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Navy Log is an American television drama anthology series created by Samuel Gallu that presented stories from the history of the United States Navy.

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00:00This is Navy Log. The dramas you see each week on Navy Log are from official U.S. Navy files.

00:13They tell of ships and planes and those who manned them, recorded through the years in Navy Log.

00:21In the invasion of France, the Navy ferried. The Navy fired. The Navy flew. But everybody knows that.

00:38This is about a job the Navy did on land. And until now, very few have known about it.

00:45Time, D-Day plus two, 17 August 44. Place, Red Beach, Cavalier, Southern France.

00:57Duty, find and interrogate all captured German naval personnel.

01:02Great activity report. Naval prisoners captured? None. Naval prisoners interrogated? None.

01:12Interrogation report submitted. None.

01:17Commander Knight, guess what the Army just found. A German naval officer.

01:23I have the pleasure to introduce Capitan Lieutenant Eric Wolfgang von Elze.

01:28Lieutenant as in Navy, that is.

01:31Lieutenant von Elze, may I present Lieutenant Commander Knight, Office of Naval Intelligence.

01:37Please be his guest.

01:38This pigeon turned up in a flock of ordinary sparrows.

01:43Stands on his Geneva rights.

01:46Lots of luck.

01:51I see you speak English, Lieutenant.

01:54My name is von Elze, Eric Wolfgang.

01:57My rank is Lieutenant.

01:58And my serial number is Zet-94-44-805.

02:06And that is all, sir.

02:10Where did your branch of service look to, Lieutenant?

02:17To what unit of the ground forces were you attached to?

02:19To whom did you report in your own branch of service?

02:25You're wasting your time, Commander.

02:29Where were you, Captain Lieutenant?

02:32My name is von Elze, Eric Wolfgang.

02:36My rank is Captain Lightenhouse, which I believe is full of lieutenant in your Marine.

02:40Uh, Navy.

02:42And my serial number is...

02:43Thank you, Lieutenant.

02:44Send it back to the cage, Chief.

02:48And then let's get going.

02:50I got my idea.

02:51Yes, sir.

02:54All right.

02:55After you, Ludwig.

03:09Okay, Sergeant.

03:10He's all yours.

03:14You're welcome.

03:18You're welcome.

03:21You're welcome.

03:22I'm sorry.

03:23You're welcome.

03:24You're welcome.

03:26Okay, Sergeant.

03:29We'll be back.

03:30Good.

03:31As soon as we've got,

03:32is pecaminante healthy taste.

03:36You are welcome.

03:41You're welcome.

03:42It ruins your secret.

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