:44You with that group that jumped inside was here?
04:46Yes, sir.
04:47Corporal Billeroy Melford, 1st Platoon C Company, 123rd Pressure Battalion.
04:50Where's the rest of your platoon?
04:52They're dead and gone.
04:54Everless one of them.
04:56Some before they hit the ground.
04:58Somebody forgot to tell us the drop zone's right on top of whole Jerry coming to hit out in the woods.
05:03Flies on a sticky paper had a better chance than we had.
05:06Well, how did you get out?
05:07I lit in a tree.
05:08Cut loose my canopy.
05:10I stayed out in the woods pretty now in two weeks.
05:13When the Jerry's pulled out, I come on back.
05:16Ain't this a sorry animal?
05:20I found him over in the woods.
05:21I found him all dead and alive.
05:23I don't know why it took to him.
05:25I guess because he can't see anything starved.
05:27Even on a sorry dog.
05:28He looks pretty well fed to me.
05:30Well, he took the sea ration like there was nothing better.
05:33That includes hog meat.
05:35What do you call him?
05:36No chitlins.
05:38No chitlins?
05:40Yeah, chitlins.
05:41That's the word weaves back home.
05:42That means, uh, that means guts.
05:44That's what he's got the least of when the shooting starts.
05:47Hey, Captain, sir, with your permission, I'd like to stick to your outfit till you get tied up with another division or I can get reassigned.
05:58All right.
05:59I heard some scuttlebutt about your outfit might be moving to another theater.
06:05Well, sir, in that case, I'd, uh, I'd just like to walk in the room with you boys.
06:17Come on.
06:21Come on, dog.
06:23Come on.
06:24Don't chitlins.
06:26Hey, Melfort.
06:39You pick up any souvenirs when you was at St. Lucia?
06:42Yeah, Lukovic.
06:43Right here.
06:4440 pounds of mean dogs.
06:46That's not what I'm talking about.
06:48Ah, you know, like a luger or an iron cross or something.
06:51Maybe you'd like to trade for a whole carton of cigarettes.
06:54Don't have time to pick over them that's dead.
06:56Especially Jerry's.
06:58Y'all want souvenirs?
06:59There's a store in Naples sells them.
07:01Don't expect they'd miss you much around here anyway.
07:03You talk like a man looking for a nut on his head.
07:06Any time, Lukovic.
07:07Any time.
07:08Save it, Ernie.
07:09He doesn't mean nothing by it.
07:19Hey, German.
07:20Off the road.
07:24I can do it.
07:25Come forward.
07:40Let it go in.
07:44Hello?
08:18That was a little too close.
08:32Come on, let's get out of here.
08:33Come on, come on, come on.
08:34Come on.
08:40Hey!
08:47Hey!
08:48Yes, sir.
08:57Major, sir, he wants to talk to the captain.
08:59I'll talk to him, yes, sir.
09:02Major, this is Lieutenant Kimbrough.
09:03Where is Captain Bennett?
09:05I don't know, sir.
09:05We're pretty well scattered.
09:06Artillery's got us pinned down.
09:08Get your company out of there, lieutenant.
09:10On the double.
09:11Fall back to sector eight.
09:13Sir, I'd like ten minutes to see if I can find the captain.
09:15Negative.
09:16A German tank unit is on its way into your sector.
09:19Yes, sir.
09:20Sergeant, pass the word along.
09:22We're pulling back to the other side of the ridge.
09:23Yes, sir.
09:24Any sign of the rest of the company, Captain?
09:53No.
09:54Battalion probably ordered them the other side of that ridge.
09:56What'd you see?
09:58Jerry's.
09:59Around that road we're on this afternoon.
10:01Tanks, trucks will trick our whole division.
10:03What you're trying to see, cabins?
10:04We better get on out of here.
10:05I don't think you understand, Melford.
10:09Germans are between us and the ridge.
10:11We're cut off.
10:13The map shows a little town, Paula's, just down the mountain.
10:19The division won't let the Jerry sit on that ridge for very long.
10:22They hit them hard before they have a chance to dig in.
10:26Maybe we can haul up for a couple of days.
10:28We'll have to try to make it back through the German lines.
10:30We'll just sit and wait for the army to come to us.
10:32Okay?
10:35Let's go.
10:35Let's go.
11:05This looks like a pretty good spot to rest.
11:15I don't much like our chances moving around in broad daylight.
11:19We'll take turns standing watch.
11:21I'm late here until it gets dark.
11:23D'Angelo, you and I will take the first shift.
11:25Yes.
11:25D'Angelo, you and I will take the first shift.
11:51A rabbit.
11:51D'Angelo, you and I will take the first shift.
11:55That's what I'll do with you.
12:02Part of the south are you from?
12:04Pine Hollow.
12:08That's Arkansas.
12:10Pine Hollow, huh?
12:16You ever been there, Mr. Wright?
12:18No, I'm afraid not.
12:22Oh, it's the right pretty place.
12:26Especially this time of year.
12:28Laurel and Dogwood.
12:30Ought to be popping out all over about now.
12:33Makes the whole air sweet with you.
12:38Ma, you say it.
12:41Laurel, it's...
12:42It's God's perfume.
12:44Where are you?
12:46Born in Pine Hollow?
12:48Born and raised.
12:49Jason's first born.
12:52Calvin came second.
12:57I guess I was a baby at the house.
12:59Jason and Calvin.
13:01That's my two brothers.
13:03Where are they now?
13:07They're on a hill in Sicily, Mr. Wright.
13:12Cutting two by a machine gun.
13:14Calvin had two little bitty ones at home.
13:23One little girl they never did see.
13:27Jason and Sarah, they never did have any children.
13:30Well, Sarah wanted them all right, but...
13:32Jason said maybe after war was over and he got back home, maybe he'd oblige.
13:38Kind of funny, ain't it, Mr. Wright?
13:41Seems I ain't never gonna get home.
13:42No, it isn't funny.
13:53How about you?
13:55Got anybody waiting for you?
13:59Jenny.
14:01That's my wife.
14:02We got married just two days before I shipped out.
14:11I got a picture of her.
14:12Maybe you want to see her.
14:14I'd like to.
14:15Very pretty.
14:24Guess you're anxious to get home to her.
14:32I ain't going home with this all over with.
14:35See, I got a whole lot of getting even to do, Mr. Wright.
14:37For my two brothers, Calvin and Jason.
14:47I'll go home all right.
14:51Soon as I see every last German and Italian soldier dead.
14:54Well, if I see him then, please move on.
15:11Don't you love me?
15:12Oh, they are.
15:14They're not going home to their aviation.
15:15I'm going to go.
15:23Forwards, forwards, Marcel.
15:40Halt.
15:41Halt!
15:55I better get my dog.
16:11Hey, Malford, get back!
16:41D'Angelo, pick up this radio. Maybe we can use it.
16:53Right.
16:59How bad is it, Malford?
17:01Okay. Liz, I can tell we ain't clean through.
17:04That fire's gonna attract every German within five miles.
17:09How about it, Malford?
17:11Think you can walk out of here?
17:12You just lead away, Captain. I'll follow.
17:41Let's go.
17:50Second hole well down there.
17:53Clean out that wound and get some decent bandaging. Maybe we can stop the bleeding.
17:56Let's go.
18:10Set them on right here.
18:17Anybody got anything in their pack we can use for bandaging?
18:19I've got a silk sheet in my pack.
18:21Go get it.
18:22Yes, sir.
18:25Kindly get some water.
18:30Here it is, sir.
18:31I got it for my girl back home. I traded a whole carton of cigarettes for it.
18:35Fine. Tear it in strips about three inches wide.
18:39Yes, sir.
18:40Let's go.
18:41Let's go.
18:42Let's go.
18:52Are you Americans?
18:53You just keep your mouth shut, you hear me?
18:55Don't you go screaming or nothing.
18:56It's a nun, Malford. Now relax.
18:57I'm not going to scream.
18:59Is he badly hurt?
19:01Can't seem to stop the bleeding.
19:02Perhaps I can help. I've had some training.
19:04That is, if you wish me to.
19:05You come down here for water?
19:07Si, this is the pure water.
19:09My name is Sister Catarina.
19:10The convent is just over the hill.
19:11Is it in the village?
19:12No, we are just outside the village.
19:13But we must be careful. There are German patrols.
19:16Let me help you with those, sister.
19:18Let me help you with those, sister.
19:20I'm sorry.
19:21I'm sorry.
19:22I'm sorry.
19:23I'm sorry.
19:24Let me help you with those, sister.
19:26Grazie.
19:32Cat, you think you can trust her, an Italian?
19:35About time you trusted somebody, Malford.
19:37The way this wound is beginning to look,
19:39nothing more we can do for you.
19:54You are the captain?
19:55Yes, ma'am.
19:56I understand you wish to stay here at the convent.
19:57Yes, ma'am.
19:58It shouldn't be for very long. We expect the army to be here soon.
20:00Oh, that is good. We have waited a long time for that news.
20:02There's a subterranean underneath this building.
20:03But you must be very careful and very quiet.
20:04There are German soldiers everywhere these past weeks.
20:05Yes, ma'am. We understand.
20:07We will share with you what little food we have.
20:09I understand you wish to stay here at the convent.
20:12Yes, ma'am. It shouldn't be for very long.
20:15We expect the army to be here soon.
20:17Oh, that is good. We have waited a long time for that news.
20:19There's a subterranean underneath this building.
20:21But you must be very careful and very quiet.
20:24There are German soldiers everywhere these past weeks.
20:27Yes, ma'am. We understand.
20:29We will share with you what little food we have.
20:32But I think your friends should stay here.
20:34Sor Caterina will do what she can for him.
20:36Sor Margherita?
20:37Yes, ma'am.
20:38And this way, please.
20:43I ain't gonna stay here.
20:45You have no choice, Margaret.
21:00Does it hurt you very much?
21:03At least the bleeding has stopped.
21:05But I cannot promise you it won't start again.
21:07Why are you doing this?
21:09Why are you helping me?
21:11I don't understand.
21:12I'm an American soldier.
21:15And I am the enemy?
21:17Is that what you're trying to say?
21:18No, you're Italian.
21:20It was Italian soldier in Sicily. They killed my brothers.
21:24I'm sorry about your brothers.
21:26Being sorry ain't gonna help a thing.
21:28Hate will not change anything either.
21:30What do you know about it?
21:32You lose any kin in the war?
21:34No.
21:36Not in the war.
21:42You see?
21:43The bleeding has started again.
21:44You must try and remain quiet.
21:47We've got to get a doctor from the village.
21:49No, you don't.
21:51I'm gonna wait for a U.S. Army doctor.
21:53By then it will be too late.
21:56Yeah, well then that's what I want.
21:57Do you understand?
22:00Do you hate us that much?
22:03Used to be a time I didn't hate anybody.
22:06I didn't ask for this war.
22:09Neither did my brothers.
22:11Soldiers gotta hate people he's fighting.
22:14Makes kill people a whole lot easier.
22:16I had a suspicion we hadn't seen the last of you.
22:38Lieutenant?
22:39Jacobson.
22:40It's the captain, sir.
22:41He's okay.
22:42He just made radio contact.
22:52Yes, sir.
22:53There might be some time tonight.
22:54We're just waiting for the word to move out now.
22:55Yes, lieutenant, sir.
22:59Oh, Jim, this is Frank.
23:00Where are you?
23:01Negative, Frank.
23:02Jerry's may be listening on this frequency.
23:04Is everybody okay?
23:06Well, Malfa's wounded pretty bad.
23:07I don't know if he's gonna make it.
23:10Okay, now listen, you guys sit tight.
23:12The colonel's called a meeting of all company commanders for this afternoon.
23:15Looks like there's something big in the wind.
23:17No worry about us going anywhere.
23:18We're practically sitting in the lap of a whole German division.
23:21Okay, now have D'Angelo stick by the radio.
23:23We'll contact you again as soon as we have something.
23:25We'll give it to you coded.
23:27Maybe by this time tomorrow we'll be seeing you.
23:29I'll be waiting.
23:30So long, Frank.
23:34What's this business?
23:36Yeah, how about that?
23:37D'Angelo's receiving system.
23:40He's got the whole confident plumbing system going for him.
23:43Huh.
23:44I thought your big talent was blackjack.
23:46Among other things.
23:47What'd you find out?
23:48What'd you find out?
23:49As is good so.
23:54You had it all.
23:56Dicht rühren.
23:58Ich hab's.
23:59Sehr gut.
24:00Ich hab's.
24:01Ich hab's.
24:03Und da rühren.
24:05Ich hab's.
24:06Ich hab's.
24:07Ich hab's.
24:18Malch in der Richtung.
24:19Ich hab's.
24:20Irgendwas.
24:21Ich hab's.
24:22Ja, ich hab's.
24:24Ich hab's.
24:25Was für ein schöner Hund.
24:26Ich hab's.
24:27Ich hab's.
24:28Old lady, will there be a holy service in the chapel?
24:43I don't understand.
24:58The sight has been stopped, Sir Kane.
25:17What do you want?
25:19Please, no.
25:21Get out of here.
25:22They will kill you.
25:23You got it wrong, Sister Kane.
25:25I'm gonna kill them.
25:27But more soldiers will come.
25:29Even if you care nothing for your own life, you must think of the others.
25:38You said I don't care about my life.
25:40I didn't mean...
25:41Let me finish.
25:42Maybe I don't care about myself.
25:45But I do care about Jenny.
25:47I promise I get back to her.
25:49Let me help you.
25:50I don't need your help.
25:51I don't need nobody's help.
25:52Now why don't you get out of here and let me be?
25:55You see, I want to help you.
25:56I must help you.
25:57Why?
25:58Because I'm dying?
25:59If the soul you're looking for to save, why don't you look somewhere else?
26:00I'm not trying to save your soul.
26:01I'm trying to save your life.
26:02Look.
26:03Will you get out of here?
26:04I'm trying to save your life.
26:05Look.
26:06Will you get out of here?
26:08Well,I don't.
26:10I'm trying to help you.
26:11Thank you, Michael.
26:12Peel, would you?
26:13Let me help you?
26:14I am still trying to day out of your road.
26:17Why?
26:18I don't need to be blinded by your life.
26:21I don't need the care?
26:24But it's not a sickness...
26:26Will you get out of here?
26:29Partner in the Quickoral Backpack
26:32Don't worry.
26:33You know who's our grandpa's behind the Blue Circle.
26:36No, no, no, no.
26:38No, no, no.
26:39No, no, no.
26:40No, no, no.
26:41No, no, no.
26:42No, no, no.
26:43No, no, no.
26:44No, no, no, no.
26:45No, no, no.
26:46No, no, no.
26:47No, no, no.
26:48No, no, no, no.
26:49No, no, no, no.
26:50No, no, no, no.
26:51Captain, why don't we get out here
26:52before those guys bring back the whole German army?
26:55Well, for one thing, Malford might bleed to death
26:57if we tried to move him.
26:59Where would you suggest we go?
27:01I don't know, but I still think I'd rather
27:03take my chances out there.
27:05Connolly, what about you?
27:08We're not sure what conclusions they drew from those bandages.
27:12Well, they must have found the patrol by now.
27:14They know there's Americans around here somewhere.
27:17Perhaps if the Germans come, I can explain the bandages.
27:22How?
27:24Well, perhaps where Margarita can help.
27:27Si, Madre.
27:28No, no.
27:29You people have helped us enough as it is.
27:32You know, it might be better if we do pull out of here.
27:34But it is our duty to help, Capitano.
27:37And what if the Germans find out you've been hiding us?
27:40Well, that is a risk that we will take.
27:43Well, turn this convent upside down.
27:46Capitano, many centuries ago,
27:49the mother superior of this convent hid another man
27:52in this subterranean.
27:54It was Pope Clement VII.
27:56He too was hiding from foreign invaders.
27:59Capitano, you would deprive me of the opportunity
28:03to equal the glory of my predecessor?
28:06That's a pretty confessing argument.
28:09That's a pretty confessing argument.
28:20Suor Katharina, what is it?
28:22He must have a doctor-driven mother.
28:24But he will not allow it.
28:26But there are no doctors in the village.
28:28Dr. Mazzari left with his whole family over a week ago.
28:31The only doctor in the village is German.
28:33Then he will die.
28:39Captain, you're not thinking about it.
28:40Looks like Malford's only chance.
28:42Look, I know Billy Ray would rather be dead than be turned over to the Jerrys.
28:48He would, wouldn't he?
28:49Yes, sir, he would.
28:54He's just got to hold on for one more day.
28:57It will be too late.
29:19Good morning, Mr. Wright.
29:20Good morning, Sister Catherine.
29:21Did you wish to speak to me?
29:22No, I was just wandering around looking the place over.
29:23Then if you'll excuse me, I must be getting back.
29:24I just stopped in on Billy Ray.
29:25He was sleeping.
29:26I think he can spur you of her for a few minutes.
29:29Sister, you seem to have been a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit.
29:32Th threats from Billy Ray.
29:33You want to know the little guy that has a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit.
29:38Good morning, Mr. Wright.
29:41Good morning, Sister Catherine.
29:42Did you wish to speak to me?
29:43No, I was just wandering around looking the place over.
29:44Then if you'll excuse me, I must be getting back.
29:46I just stopped in on Billy Ray.
29:47He was sleeping.
29:49I think he can spur you of her for a few minutes.
29:53Sister, you seem to have taken a personal interest in Billy Ray.
29:57You look at him as though he reminds you of someone.
30:00It reminds you of someone. I know that look.
30:03You haven't left his side for five minutes all night.
30:06You haven't even gone to bed.
30:10I shouldn't pry.
30:12The writer's curiosity, I guess.
30:15Were you born in the Apollo Valley?
30:18Si, you should have known it here before the war.
30:21It was so beautiful.
30:23Do your parents still live here?
30:25No. They evacuated when the Germans came.
30:29I remained here at the convent.
30:31It was my mother's wish that I become a nun.
30:34You haven't taken your final vows yet.
30:36No. I don't know if I ever shall.
30:39Mr. Wright, I'm not sure I want to become a nun.
30:43God forgive me for saying it.
30:45One must be sure. Isn't that right?
30:49You are the first I have talked with about it.
30:52I know it is my decision to make,
30:54but I cannot make a decision.
30:56I have never been able to make a decision since...
30:59since my brother Mayo died.
31:02Is that whom Billy Ray reminds you of?
31:04Si.
31:05I see my brother, Mr. Wright,
31:07in the American soldier's eyes.
31:09What happened to him?
31:11It was nearly two years ago.
31:14We were waiting in the reservoir.
31:16I remember it was a very hot day.
31:19Mayo fell into the deep water.
31:21He started to scream for help and I couldn't swim.
31:24I knew it was too late to go for help.
31:26So I did nothing.
31:28I couldn't move.
31:30I just stood there and watched my brother drown.
31:33But you were very young.
31:36You reacted the way anyone would react.
31:39Watching someone you love drown.
31:42Unable to help.
31:44I didn't love my brother, Mr. Wright.
31:48He was always the favorite of my parents.
31:51And I resented that.
31:52Maybe if I had loved him, I could have helped.
31:55At least I could have tried somehow.
32:00I think God is testing me by entrusting another life into my care.
32:04The life of the American soldier.
32:06I must prove myself worthy.
32:09If I fail in this time,
32:11I will know the answer to my question.
32:25She fell and she cut herself.
32:42But she will be all right.
32:43Yes, it is already better.
32:45Then you won't object if we look around?
32:48Of course not.
32:49Oh, but please, have your soldiers try not to disturb our sisters in meditation.
32:55Amen.
32:56Amen.
33:25I will listen to his parents.
33:27Shane!
33:28I will listen to he will listen to.
33:30In a minute, Larry Van Dercky!
33:32Hello!
33:38Here we go.
33:39I want to ask a attention to him.
33:40I love your friends.
33:42Listen to him.
33:44I love your friends.
33:46Thanks for having fun.
33:46I will tell my sister...
33:49Father Shepherd...
33:50Let's go.
34:20Let's go.
34:50Let's go.
34:56Ain't they gone yet?
35:11Yeah, for now.
35:13Thank heavens they did not ask to see your injury.
35:19Thank heavens they did not ask to see your injury.
35:35How long have you been asleep?
35:47How long have you been asleep?
36:01Three hours.
36:05Perhaps a little longer.
36:07You've been here right long, I'd expect.
36:11Sister, ain't there no way I can discourage you?
36:19No.
36:21Sister, you mind pouring me just a little bit of that water?
36:27I don't think you should.
36:29Don't you know it?
36:31It don't make no difference, no.
36:35You mustn't talk like that.
36:37Why should I talk?
36:41Glory be.
36:45Hallelujah.
36:47Hallelujah.
36:49I don't mean that disrespectful.
36:59I'm a church-gone man.
37:01At least I was.
37:05I can't say I ever understood it all.
37:11We had this preacher back home and...
37:15He talked so loud nobody could understand him.
37:19But I know there's a God.
37:22Maybe not your God, sister, but...
37:25There's a God.
37:29He's in the fields and the orchards along about springtime.
37:34Or in a new folk cult.
37:38He is the same God.
37:42I had a dream while I sat lying here.
37:46You want to hear it?
37:48Yes.
37:49Well, I guess the war's over, cause...
37:52Cause I was back home.
37:56Me and Jenny's standing underneath a big old oak tree.
38:01There's a thunderhead above the mountain over yonder.
38:04Like it's fixing the storm.
38:07And when I looked...
38:11Jenny's gone.
38:15You standing there...
38:17You said...
38:19Take my hand, Billy Ray.
38:23You looked up.
38:24Your face all full of light.
38:27Last thing I remember was a...
38:29Was a storm coming down over the mountain.
38:33Thank you for telling me about your dream.
38:37Oh, dreams don't mean nothing.
38:41Dreams don't mean nothing.
38:43At all.
38:44Dreams don't mean nothing at all.
38:45You're gonna never die.
38:47I'm on a road, ya know...
38:48Nobody can go down, you're gonna die.
38:49I came to believe, but my son bought an old oak tree.
38:50There's a storm coming down over the mountain.
38:52Thank you for telling me about your dream.
38:55All dreams don't mean nothin'.
39:01Dreams don't mean nothing at all.
39:05How are you feeling, Malford?
39:35We're not puny, Captain.
39:37I talked to the battalion a few minutes ago.
39:39At exactly 2100, that's about 40 minutes from now,
39:41there's going to be an airstrike.
39:43This whole area's going to be leveled to the ground.
39:47We have to get out of here. Is that what you're trying to say, Captain?
39:49That's it.
39:52I made arrangements for the sisters to leave here.
39:56The Air Force has orders to spare the confin if they can,
39:58but with this cloud cover, it may be impossible.
40:01How far is he going to get dragging me along?
40:05You let me worry about that, huh?
40:08I'll never make it, Captain. You know it.
40:11But you must try.
40:14We still got to get past those jerry patrols.
40:17Now how are you going to make it, Captain, toting me?
40:28Don't look at him, sister.
40:31You know what I'm saying is gospel, ain't that so, Captain?
40:34I don't know what call you got looking after me like that's somebody special to you or something,
40:47but as long as you're working for God,
40:51you ought to know a man's got a right to choose a place to die.
40:59Now why don't you two get out here and let me be?
41:01We can't just leave him here.
41:05Yes, you can, sister.
41:07You just go talk to God about that.
41:12Okay, Billy Ray. You call him.
41:17Come on, sister.
41:31you for talk, ma'am.
41:33you
41:46We are going to uh.
41:48You're going to run you tonight,
41:51how am I gonna get this scene?
41:55So
42:25He's not coming.
42:51Says we'd never make it with him along.
42:53Can't force him. He wouldn't last a mile.
42:55You may have a chance here.
42:57Yeah.
42:58If only those clouds would lift.
43:00There's a full moon up there tonight.
43:02Where's Sister Catherine?
43:04She stopped by her room to pick up a few things.
43:07She'll be coming along with the Reverend Mother. Let's go.
43:25Just a moment.
43:28We are ready to go, Sir Catherine.
43:32We are ready to go, Sir Catherine.
43:46I'm going to stay, Reverend Mother. I must.
43:50You are sure, my child?
43:53Yes, I am sure.
43:59God bless you.
44:01God bless you.
44:32Jenny?
44:35That you, Jenny?
44:39Come on.
44:41Sit down beside me.
44:43I feel poorly.
44:45I don't know why.
44:46Chicken's all been cooked.
44:52I was out in the yard a little while ago.
44:53Looks like rain are coming.
44:59Jason Calvin said something about coming over tonight.
45:01I told them it wasn't fitting them.
45:04It'd be in our wedding night and all.
45:08But you know them two,
45:10they likely put a firecracker in the house.
45:14We said they wasn't welcome.
45:17It's all dark, Jenny.
45:22It's all dark and no light.
45:25Jenny, I...
45:40I always did say yes.
45:42He's the prettiest gal in Buton County.
45:55I was in the house.
46:10Hail, Mary, full of grace.
46:12The Lord is with thee.
46:13Blessed art thou amongst women,
46:15and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.
46:18Holy Mary, Mother of God,
46:19pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death.
46:22Amen.
46:23Ave Maria, gracia plena,
46:25dominus tecum benedicta tui mulieribus,
46:27et benedictus fructus venturs,
46:29tui Iesum, Santa Maria,
46:31Marta Dei, oropo nomis mecatonibus,
46:33nomi et tecudio, mortis nostri, amen.
46:47Right on schedule.
46:53And they're still back at the convent.
46:55Oh, dear God,
46:57please take care of them.
47:23Hmm.
47:25Hmm.
47:27Hmm.
47:29Hmm.
47:31Hmm.
47:33Hmm.
47:35Hmm.
47:37Hmm.
47:39Hmm.
47:40Hmm…
47:42Hmm…
47:44Hmm…
47:46Hmm.
47:48Hmm.
47:49Let's go.
48:19Let's go.
48:49Battle accounts yet to be written will record the facts.
49:05Winter 1943, a German division routed by allied bombers.
49:09The town of Palo, Italy, completely destroyed.
49:13The Gallant Men.
49:32Starring Robert McQueenie as Conley Wright.
49:37William Reynolds as Captain Benedict.
49:40Robert Ridgely as Lieutenant Kimbrough.
49:43Richard X. Slattery as Sergeant McKenna.
49:47Eddie Fontaine as Private D'Angelo.
49:50Roland Lestarza as Private Lukovic.
49:53Robert Gothi as Private Hanson.
49:56Roger Davis as Private Gibson.
49:59Then he Collins of Louisiana.
50:09Who was aelvator.
50:11He was a gesehen and that 40 year old man.
50:14Robert Phillips.
50:15With an officer B Corp, Elliot Arcade.
50:18Do you see an officer,ancherelle?
50:18He was a detective.
50:22I won't go.
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