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The Gallant Men is a 1962–1963 ABC Warner Bros. Television series which depicted an infantry company of American soldiers fighting their way through Italy in World War II.
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00:00The starry shade of the Italian night shrouds the countryside,
00:05making it a setting worthy of the poet's pen.
00:09But for stranded American G.I.s, it becomes a dreary mist,
00:13fraught with imminent danger and unseen terror.
00:17Find anything, Mac?
00:19No convoy on the other road, Captain.
00:22Maybe our other trucks will come back for us when they find us not still with them.
00:25Oh, stop dreaming, Lugovitch. They're ten miles from here by now.
00:28They can order us to keep moving no matter what.
00:31Another hour, we'll get this thing glued back together. No sweat.
00:33Well, that's company, Lieutenant.
00:35Hey, well, if the captain hadn't sent his jeep ahead with that recon party,
00:37we could have sent it with our last rig. They could have picked us up.
00:40Yeah, and if my grandma had wheels, she'd be a bicycle.
00:43Cute, cute.
00:47And how long it's gonna take, Captain?
00:49Lieutenant thinks about another hour.
00:51Easy move, Battalion says.
00:53Just take your men over the hill 20 miles.
00:56Good walk. Sure.
00:58Gibson?
00:59Yes, sir?
01:00Able to get company yet?
01:01No, sir. I think we're out of range.
01:03Well, sir.
01:06Your share of the gear in that truck comes to 230 pounds, Mac.
01:10Let's wait for the truck.
01:13Do you mean to tell me that the captain doesn't even know you're here, Lapachock?
01:21Oh, he knows I'm with you guys.
01:24He okayed me as a replacement last week.
01:27He just thinks when we left Lanciano tonight that I went ahead with company headquarters as a cook.
01:33I ain't no cook. I'm a tailor.
01:37This is the infantry.
01:40Yeah, I know.
01:42You see, I begged Lieutenant Kimbrough.
01:44He's a good friend of mine.
01:46Yeah.
01:47To let me stay with you guys.
01:49To give me a chance to see some action.
01:51But you haven't fired a rifle in a year.
01:53So I'll learn?
01:55Lugging that thing?
01:57Why not?
01:58Like I told Lieutenant.
02:01Having my sewing machine with me, I'll keep the men looking fit.
02:05Guys need their clothes mended, buttons sewed on.
02:11Look, D'Angelo.
02:13I just got tired of being a cook.
02:16I just wanted to belong to some kind of a fighting outfit.
02:22Good boy.
02:23Hey, don't go away.
02:25Look what I got.
02:29I've been carrying them three days.
02:32Fresh eggs.
02:33I'll share them with you.
02:34We split them, you and me.
02:36We stick together, huh, D'Angelo?
02:38How do you split three eggs?
02:43So we make an omelet?
02:48Here.
02:55Here it is.
02:56Grab yourrine.
02:57Where is the doctor?
02:58What is the doctor?
03:00How is the doctor?
03:02I'm sorry.
03:03The doctor now sell?
03:05It is?
03:06Oh, morning.
03:08Whoa, morning.
03:09Yeah.
03:10Look.
03:11What is the doctor?
03:14That's right.
03:16That's a good Rum.
03:17Come on.
03:18Where?
03:19That's an old man.
03:20And that looks like him.
03:21They cut them back.
03:22Sure, darling.
03:23Oh, no.
03:31Oh, no.
03:52There's not supposed to be any lights.
03:54How's it gonna hurt just for a couple of lousy three eggs?
04:01All right.
04:13Hello, Hawksmadeu.
04:15Hello, Hawksmadeu.
04:31When are you gonna learn this isn't a dry run?
04:34There's no lights!
04:39Cover!
04:46Okay, Earth, this one! Hold! Hold!
05:01Offershock!
05:18Offershock, how did you get here?
05:21Do you know how to string you alive cooking eggs?
05:23You're right, Captain. It's my fault. Not the Angelo's.
05:27He told me not to use any light.
05:31Frank, you know anything about this?
05:34Yes, sir.
05:39He begged me to see some action.
05:41So I figured it was a short haul.
05:43You figured!
05:44Well, a man like this doesn't belong in a rifle platoon.
05:47The men like him. So do I.
05:49Well, what's that got to do with it? I like him too, but not here.
05:53Lop-a-shock?
05:57When we get out of this mess, you're going back to company headquarters. You understand?
06:01I'm sorry, Captain. Just that I got to know Lop-a-shock pretty well since he's been with us.
06:09He's a great little guy. When he begged me so hard, well, I...
06:12All right, Frank, forget it.
06:15We gotta get out of here.
06:16Yes, sir, except that road winds like a snake through those mountains. Might be shorter to cut across.
06:22Yeah, you may be right.
06:24Matt, get him ready to move.
06:25Yes, sir.
06:26Get your gear. We're moving.
06:28They're gonna be with us after all, Lop-a-shock. Brave little tailor.
06:36Yes, sir.
06:37How many times have I told you to stop calling me sir?
06:40And as long as you're gonna be with us, you don't carry that machine. Do you understand?
06:44Yes, sir. I mean, yes, Sergeant. Move!
06:56What's he sought me for?
06:57Where are we going?
07:08Why do you care? It's a long war.
07:10Nobody's telling me where we're going.
07:12Over the mountain.
07:14Walking?
07:15Oh, what do you want us to do, carrier?
07:18And I told you to leave that piece of junk here.
07:20All you take is your rifle, you understand?
07:22Okay, let's go.
07:24You hear the captain? Move!
07:26Godfrey's��'s laurel.
07:29Yeah.
07:32Oh, God.
07:34Youled in the right place.
07:35Just, Youled in the right place.
07:36You over.
07:37Go.
07:38Youled in Italy, Pierre!
07:41That was lucky.
07:43In 1895.
07:44It was logical for three years to go,
07:46but he didn't even find me where I chose me.
07:47Philip, Richard.
07:48He started with a ham.
07:49If you just changed a Malcolm,
07:50anh брат begged.
07:51He did not believe that chap has been to do this country for the quê,
07:52man.
07:53Oh, my God.
08:23See anything?
08:40Nothing, sir.
08:42Okay, get them off their feet.
08:44Take ten.
08:44Take ten.
08:53You better duck that.
09:05Here goes McKenna.
09:06So, what's the matter now?
09:18Thanks for not telling him I got the machine with me.
09:34That means a lot to you, doesn't it?
09:39You're from Pennsylvania, huh?
09:41Scranton.
09:41You think I'm crazy carrying this thing, don't you?
09:47No, no, no.
09:50My old man's a tailor.
09:52Just like me.
09:54It's like holding on to something I know about.
09:57Like joining this outfit.
10:01I want to belong to something.
10:03It's lousy just being alone and not having something that's yours.
10:09You told Connolly to put that in his column, huh?
10:13Private Lopashok from Scranton, Pennsylvania.
10:17Hey, maybe my folks will read it.
10:21They don't think I'll ever become anything.
10:24Maybe if they see my name in the paper, they'll change their minds, huh?
10:28You won't forget to tell him, huh?
10:31I'll tell him.
10:34Apache 2, this is Apache 1.
10:38Apache 2, this is Apache 1.
10:41Have you any idea where we are, sir?
10:44Yeah, we keep going in this direction, we ought to hit Vittoria right on the nose.
10:48There's only one problem.
10:50These hills have changed hands a half a dozen times in the last two weeks.
10:53Last I heard, they belong to us.
10:55That was yesterday.
10:56Hey, Gibson, been able to raise anybody on that rig?
11:01No, sir, I've been trying every couple of minutes.
11:04Okay, we better reconnoit it before we go any further.
11:07Police take patrols going north, east and south.
11:10We'll be back here in half an hour.
11:11Yes, sir.
11:18On your feet.
11:20Come on, come on, snap it up.
11:26On your feet.
11:42On your feet.
11:43On your feet.
11:44Attaction, come on witness.
11:44Our feet.
11:45Look at me.
11:46This area!
11:47This area!
11:50John호 wants to help me.
11:51Knowing, I can't get the 40's.
11:52I can keep a percring of me.
11:53Thank you so much.
11:54I'll be right at you!
11:55What do we do?
11:57Go back and get the others.
11:59We've got enough to take them.
12:01Let me ride the rest of the way.
12:25Let's get out of here.
12:27Calver!
12:37Let's get out of here.
12:43Calver!
12:55Johnny!
13:05In our text, we've got a second one.
13:07We're Olivia!
13:14Hell yeah!
13:16Oh god!
13:19Oh no!
13:21How should a man...
13:23Oh, my God.
13:53You rotten bums!
14:01You lousy rotten bums!
14:03You killed my pal!
14:08I'm a shark!
14:23Put the boxes behind the rocks.
14:41All right, everything we can't use goes out of that radio truck.
14:45Saunders, DeAngelo, give him a hand.
14:46Come on, move it.
14:47Yes, sir.
14:48Hurry up, Hanson.
14:49We've got to get out of here.
14:50What's the matter with you?
14:52I've got a nail on my boot, a real loving nail.
14:58Maybe if I write Congress, they'll send me a new pair.
15:03Maybe.
15:04Better write Congress for some more tape.
15:05We're out.
15:06Hey, see if there's someone in the cab.
15:07I'm sorry.
15:08I'm sorry.
15:09I'm sorry.
15:10I'm sorry.
15:11I'm sorry.
15:12Let me tell you, the next war they don't get me under the rank of colonel.
15:19Maybe I made a mistake, even one to be in the infantry.
15:28I should've joined the merchant marines.
15:30Come on!
15:32The radio station is on the front.
15:44That just ain't right asking a guy to wear shoes like this.
15:46It just ain't right asking a guy to wear shoes like this.
15:49There's nothing more important than shoes. They ought to know that.
15:52Herr Oberleutnant, I hear amerikanische Stimmen.
15:55Good luck to the quartermaster corps, that's what I say.
16:01Asking us to walk on nails.
16:04I'm walking on blood. Who needs shoes like this?
16:07Amerikaner, in unserer Frontstellung.
16:12Amerikaner, in unserer Frontstellung. Beallt euch! Los!
16:16Nehmen Sie mich in Position.
16:19Jawohl, jawohl, Leute.
16:25Sehr, Jungs.
16:3516 Grad nördlich, 7 Grad südlich.
16:37Verbinden Sie mich mit dem Hauptquartier.
16:39Hauptquartier, bitte.
16:42Hallo, Hauptquartier. Hallo, hallo, Hauptquartier.
16:46Gatt channel.
16:53Good thing?
16:55Sorry about your eyes, Warlo.
16:58Yeah. They're gonna be okay, aren't they, sir?
17:01Huh?
17:02A week, maybe. It's just a powder burn.
17:13Tell me something, Lobshark.
17:16Why'd you do it?
17:18They teach you that in basic, do they? Get yourself killed?
17:21You got two of them with a grenade, sir.
17:24I don't know why I did it, Captain.
17:26I just couldn't stand it any longer.
17:29And Barlow didn't break any orders.
17:32One of them Jerrys caught us while we was trying to get back to you.
17:35Just that Jerry's gun went off by accident when he was fighting.
17:37All right, all right. Give a hand with that truck.
17:46Well, we got wheels.
17:48Beat's walking.
17:49Yeah, but that transmitter truck also proves we're right in the middle of German territory.
17:53Come on, let's get it moving.
17:57Okay, hurry it up.
17:59Get on your feet. Snap it up.
18:00All done, Sarge.
18:01Brilliant, Hanson.
18:02Load up. We're rolling.
18:03How are you carrying?
18:04Nothing, sir.
18:05I wasn't carrying nothing.
18:06Let's get going.
18:07Let's get going.
18:08Let's get going.
18:09Let's get going.
18:10Let's get going.
18:11Let's get going.
18:15Saunders!
18:16Give a hand with Barlow.
18:17Come on, let's snap it up.
18:18I got it.
18:19I got it.
18:20Come on!
18:21Come on!
18:22Come on!
18:23Come on!
18:24Come on!
18:25Come on!
18:26Come on!
18:27Come on!
18:28Come on!
18:29Move!
18:30Move!
18:31Move!
18:32Move!
18:33This way, La Pacheck!
18:34La Pacheck!
18:36Taunders!
18:37You're going to shoot.
18:38You're going to shoot.
18:39You're going to shoot.
18:40You're going to shoot.
18:41There's a radar in the rod!
18:42Torners!
18:43With a hammer to follow.
18:44Come on!
18:45Come on, let's snap it up!
18:46I got it.
18:47Come on!
18:48All right!
18:49Into those rocks!
18:50This way, Lopashek!
19:14Steve!
19:16Sally!
19:20Sally!
19:33Sally!
19:47I gotta get my machine!
19:48Get up on the rocks!
19:49My machine!
19:52Lopashek!
19:54Sarge!
19:55Half-track!
19:56Come on!
19:57We gotta help!
19:58No, stay back!
19:59There's nothing we can do!
20:01Come on!
20:02We gotta help!
20:03No, stay back!
20:04There's nothing we can do!
20:06Come on!
20:07Come on!
20:08Come on!
20:09We gotta help!
20:10No, stay back!
20:11There's nothing we can do!
20:12Come on!
20:13Come on!
20:14Come on!
20:15Come on!
20:16Come on!
20:17Come on!
20:18Come on!
20:27Captain!
20:28Please!
20:29Help me!
20:30Come on!
20:31We gotta help!
20:32Go on!
20:33Come on!
20:34Come on!
20:35That's what I'm going to do!
20:51That's what I'm going to do!
21:05Back in the last of the war.
21:23Where's the end of the war?
21:29Take it, take it, take it.
21:35You let him die.
21:53We could have done something, anything.
21:55You let him die.
21:57We're going to divert him with gunfire.
23:05The least we can do is leave his machine with him, huh, Lieutenant?
23:23Yeah, sure.
23:24Why, Mac?
23:44Why?
23:46Four good men wasted.
23:47It's crazy, Mac.
23:52There's no way to explain it.
23:55It's madness.
23:57You ever read the Bible, Captain?
23:59My father said something to me once that should have been in the Bible.
24:03We have dreamed down slavery.
24:06We have dreamed down kings.
24:07Yet we still dream of decency, the end of evil things.
24:14Maybe that's why, Captain.
24:19When we get out of this, Mac, if we get out of this,
24:23what say you and I sit down together and build a few drinks to solve all the problems of the world?
24:27I'll regard that as a solemn commitment, Captain.
24:32You better get moving, Mac, huh?
24:34Yes, sir.
24:36All right, get your gear.
24:38Form a single line.
24:39We're moving out.
24:39These are Lopashaks.
24:52And you write this guilt in action report.
24:55And you better take it easy, Lieutenant.
24:57I want to know how you can talk so big about taking care of men's lives
25:01and then let one go to his death without even trying to save him.
25:04You know why Lopashak died?
25:05He died because he disobeyed orders.
25:07I'm responsible for ten other men, just as important as Lopashak.
25:10We're behind enemy lines, Lieutenant.
25:12That half-track was part of a larger force.
25:14Now, I did what I had to do, whether I like it or not,
25:17or whether you like it or not.
25:18Now, I don't want to hear any more about this.
25:19Do you understand?
25:36I don't want to hear any more about this.
26:54Hey, why don't you watch where you're going?
26:59Steady.
27:02There's no more.
27:07How you doing, Gibson?
27:08Fine, thank you.
27:09Say, Lieutenant, I got a letter from home the other day.
27:12My mother says she knew a Kimbrough, a Frank Kimbrough, ran a milk route in Knoxville.
27:17Sorry, never ran a milk route.
27:19Punched cattle.
27:21Worked in a bank.
27:22Taught English poetry to kids like you in high school.
27:24I never understood poetry.
27:27Like the man said, grows on you.
27:29All right, Mac.
27:41Break.
27:49Murdoch's in a bad way, sir, and we don't have any more morphine.
27:52Nothing.
27:52Well, what do you expect me to do about it?
27:56He'll be all right.
27:58Yes, sir.
28:00McKenna!
28:01Hanson!
28:09Scout up ahead, Mac.
28:10No firefights that can help him.
28:11Yes, sir.
28:24How's the rest of them?
28:25Fine, sir.
28:29Don't tell me you're worried.
28:33I thought we straightened that out about a lava shock.
28:36Oh, an explanation from you takes care of everything.
28:38Well, it doesn't, sir.
28:40It doesn't one bit.
28:41I see nothing's been straightened out.
28:55How you doing, Barlow?
28:57Nice, sir.
28:58I figure I'm missing very much.
29:11Looks like the bunch of that transmitting truck belonged to.
29:24Yeah.
29:26Looks like the forward unit of a whole battalion.
29:29Let's get out of here.
29:30Yeah.
29:39Yeah.
29:40Jawohl, Herr Oberleutnant.
29:41Wir ziehen uns vier Kilometer nach Sudosten,
29:43errichten die Funkstelle
29:44und melden alle amerikanischen Tätigkeiten
29:46am Politano-Brückenübergang.
29:49Wir gehen.
29:50Sam!
29:51Sam!
29:52There's kid's gear.
29:55Sam, let's get the gear.
30:02All right, bring the gear, and I'll bring baby.
30:10All right, bring the gear, and I'll bring baby.
30:16All right, let's go.
30:25All right, let's go.
30:34Nein, nein!
30:36You speak English?
30:38Miss Jason, bitte. Miss Jason.
30:40He doesn't want you to shoot him. He's scared to death.
30:43Sorry to his papers. His name is Corporal Hermann Schloss.
30:48He sure is a kid.
30:49Yeah? He'd cut your throat for a nickel.
30:52Better get moving.
30:55In what direction would you suggest, Lieutenant?
30:57Around them, sir.
30:59Well, that would be fine.
31:01If we knew how wide they were deployed,
31:03and if Murdock wouldn't bleed to death over those extra miles.
31:09Gibson?
31:10Yes, sir.
31:11Can we get anything on that rig?
31:14Well, if you're thinking about reaching our people, no, sir.
31:16This thing isn't designed for frequency with our scope.
31:19It's got one fix, and that's on them down there.
31:22So we send one man through.
31:25And what if he didn't make it?
31:27What if he gets caught and he could, you know?
31:29What do we do, send him someone else?
31:31You have something better, sir?
31:32Not at the moment.
31:34If you're so interested in saving ten men,
31:36you're gonna sacrifice all of us because you're afraid to take a chance.
31:39All right, Frankie, you've had it.
31:41Don't touch that, Gibson.
31:42Somebody should answer it, sir.
31:43Over there.
31:47All right, you tell him.
31:48When he answers, I have to say everything is all right,
31:49or he won't see you tomorrow morning.
31:50Now tell him.
31:51Hammerhead, here's Axel.
31:52Can you hear me?
31:53End it.
31:54Hammerhead, here's Axel.
31:55Can you hear me, Schloss?
31:57End it.
31:58All right, you tell him.
32:00When he answers, I have to say everything is all right,
32:01or he won't see you tomorrow morning.
32:03Now tell him.
32:04Hammerhead, here's Axel.
32:05End it.
32:06They say that everything is okay.
32:08But they're hurted.
32:10Yeah.
32:14Hammerhead, here's Axel.
32:16End it.
32:18Here's Axel.
32:19Habt ihr Schwierigkeiten?
32:20End it.
32:21Nein.
32:22Ein neuer Befehl.
32:24Gehe zwei Kilometer nördig vom festgesetzten Ziel.
32:27Verstanden?
32:28End it.
32:30Jawohl.
32:31Wir haben Nachricht, dass der mechanischen Fall
32:33im Egerland in Österreich von Boltana,
32:35und nicht in der Modena-Zone.
32:36Der Angriff ist festgesetzt für 16 Uhr
32:38gegen die deutsche Stellung in Sanguani.
32:40Wenn die Nachricht stimmt, melde sofort zurück.
32:43Befehl von Major von Keppel.
32:45Ist das verstanden?
32:46End it.
32:47End it.
32:53What about it?
32:54Enough, sir.
32:55Major von Keppel needs some information.
32:58Something about American paratroopers
33:01going to make a surprise drop east of Boltano
33:04instead of the Modena sector.
33:06They're to attack German installations at Sanguani.
33:09German intelligence figured they were coming in
33:11from another direction, and now they don't know.
33:13This whole wing ding is set to go off at 1600 hours.
33:17You say they want to know any change of activity
33:19that might indicate an attack on Sanguani from another direction?
33:22You're sure of that?
33:24Pretty sure, sir.
33:26You got something stewing, Captain?
33:31Yeah, sorta.
33:32We can take ourselves off the hot seat
33:34and do our good deed for the day at the same time.
33:36He's gonna have to do some traveling.
33:38We'll wait one hour.
33:40By then they ought to accept the fact
33:41that he's far enough into our territory
33:42to see a lot of things happening.
33:44What are you up to, Captain?
33:46Put out a watch, Mac.
33:47Have the men get some rest.
33:48Call me at 1500.
33:50Yes, sir.
33:51Lugovich?
34:11Come on.
34:13Come on.
34:20Hit me.
34:24Got seven cars already?
34:33Hit me.
34:43Look, Lugovich, you couldn't count to 21 if you had both shoes off.
34:56Now you're dead.
34:5821!
34:59Four aces, four deuces, and a nine!
35:02Hit me.
35:05Look, but you couldn't count to 21 if you had both shoes off.
35:09Now you're dead.
35:1121! Four aces, four deuces, and a nine!
35:28Did you see that?
35:30Two aces, four deuces, and a nine.
35:32Did you see it?
35:40Write me, Mac.
35:51You know, I never wanted this job.
35:55All my life just drifting along, minding my own business.
35:58The war.
36:02Have I changed that much, Mac?
36:05Changes everybody, sir.
36:07It's almost 1500.
36:10Okay, let's do it.
36:11All righty, Pete.
36:16Okay, that's enough.
36:18Gibson, get on the radio.
36:26What'd you tell him?
36:27He's to say American paratroopers have joined with a general troop movement away from Pultana.
36:33Heading toward the mountains to take San Giovanni from the rear.
36:36You gotta...
36:37trucks, armor the works.
36:40Better go to Racina Pass and cut them off there.
36:43Racina Pass? That's 10 miles from nowhere.
36:46That's right.
36:47We get home free and our boys take San Giovanni without a hitch.
36:50And you think they're gonna fall for that?
36:52They haven't got time to check it.
36:53They got 40 minutes to get into position.
36:54If they don't do it, it's true it's Von Keppel's neck.
36:58Okay, tell him.
37:00Can you tell him to make an urgent?
37:03They're going to call the Hauptquartier.
37:07Tell them that the attack on San Giovanni is from the south and not from Pultana.
37:14Tell them that the fighters, Panzers, and infantrymen have left the Pultana-Abschnitt
37:21and are on the front of the Racina Pass.
37:25They've seen it themselves.
37:26They've seen it.
37:27Understand?
37:30Yeah, yeah, well.
37:31Okay Gibson, turn it on.
37:37Here, Hammerhaupt!
37:39Eilig!
37:41Achse, melden Sie sich!
37:43Here, Hammerhaupt!
37:45Here, Hammerhaupt, Ende!
37:47Hammerhaupt, Hammerhaupt!
37:48Achse, here!
37:49Bitte, come, Hammerhaupt!
37:51All the American troops of the army
37:53will be coming from the Pultana-Abschnitt
37:55He wants to know if he's seen it.
38:25Yes, I've seen it myself.
38:32Bring it to Mr. Mayor of Koppel.
38:35It's very important.
38:50Well, they bought it.
38:54How long do you think it'll take, Captain?
38:56We'll know for sure when we see the trucks move out.
38:59All right, get your gear. We're moving out.
39:24All right, let's go.
39:31All right, let's go.
39:36All right, let's go.
39:48All right, let's go.
40:00All right, let's go.
40:05All right, let's go.
40:09All right, let's go.
40:12Ernie, I want you to watch this.
40:24I'm going to show you something you never saw in Detroit.
40:27Watch them closely.
40:29I'm going to massage these dice ever so gently.
40:32And I'm going to shake them a few times.
40:34And I'm going to throw them on that Italian ground.
40:36And they're going to come up seven, and we're going to have it made.
40:38Watch.
40:39Knock it off, will you, Pete?
40:41Oh, no, no, Ernie.
40:42Watch me.
40:43Watch this seven.
40:45One more little massage, and my special Italian blessing.
40:50Watch it, Ernie.
40:51Watch it.
40:52There's a seven.
40:55We did it.
41:01We did it, Mac.
41:02Talk about luck.
41:06They're on their way to Recina.
41:08Our guy's taking San Giovanni.
41:10They'll never know what they missed.
41:11The whole loving Kraken regiment, moving in like a bunch of greased pigs.
41:29And we were only taking a ten-mile hike.
41:31Heroes, that's what we are.
41:32A bunch of lousy, stinking heroes.
41:34Get down here.
41:34Get down here.
41:34Get down here.
41:34It's time on mid-corrent.
41:49Holy Toledo, no.
42:00It's on Dolce's Funkery.
42:04All right, we're stuck.
42:20There's a good 20 of them down there and we can't run.
42:22So we're gonna have to stick it out.
42:25We're all spread out and take cover.
42:28Nobody's to fire till every 11 one of them's in the clear.
42:31At least 10 yards inside the rim of that hill.
42:33Understood.
42:36Okay, Mac, move on.
42:38Come on, move on, let's go.
42:42Come on, come on, come on, pick it up.
43:03Easy.
43:16Easy.
43:18Easy.
43:20Easy.
43:32Easy.
43:33Easy.
43:45Hold your positions.
44:08We gotta try to help lieutenant.
44:09Yes, then we are.
44:10You gonna leave him out there alone?
44:11You follow orders.
44:12You understand nobody moves.
44:15You're back.
44:22That's an order.
44:37It's my ass.
44:38Slaas, Lisa.
44:45Fire!
45:05Fire!
45:07Fire!
45:08Fire!
45:10Fire!
45:12Fire!
45:14Fire!
45:15Fire!
45:16Fire!
45:17Fire!
45:18Fire!
45:19Fire!
45:20Fire!
45:21Fire!
45:22Fire!
45:23Fire!
45:24Fire!
45:25Fire!
45:26Fire!
45:27Fire!
45:28Fire!
45:29Fire!
45:30Fire!
45:31Fire!
45:32Let's go.
46:02Let's go.
46:32Let's go.
46:37Somebody find a captain.
46:40You could have tried to save him.
46:44You could have at least tried.
46:46It was my responsibility to keep you guys alive.
46:50I did what I had to do.
46:52Whether I liked it or not.
46:54Whether you liked it or not.
46:55Let's go.
47:04Look.
47:05Look, it's the captain.
47:06Let's go.
47:07Let's go.
47:08Let's go.
47:09Let's go.
47:10Let's go.
47:11Let's go.
47:12Let's go.
47:13Let's go.
47:14Let's go.
47:15Let's go.
47:16Let's go.
47:17Captain!
47:18Good to see you.
47:21Pete?
47:22Are you okay?
47:23Yeah, I'm fine.
47:24Make sure you check them off.
47:25Yes, sir.
47:26Good to see you, Captain.
47:27We thought you were...
47:28Yeah, so did I for a while, Gibson.
47:29What's the matter, Lukovic?
47:31Get hit in the foot?
47:32No, sir.
47:33A nail on my shoe sticks me once in a while.
47:36Why don't you borrow a pair of boots from one of them?
47:38They're my size, sir.
47:40You'd think we'd have an extra pair, wouldn't you?
47:43Captain?
47:44Well, we've got a staff car and a truck.
47:46We oughta been by a nightfall, Mac.
47:48Yes, sir.
47:49Did we lose anyone?
47:50No, sir.
47:52Well, Lieutenant, like they always say...
47:59the army's been in a mess ever since they put General Washington on a horse.
48:05All right, so you learned something.
48:09Okay, Mac, let's get him going.
48:11Hanson!
48:12Saunders!
48:14You did what you had to do.
48:17What do you want, a medal?
48:22You heard the man, Sergeant. Let's move him out.
48:27Yes, sir.
48:31Come on, come on. Move it out.
48:53When a man learns something,
48:55it's like crossing the wrinkled skin of earth.
48:58It's always rough and steep.
49:00But when he's made it,
49:02when he's made that other hill,
49:04he's found a new way to move.
49:07And that's the most important thing a man has to learn.
49:11To make that other hill.
49:22The Gallant Men.
49:32Starring Robert McQueenie as Conley Wright.
49:36William Reynolds as Captain Benedict.
49:39Robert Ridgely as Lieutenant Kimbrough.
49:42Richard X. Slattery as Sergeant McKenna.
49:45Eddie Fontaine as Private D'Angelo.
49:48Roland Lestarza as Private Lukovic.
49:51Robert Gothi as Private Hanson.
49:54Roger Davis as Private Gibson.
49:57olduğunu and Silver.
50:00If you'd get to know him...
50:02The Galileo, you're looking for a new age at present.
50:05You might be Torres, but...
50:10You have to meet on these,
50:12the people of the world who are here.
50:14The Galileo, you're looking for a new age at a new age.
50:19And you're looking for a new age at the new age.
50:22Our new age at the new age at 8-6.
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