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00:00:00War. Total war. A struggle for survival.

00:00:04In this era of force and destruction, historians will argue.

00:00:09What was the most influential factor?

00:00:11What was the most deadly instrument? The most deadly weapon?

00:00:15Was it the overwhelming manpower?

00:00:18Was it the blistering fire of the burning rockets?

00:00:25Was it the thundering mail from heaven?

00:00:27The bombs? The plot busters?

00:00:30Was it the lightning-like ascension of the silent parachute?

00:00:44Was it the withering stutter of the light machine gun?

00:00:47Or the staccato of the Garand Drive?

00:00:54Was it the brutal juggernaut of the patent tank?

00:00:57Was it the flamethrower?

00:00:59Or was it the screaming anger of the faster-than-sound, quicker-than-death, be-to-rocket?

00:01:07No, it was none of these things.

00:01:10The most effective, the most deadly, the most terrifying weapon of all time was...

00:01:15Yes, you're right.

00:01:16Yes, you're right.

00:01:17The sergeant's whistle.

00:01:18All right, you guys, now I'm going to tell you something.

00:01:22Now the Kino's coming, see?

00:01:24And as usual, the Kino ain't very happy.

00:01:27And I ain't very happy either.

00:01:28Look at this junk.

00:01:29It looks like Coney Island on a Monday morning.

00:01:32Hi, Signs.

00:01:33What's the action?

00:01:34Did you see Corwin?

00:01:35Yeah, I seen him, but I couldn't take it, so I sent him over to the mess hall.

00:01:40He's on KP.

00:01:41Okay.

00:01:42Take him away.

00:01:43Right, Signs.

00:01:44All right, my friends.

00:01:45Now I want you to fall out, spread out, and pick up everything that ain't growin' or nail down!

00:01:52Up, up, up, up, up!

00:02:22All right, let's go!

00:02:23Let's have some food!

00:02:24Come on!

00:02:25Come on!

00:02:26Well, let's have it!

00:02:27What are they griping about?

00:02:28Well, they've got to eat them.

00:02:29I've got to cook them!

00:02:31In the Navy, they get steak, caviar and whipped cream cake.

00:02:37They have fancy cooks who know what cooking means.

00:02:41In the Army, we get mess, and it really is a mess.

00:02:45Oh, the Navy gets the gravy, but the Army gets the beans.

00:02:49Send the salami to your boy in the Army

00:02:56Yes, the Navy gets the gravy, but the Army gets the beans.

00:03:00Nothing but beans.

00:03:10Navy service is ideal

00:03:16Printed menus every meal

00:03:19And they decorate your plate with parsley greens

00:03:25In the army we get chow that you wouldn't feed a child

00:03:32Oh, the navy gets the gravy, but the army gets the beans

00:03:37Beautiful beans, the gorgeous beans, the succulent beans

00:03:40And the bologna, because I'm skinny and bongy

00:03:43Yes, the navy gets the gravy, but the army gets the beans

00:03:48Beans, beans, beans, beans, beans, beans, beans, beans

00:03:53Nothing but beans

00:03:54Loving those beans, hugging those beans

00:03:56No, it didn't mean for me, I love you

00:03:58Nothing but beans

00:04:00Beans, beans, beans, beans, beans, beans

00:04:03Oh, I was born at the age of three, as smart as I could be

00:04:07Sure, it takes a great mentality to dish out all the beans

00:04:11Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing

00:04:14Oh, but steam bell-bottom pants are conducive to romance

00:04:18They all wine and dine and love by movie queens

00:04:21But you wear a khaki frame and you get a wacky dame

00:04:26Oh, the navy gets the

00:04:27The army gets the

00:04:30I hit the jackpot

00:04:40But it's always a crackpot

00:04:42Yes, the navy gets the gravy, but the army gets the beans

00:04:46Did you know that the navy gets all of the gravy?

00:04:54Did you know that the army gets all of the beans?

00:04:58Oh, a soldier's a coward if he doesn't lick the platter clean

00:05:02Oh, a soldier's a coward if he leaves the solitary beans

00:05:06Oh, it isn't the fighting that will make a soldier cross and mean

00:05:10It is only the beans

00:05:11You can grab a marine and you show him a bean

00:05:15He says, what does it mean that I never have seen

00:05:17So you grab a civilian and one in a million can identify

00:05:20So I say to you, why do we gotta have beans?

00:05:24Multiple beans, product and beans, suppulant beans

00:05:27Nothing but beans

00:05:28Shmeen

00:05:30Nothing but beans

00:05:32What do you think you're cooking around here?

00:05:45Bean

00:05:45Oh, shut up

00:05:46You've been getting away with murder and it's got to stop, you understand?

00:05:49Shut up

00:05:49Just because we were friends before and used to work together

00:05:52I've been covering up for you

00:05:53That's got to stop too, you understand?

00:05:56Shut up

00:05:56I'll get you a pack and everything that goes with it

00:05:59And I want to see you down front in exactly five minutes

00:06:01Understand? Shut up

00:06:03You're gonna go on a long, long journey

00:06:05And you may not be back this way, you understand?

00:06:07Shut up

00:06:08Get you a pack and everything that goes with it

00:06:15Be down front in five minutes, understand?

00:06:16Shut up

00:06:17Go on a long, long trip, you're gonna be there soon

00:06:19Shut up

00:06:20Shut up

00:06:21Shut up

00:06:22He's libel under AR-605-300

00:06:26What's more, the CO can get him on the 104th and 107th articles award

00:06:30Now the record goes on his WDAGO form 20 and 24

00:06:34He could be eligible for a 615-360

00:06:37Uh, section 7, paragraph 49

00:06:39Oh, sure, I get it

00:06:41You saw how he acted in CCBX1 and 2

00:06:43And last summer he was a 293

00:06:45So you think he's covered in 615-360?

00:06:48Sure, an MR1-92

00:06:50His profile is 24.4.4.4 D-point

00:06:53Oh, brother, I ain't in the Army

00:06:56I'm back in the numbers racket

00:06:57Here's your mail, Corporal

00:06:58Well, I guess he'll take another crack at that bandit

00:07:02You think it'll work?

00:07:03It should

00:07:04There was a guy in here a little while ago that fixed it

00:07:06About time

00:07:07How do you like that?

00:07:16Now you don't even get the nickel back

00:07:17That's a creepy Army

00:07:19I asked for a transfer again

00:07:21They'd throw me right out of the battalion headquarters

00:07:22Sean, I see how many times I have to tell you

00:07:27This ain't a day room

00:07:28All right, sir

00:07:28Got a cigarette?

00:07:31Yeah, here

00:07:31Tell Sergeant McVeigh I want to see him right away

00:07:34Right

00:07:34Is Miller in?

00:07:35Yeah

00:07:35Hey, Miller, what do you think we got here?

00:07:41Midgets?

00:07:42Midgets?

00:07:43Midgets?

00:07:44Midgets?

00:07:45Midgets?

00:07:46Captain, what about this training film tomorrow morning?

00:07:51Oh, yes

00:07:52That begins at 7 o'clock

00:07:54Now, the theater's two blocks away

00:07:55So I think we better fall out at 6.35

00:07:58They'll want us in front of battalion headquarters

00:08:00Not later than 6.25

00:08:01In that case, Davenport have the men lined up

00:08:04And ready to go at, uh, 6.15

00:08:06And Sarge, that Corwin's lost again

00:08:11Well, you better find him

00:08:12Right, Sarge

00:08:13Hey

00:08:15You see them lights?

00:08:19You see that sign?

00:08:21Well, let's be turning them off

00:08:23Sergeant McVeigh

00:08:24We've got to see the work, don't we?

00:08:26Yeah, well, what if Colonel Davis comes?

00:08:28He don't like lights on in the daytime

00:08:30Another thing, McVeigh

00:08:33The company has an early formation tomorrow

00:08:35And you better have those men fall out

00:08:36At 5 minutes before 6

00:08:37Five minutes before 6, huh?

00:08:41Yeah

00:08:41Oh, I tell you, I got some names here

00:08:43That are cockamamies

00:08:44Little Adarsky

00:08:46Schmallowitz

00:08:48Kazelli Osmiak

00:08:50Let me fall them out early

00:08:52Say about 5.45, huh?

00:08:54Okay

00:08:54Right, son

00:08:55Someday this guy's gonna blow his brains out

00:09:02If you ask me, he's already done it

00:09:04Well, let's go

00:09:34Yes, sir

00:09:38Yes, Captain

00:09:39Yes, sir

00:10:04See the first sergeant

00:10:13In the other room

00:10:13Go around the outside

00:10:23Through that door

00:10:25That door

00:10:31Go around the outside

00:10:36I admit it

00:10:37I mean, I'll see you

00:10:41But there was no record

00:10:42It's just as a backup

00:10:49THE END

00:11:19THE END

00:11:49Now get out on the parade grounds

00:11:5010 times around

00:11:51Double time, understand?

00:11:53Then come back here

00:11:54I got plans for you

00:11:56Go on, get the lead out of your bucket

00:12:00Wait a minute

00:12:01Come here

00:12:03Got a cigarette?

00:12:05Go on, get the lead out of your bucket

00:12:10I've been arguing with you

00:12:24Atcheton again

00:12:24Yeah?

00:12:25I don't dig this army at all

00:12:26I want overseas

00:12:28I stay here

00:12:29The guys that want to stay here

00:12:31Get overseas

00:12:32You forget there's a war on

00:12:33Yeah, but what do we get to do about it?

00:12:36When I was a civilian

00:12:36We had something doing every minute

00:12:38Singing, dancing, working in nightclubs

00:12:39I join the army

00:12:41I sit on my hands

00:12:42Nah

00:12:43I'm hungry

00:12:44Think I'll inspect the mess off

00:12:47Hiya, Sarge

00:12:50Been waiting up for me?

00:12:52How come you're late, Edwards?

00:12:53I was drunk

00:12:54I don't blame you

00:12:55With a kisser like that

00:12:56I'll be loaded all the time

00:12:57Why, thank you

00:12:59You're welcome

00:12:59Now go to the barracks, Edwards

00:13:00Get into your fatigues

00:13:01And report back here

00:13:02And if you have any social engagements

00:13:04Call your secretary

00:13:05And have her cancel them

00:13:06Sergeant's real brave today

00:13:13Can I get any mail?

00:13:18Sure took you a long time to sober up

00:13:20Took me a long time to get drunk

00:13:22My new girl had a date

00:13:24With another Joe last night

00:13:25What's the matter?

00:13:26Losing your appeal?

00:13:30Does that look like

00:13:31I'm losing my appeal?

00:13:33Wow

00:13:33Very tasty

00:13:35Hello

00:13:46Hello

00:13:48Is Sergeant Puccinelli in?

00:13:51No, he's out

00:13:51What did you want to see him about?

00:13:54It's of a rather personal nature

00:13:56Would you like to leave a message?

00:13:59Yes

00:14:00Just tell him Millie was here

00:14:02I'll be back in ten minutes

00:14:04On second thought

00:14:07Do you mind if I sit here

00:14:09And wait for a while?

00:14:10No, no

00:14:11Go right ahead

00:14:12Thanks

00:14:13Clark, do you have that field

00:14:18Manual?

00:14:19Manual?

00:14:19I want four copies of this, Clark

00:14:42It's to go to the adjutant

00:14:43But sir, I did this yesterday

00:14:45Are you dead?

00:14:47Yes, sir

00:14:47So you did

00:14:50Well, I want one more copy

00:14:53Yes, sir

00:14:54You know, it takes a fantastic amount of paperwork

00:14:56To administer even a little tank company

00:14:58Such as we have here

00:15:00Are you ready, Ernie?

00:15:03Not yet, dear

00:15:04I'll be right with you

00:15:05I've decided we can do without another copy of this

00:15:08That's our commanding officer

00:15:13Which one?

00:15:18Who in the company is that girl married to?

00:15:21I don't know, dear

00:15:22Shall we call Luella Parsons?

00:15:24Now, darling, don't get testy

00:15:26I just happen to know that she's a Titusville girl

00:15:29She works on the pulse

00:15:30She has a calcium deficiency

00:15:31And she's expecting

00:15:32Expecting?

00:15:33Yes, and don't ask me what she's expecting

00:15:36Where in the world did you uncover all this, Mrs. Sherlock Holmes?

00:15:40At the clinic yesterday

00:15:41I was there for my coal shot

00:15:43And one of the nurses told me about her

00:15:45What say?

00:15:47I just remembered

00:15:48There's been a mix-up in the O.D. roster

00:15:50I know

00:15:50I, uh, may get it

00:15:53No, you won't

00:15:54Lieutenant Torea stuck with Officer of the Day

00:15:56Are you sure?

00:15:58Yes

00:15:58Sally Pearson told me that the adjutant's wife told her

00:16:01That the adjutant said so at noon

00:16:03Oh, well

00:16:04If Sally said so, that settles it

00:16:06How are you getting along with, uh, Colonel Davis?

00:16:15Well, that depends

00:16:16How are you getting along with Mrs. Davis?

00:16:18That woman

00:16:19She's so rank-conscious

00:16:21How soon will you be ready to leave?

00:16:24Why don't you go to the club and wait?

00:16:26I have a lot of papers to sign

00:16:28Can't somebody else sign those?

00:16:30I'm the only one

00:16:32The United States Army has a high regard for my signature

00:16:35I wish the First National Bank did

00:16:38Where did you get these clothes, Sergeant?

00:16:50Quartermaster, sir

00:16:50And

00:16:52Why didn't you get a shipping ticket

00:16:54When you got the clothes?

00:16:57I don't know, sir

00:16:58Maybe they weren't paying attention

00:17:00When I drew the issue

00:17:01Then this is stolen goods

00:17:06No, sir

00:17:08I think I'll have to have a look at Army regulations

00:17:10But, Lieutenant Davenport, don't you trust me?

00:17:13This is no way to run a business

00:17:14Carry on

00:17:16He's going to tell me how to run a business

00:17:30Used to be a soda jerk

00:17:31He just ran out of soda

00:17:33I got to see the First Sergeant

00:17:35Hiya, kid

00:17:36I see you're still wearing your old head

00:17:37You leave me alone

00:17:39I got troubles

00:17:39In the Army?

00:17:40You got troubles?

00:17:42Yeah, and I got to see the First Sergeant right away

00:17:43It's important

00:17:44Take it easy

00:17:45Don't tell me how to take it

00:17:46I got to get a three-day pass

00:17:47The last guy in the U.S. Army

00:17:49That got a three-day pass

00:17:50Was Sergeant York

00:17:52Yeah, well, I don't care

00:17:53I got to see my wife

00:17:54It's an emergency

00:17:54I've had emergencies

00:17:55But could I get a pass?

00:17:57Bet you were never having a baby

00:17:59Kid, I never even had my appendix out

00:18:02Corwin

00:18:04Yes, sir

00:18:05Did you do those penalty tours?

00:18:08Yes, Corporal

00:18:08Did you report to the drill, Sergeant?

00:18:10Yes, Corporal

00:18:10Did you report to the men?

00:18:13I was scared

00:18:14I saw no surgery

00:18:14Why did you report

00:18:16I was worried

00:18:17I was worried

00:18:18I was worried

00:18:19I was weird

00:18:19but, at race

00:18:21After winning

00:18:22I was worried

00:18:23Or else you said

00:18:24Can you get some

00:18:26Aqui

00:18:27After losing

00:18:27And Europa

00:18:28Is what you saw

00:18:29In the gas

00:18:30industrious

00:18:30Bring

00:18:31Put

00:18:32Put

00:18:33Put

00:18:34See

00:18:34And

00:18:35applauds

00:18:37перед

00:18:38解

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00:18:40Quer

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