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00:01:20Okay, 1-5.
00:01:21Almost time.
00:01:23Charlie.
00:01:24Roger.
00:01:250-4-0-9-0-4
00:01:28Conan Tower
00:01:30I have no issues
00:01:32oh
00:01:34thanks
00:01:356-9-9-5-4-3
00:01:37Coming in, new friends.
00:01:4018, that's easy, 10.
00:01:450-7-10-9-9-2
00:01:50Coming in, no problems.
00:01:551-9-3
00:01:56Coming in, no problems.
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00:01:58Killed it.
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00:02:00Killed it.
00:02:00We're under 10,000 feet.
00:02:03They gave us hope for a while, didn't they make it?
00:02:05They sure did, Eddie.
00:02:07How many of those German rocket planes did you see?
00:02:10Caught a glimpse of one, moving really fast.
00:02:14Hey, Joe.
00:02:15I'm here.
00:02:16I mean, there's German chest, did you see from the back there?
00:02:21Two, I think.
00:02:22That's damn fast.
00:02:23You can barely see them.
00:02:25What the hell is that?
00:02:28What the hell is that?
00:02:31Looks like a rocket.
00:02:33Anti-aircraft?
00:02:36I don't think so.
00:02:38One of those jets?
00:02:40It's too big.
00:02:41I had never seen that before.
00:02:45We definitely got to report this to become a rich as we get back to base.
00:02:50You.
00:02:51You.
00:03:00So, how are things?
00:03:05So, how are things in Berlin?
00:03:07The atmosphere is tense as you might expect.
00:03:12What is the viewers' decision regarding my jets?
00:03:16The resource...
00:03:17The resources are staying with the V2.
00:03:19The fewer fields that the retribution program...
00:03:22...is the future of the Third Reich.
00:03:24Unless we have a deterrent in the air...
00:03:27...all of this will not matter.
00:03:29The problem is personnel, Colonel.
00:03:32The rockets require new pilots...
00:03:34...and the trajectories towards the London area have been...
00:03:37...very precise.
00:03:39Your program requires an extensive training of the...
00:03:42...the...
00:03:43...the...
00:03:44...the...
00:03:45...the...
00:03:46...the...
00:03:47...the...
00:03:48...the...
00:03:49...the...
00:03:50...the...
00:03:51...the...
00:03:52...the...
00:03:53...the...
00:03:56...since...
00:03:57...when do Jews get their own offices?
00:03:58What is here?
00:03:59He works developing propulsion systems on...
00:04:03...the...
00:04:04...under Edu on Brown...
00:04:05...and...
00:04:06...he studied under Einstein.
00:04:08paying him are you? Of course not. All he cares about is the safety of his family.
00:04:13They are laborers here. Difficult work, I imagine.
00:04:18Extremely.
00:04:20Sir?
00:04:23Excuse me, General. I have a nation to defend.
00:04:28Good morning, gentlemen. Are you here to represent the...
00:04:33Any fighter pilots?
00:04:35Pretty much everyone in our squadron, sir.
00:04:37Okay then, tell me...
00:04:38What seems to be the beef?
00:04:40Well, these orders about cutting back on...
00:04:43I have no idea of communication during the fight.
00:04:45I don't see how that's gonna work, sir.
00:04:47That's...
00:04:48That's what's keeping us alive up there, sir.
00:04:50It ain't like the 17s. They got their formation...
00:04:53And their rules.
00:04:54That's right. And their rule is absolute radio silence...
00:04:58Until they turn around for home.
00:05:00Because what they're doing has order to a colonel.
00:05:02That's right.
00:05:03Point Man drops his payload, then all the others know to go.
00:05:06Ain't the way it is for us.
00:05:08When those bandits come in...
00:05:10It's absolute chaos.
00:05:13Exactly.
00:05:14Have you ever been up in the air, sir?
00:05:16A couple of times last year.
00:05:18But that was before we had you boys.
00:05:20So please, don't ever think that we don't...
00:05:23Appreciate you being up there with us.
00:05:26So let me clarify.
00:05:27The purpose...
00:05:28The purpose of the orators is not to prevent you from alerting the rest of your squadron...
00:05:32If they're...
00:05:33If they're in danger.
00:05:34Or if there's any danger.
00:05:36The purpose of the orators is to not...
00:05:38alert the Germans as to where we're at.
00:05:41What we're doing.
00:05:42Where we're going.
00:05:43What our payload is.
00:05:44And so on.
00:05:45You understand?
00:05:46Okay.
00:05:47Okay.
00:05:48I understand.
00:05:49So work with me on this.
00:05:51Chatter all you want.
00:05:53Only when it's necessary.
00:05:55You've got to back off on helping their...
00:05:58intelligence.
00:05:59Now once all the bombs are dropped, it's no longer an issue.
00:06:03Okay?
00:06:04Okay, sir.
00:06:05We'll make sure this clarification gets around.
00:06:08I would appreciate it.
00:06:09Now, if you gentlemen will excuse me, I've got to address my...
00:06:13bomber crews in less than 30 minutes.
00:06:18Oh my god.
00:06:20See you next time!
00:06:28Amen.
00:06:33Amen.
00:06:38Amen.
00:06:43Amen.
00:06:48Amen.
00:06:53Amen.
00:06:55My primary concern, hair captain.
00:06:58The objective is safety.
00:07:00My last station was in a high-security farm.
00:07:03The country's facilities that is now in trouble.
00:07:06We are in control.
00:07:08The rockets are a prime target for the British.
00:07:13So, say bomb, say bomb, say bomb.
00:07:17Down here.
00:07:18Let me make it a little longer.
00:07:20Ah!
00:07:21This is Isaac.
00:07:23The private propulsion.
00:07:24This is the next office.
00:07:28So, he is one of the likes protected shoes.
00:07:31He is quite brilliant.
00:07:33Very important to our cause.
00:07:35All right.
00:07:37Delighted.
00:07:38To make your acquired sense.
00:07:39Fraulein Fallenberg?
00:07:40Van Fallenberg?
00:07:41Van Fallenberg?
00:07:43My apologies.
00:07:44Fraulein von Fallenberg.
00:07:46So, when...
00:07:48When would you like to begin your broadcast?
00:07:50I start tonight after dinner and...
00:07:53And you will please ask the cook to prepare some fish for my Siegfried.
00:07:57Ja, Liebchen, you will...
00:07:58Do you like some fish?
00:07:59Yeah.
00:08:00I know.
00:08:01You do not like eating eggs.
00:08:02It's a Jew.
00:08:03I do not like you.
00:08:03Cole.
00:08:04I have to talk to you about your brother.
00:08:06Not today.
00:08:08I have done that, sir.
00:08:09I am not talking about his practical jokes.
00:08:11I am afraid I am going to have to pull them from the...
00:08:14Why, sir?
00:08:15Because he is your only brother, Cole.
00:08:17It's just you and him.
00:08:18Right?
00:08:19No other brothers or sisters?
00:08:20Yes, sir.
00:08:21That's right.
00:08:22This has been shaping up ever since...
00:08:23Those brothers were lost in the Pacific.
00:08:25I have nothing to do with this.
00:08:27This has come...
00:08:28Coming directly from Headquarters Command.
00:08:30I don't have any other choice.
00:08:33I understand, sir.
00:08:34Could I tell him myself?
00:08:35Yeah.
00:08:36I understand, sir.
00:08:37Could I tell him myself?
00:08:38Yeah.
00:08:38See to it.
00:08:39After the briefing.
00:08:40Yes, sir.
00:08:42Well, fellas...
00:08:43We got the weather forecast.
00:08:44It's not looking good.
00:08:46They are calling for a clear sky.
00:08:48With very partial cloud cover tomorrow morning.
00:08:51Just remember how lucky you...
00:08:53You are compared to the crews last year.
00:08:55They didn't have the P-51s to keep them company all day.
00:08:58All the way there and back.
00:08:59They were on their own.
00:09:00Let's hear it for our little friends.
00:09:03All right.
00:09:04All right.
00:09:05Knock it off.
00:09:06Sir, how many planes are on the mission?
00:09:08We're on the mission tomorrow, including escorts.
00:09:10Between 7 and 800, Cole.
00:09:13Sir, with a grid that big, any bullet fired anywhere in the sky is bound to hit one of
00:09:17our planes.
00:09:18Yeah.
00:09:19Well, people with more rank than me want these factories taken out.
00:09:22And they've decided that...
00:09:23This is the way to do it.
00:09:24Besides, grid shouldn't be that tight anyway.
00:09:28If someone above you gets hit and falls, you don't want them falling on you.
00:09:32More planes?
00:09:33Fewer missions.
00:09:34Makes sense.
00:09:35More planes, more missions.
00:09:36That's the way it goes.
00:09:38We've got a job to do, and that's to win this damn war.
00:09:41And if it takes a thousand planes...
00:09:43...every day, then by God, that's what we do.
00:09:45What about those rocket planes we've been seeing, sir?
00:09:48Rumor has it they're twice as fast as our newest 51s.
00:09:51I'm going to let Lieutenant Colonel Tom...
00:09:53...Thompson brief you on what he knows about that.
00:09:55Rob?
00:09:56Thank you, Colonel.
00:09:58They're not rockets.
00:10:02They're a twin jet...
00:10:03...head design, but they're not as fast as everybody's crying about.
00:10:06But they're certainly faster than any...
00:10:08...thing we've got right now.
00:10:09Why don't we have something like that, sir?
00:10:11Well, we will.
00:10:12We will.
00:10:13We will.
00:10:14How are the Germans building them?
00:10:15Well, we're bombing the crap out of them every day.
00:10:17And the Br...
00:10:18They're slamming them every night.
00:10:19That's why we have to keep bombing the crap out of them every day.
00:10:23The other day, I saw something on a mission.
00:10:26And it wasn't a jet plane, it was a rocket...
00:10:28...sir.
00:10:29A big one.
00:10:30Straight out of science fiction.
00:10:31And it was moving fast.
00:10:33Very...
00:10:33Very fast.
00:10:34Anybody else see anything like this?
00:10:37All right, gentlemen, I know you get it pounded...
00:10:42...into your head every day about keeping quiet about classified information.
00:10:46And it's critical...
00:10:47...very critical in this case.
00:10:49What these men have seen is no longer science fiction.
00:10:52These Nazis for a long time have had these buzz bombs.
00:10:56And we can...
00:10:57...shoot them out of the sky with fighters.
00:10:58We can blow them out of the sky.
00:11:00But they've got something new...
00:11:02...and they call it a vengeance weapon.
00:11:04It's a large rocket.
00:11:06It travels its...
00:11:07...at supersonic speeds.
00:11:08And it's been terrorizing London and the surrounding area...
00:11:12...almost on a daily basis.
00:11:14But that's about as much as I can share with you now.
00:11:17When we get more information, I'll pass it along to you.
00:11:20Cardinal, let's get on with your briefing.
00:11:22Thanks.
00:11:22Hey, Joe.
00:11:23So?
00:11:24Whatcha taking?
00:11:25So?
00:11:26Whatcha taking?
00:11:27Well, everybody's afraid of those rocket planes.
00:11:30Yep.
00:11:32They'll blow up and burn down like the rest of them.
00:11:34Right?
00:11:35Yeah.
00:11:36Whew.
00:11:37Listen, um, Colonel Richards came by.
00:11:40He says that, uh, how to pull your...
00:11:42...to get you off my bird.
00:11:43You gotta go to another crate.
00:11:47For what reason?
00:11:48Well, apparently, they don't want family members...
00:11:52...and they're going down in the same wreck.
00:11:54Never bothered them before.
00:11:57I know.
00:11:58It's not my decision.
00:12:01You sure about that?
00:12:02Yeah, of course I'm sure.
00:12:05Even though you're my brother, you're the...
00:12:07...best tail gunner in the whole theater.
00:12:08I'm really not happy about this, Joe.
00:12:10Alright.
00:12:12Maybe I'll just tell you what number I'm in up here...
00:12:14...and pick me out.
00:12:15That'll be the trick.
00:12:17Give me a lot of metal in the sky tomorrow.
00:12:22Good night riding.
00:12:23I do not feel like I have adequate...
00:12:24Good night riding.
00:12:25I do not feel like I have adequate...
00:12:27...flying experience to take the ME-262 into combat.
00:12:31I agree.
00:12:32I agree, Lieutenant.
00:12:33But you have to understand.
00:12:35I need these jets in the...
00:12:37Yeah.
00:12:38They are our last hope for victory in this war.
00:12:41My god.
00:12:42My concern is their lack of maneuverability.
00:12:45Keep in mind, I'm used to these...
00:12:47...more agile...
00:12:48...190s.
00:12:49I've seen you in the 262, Lieutenant.
00:12:52And you've done well.
00:12:53Just remember, gradual acceleration and...
00:12:57...gradual deceleration is the key.
00:12:59Tricky in a combat situation.
00:13:02I'll do my best to remember that, so...
00:13:07...but it's a good boy.
00:13:08It's a good boy.
00:13:12Because it's a long time...
00:13:13...you, you, you, you.
00:13:14It's a really good boy.
00:13:15What are you trying to say?
00:13:16I've been making it in...
00:13:22Betty, what's up?
00:13:27That's the Dresden Dahl Major.
00:13:31Lord have mercy, not that.
00:13:32That's the Dresden Dahl.
00:13:36Good evening.
00:13:37This is Dresden Dahl here in beautiful Germany.
00:13:42And there you are, my sweet young heroes, soaring...
00:13:47...high into heavens on your missions, certain as that you...
00:13:52...are fighting as honorably as some knights of old.
00:13:57Think for a moment.
00:13:59What are you really doing?
00:14:01You are...
00:14:02...thropping your palms on the women and the children.
00:14:06They are innocent.
00:14:07They are innocent civilians who cannot defend themselves.
00:14:11That is civil.
00:14:12You are the work of a butcher, not a soldier.
00:14:15You are destroying whole...
00:14:17...homes and families.
00:14:18Homes and families just like yours in America.
00:14:22And there I go.
00:14:23And I know you miss your home and your family.
00:14:27And especially your sweetheart.
00:14:31She must...
00:14:32...you must be so lonely.
00:14:34She misses you so much.
00:14:37But how long can she wait for you?
00:14:41And...
00:14:42She's still on two if you come back...
00:14:44I don't like that on my aircraft.
00:14:45It's not at all.
00:14:47But, see if it matters.
00:14:48I don't know.
00:14:49Yeah.
00:14:51Mm-hmm.
00:14:52...
00:14:52Some kind of body's got to go with that bedroom voice. I'd like to meet her.
00:14:57Yeah, I bet you would.
00:15:02Captain Bittner, I might have something.
00:15:05What do you got, Joe?
00:15:06Not a hundred.
00:15:07A hundred percent sure, sir.
00:15:08It's behind us and low.
00:15:10Willis, you see anything?
00:15:11Nothing.
00:15:12All right, everybody stay sharp.
00:15:17Check the sun.
00:15:20What about it?
00:15:22Just below it, something.
00:15:25I think you're a lucid.
00:15:27I don't think so.
00:15:29Just a sun dog.
00:15:30I don't see anything.
00:15:32It's too sunny out here.
00:15:35I want more cloud cover.
00:15:37I second that.
00:15:39How far to the target?
00:15:40Cut the chatter about the target.
00:15:42Roger that.
00:15:45Skipper, I got...
00:15:47The wind is below.
00:15:50Bandits are aware about this.
00:15:52Below and to the right, four minutes, five o'clock.
00:15:57Joe, what you got?
00:16:00Uh, sorry.
00:16:01Tail...
00:16:02What do you see?
00:16:07What's that, two o'clock?
00:16:08Looks like a flock of birds.
00:16:11Some big...
00:16:12Big birds.
00:16:13This is trouble, boys.
00:16:15What the hell?
00:16:17Oh, hell.
00:16:20Bandits!
00:16:20Good lord.
00:16:22Easy, men.
00:16:23Do they know we're here?
00:16:26No, they're different.
00:16:27Of course they know we're here.
00:16:29Are we supposed to engage that whole group?
00:16:32What the hell kind of Napoleonic tactic is this?
00:16:37What's that, two o'clock?
00:16:42What's that, two o'clock?
00:16:46What's that, two o'clock?
00:16:47What's that?
00:16:48What's that, two o'clock?
00:16:52What's that, two o'clock?
00:17:07We're coming up on the seventh grade, Captain.
00:17:12Keep me closer, Joe.
00:17:15I can't see something.
00:17:17Get your place for this.
00:17:20There they go.
00:17:22I can't see something.
00:17:27I can't see something.
00:17:32I can't see something.
00:17:37I can't see something.
00:17:42This is crazy.
00:17:44Sold of a fish.
00:17:45I can't tell who's happy.
00:17:47All right.
00:17:48We're breaking up out of here.
00:17:50I see jet.
00:17:52Nine o'clock.
00:17:53Whoa.
00:17:54Nine o'clock.
00:17:55Whoa.
00:17:57This pack of birds is just a diversion.
00:18:02Seven teams.
00:18:03Remember the mission.
00:18:07One.
00:18:08One.
00:18:09Two.
00:18:10Two.
00:18:11Two.
00:18:57Yeah.
00:19:32I have a favor to ask of you.
00:19:35A public relations issue.
00:19:37Yeah.
00:19:38There's a girl.
00:19:42Here, working for us.
00:19:44One of the laborers.
00:19:45She has become an...
00:19:47enlapsed with your performances.
00:19:49And we'd very much like to meet you.
00:19:51If you...
00:19:52have a moment.
00:19:53Certainly.
00:19:58Hello, madam.
00:19:59Are you the dressed in doll?
00:20:01That is my...
00:20:02Oh, it is an honor to meet you.
00:20:05I listen to you every night on the...
00:20:07radio.
00:20:08Do you?
00:20:09And what is your name?
00:20:10Anna...
00:20:11Well, I...
00:20:12What do you do here?
00:20:13I am in assembly, but when I'm older, I want to be just...
00:20:17like you.
00:20:18How charming.
00:20:19How charming.
00:20:22Where is she from?
00:20:26Where is she from?
00:20:27Poland, originally.
00:20:28Poland, originally.
00:20:32You may leave now, Anna.
00:20:34You may leave now, Anna.
00:20:37I want...
00:20:38I want...
00:20:39I want...
00:20:40I want...
00:20:41I want...
00:20:42To eliminate it.
00:20:43Excuse me?
00:20:44Executed.
00:20:45As soon as possible.
00:20:47And how would you like this accomplished?
00:20:51Do I have...
00:20:52To tell a shoe-stuffle officer how to do his job?
00:20:55Just make sure that...
00:20:57But the last thing she hears is my voice on the radio.
00:21:01Very well.
00:21:02Colonel Leiden's dog has not had to work for his meal in quite some time.
00:21:07I hope he likes Polish food.
00:21:13Has anyone seen Bender?
00:21:15Has anyone seen Bender?
00:21:16Has anyone seen Bender?
00:21:17Captain Bender, Captain Bender's plane fired.
00:21:22He's right down below. Has anyone seen him?
00:21:25Ain't seen nobody from Bender's plane.
00:21:27Has anyone seen Joe Phillips?
00:21:30I thought Joe was a tail gunner on your plane.
00:21:32Sergeant Phillips, anyone seen Joe?
00:21:35He got moved to Bender's plane.
00:21:37What's going on?
00:21:42Major?
00:21:48Yes?
00:21:49I saw Bender's plane.
00:21:51Where?
00:21:52He didn't fight.
00:21:53But it didn't make it back.
00:21:55Bender's plane.
00:21:57He went down, Major.
00:21:58He went down how?
00:22:00It looked like...
00:22:02There was a collision.
00:22:04A collision?
00:22:05You saw this?
00:22:07Yeah.
00:22:08It looked like one of those jets hit him.
00:22:10Are you sure it was Bender's plane?
00:22:12Yeah.
00:22:13Happened real fast, sir.
00:22:15That's what I...
00:22:17I saw.
00:22:18Did you see any shoots?
00:22:20Flanked out fast.
00:22:22I didn't see anyone get out of there.
00:22:27Thank you, sir.
00:22:28Thank you, sir.
00:22:29Thank you, sir.
00:22:32Thank you, sir.
00:22:33Thank you, sir.
00:22:34Thank you, sir.
00:22:37Thank you, sir.
00:22:42Thank you, sir.
00:22:43Thank you, sir.
00:22:44Thank you, sir.
00:22:45Thank you, sir.
00:22:47Thank you, sir.
00:22:48Thank you, sir.
00:22:49It's just us, sweetheart.
00:22:50I'm sorry it's so late.
00:22:52Thank you, sir.
00:22:57What's wrong, Mama?
00:22:59Nothing's wrong.
00:23:00Your father and I just need to...
00:23:02I'll talk to you for a minute.
00:23:03I'm going to go to Grandma's tomorrow.
00:23:04Would you like that?
00:23:05Can I help Grandma make some of her...
00:23:07homemade ice cream?
00:23:08I sure hope so.
00:23:10I could absolutely use some of it.
00:23:12Is something the matter with Grandma?
00:23:14Oh, no.
00:23:15We just need to get everyone...
00:23:17together so we can talk about your father and your uncle.
00:23:22Are you going to be a soldier, Daddy?
00:23:25Why, yes.
00:23:26Yes, I am.
00:23:27I knew.
00:23:28I knew it.
00:23:29How did you know that, Emily?
00:23:31A lot...
00:23:32A lot of kids already had their daddies leave.
00:23:34How do you think Grandma's going to feel about this?
00:23:37Well, we've always been very patriotic.
00:23:40I'm sure she'll be just fine with it.
00:23:42I cannot believe this.
00:23:45Y'all come in here like this...
00:23:47making me the last person to know.
00:23:49Shame on you.
00:23:50Did he put you up to them?
00:23:52No, Ma.
00:23:54We discussed it.
00:23:55Well, you didn't discuss it.
00:23:57With me.
00:23:58Can I talk to you in the other room for a minute, please?
00:24:02Yes, Ma.
00:24:04Yes, Ma.
00:24:07Yes, Ma.
00:24:12Why is Grandma so mad?
00:24:14She's just worried, Emily.
00:24:16What would you do?
00:24:17Thank you, Cole.
00:24:18It wasn't me.
00:24:19A lot of people are joining up.
00:24:20Didn't you hear the president, Mom?
00:24:22I mean, we all have to do our duty.
00:24:23Everybody's got to do their part.
00:24:25Well, I imagine it was the right thing to do.
00:24:27Well, thank you.
00:24:28I'm glad.
00:24:29For you.
00:24:30You've been gone from here for 10 years.
00:24:32And I don't blame you.
00:24:33This place is just a tiny speck of a town in the middle of nowhere.
00:24:37And Cole, you've always had bigger and better ideas.
00:24:40And I'm proud of you, son.
00:24:41Thanks, Mom.
00:24:42But Joe's different.
00:24:44He stayed.
00:24:45He has a family now.
00:24:46He's got a wife.
00:24:47And a beautiful little girl.
00:24:49Don't get me wrong, son.
00:24:50I don't want to see you get hurt.
00:24:52But Joe's...
00:24:53Yeah?
00:24:54Well, he doesn't have the kind of common sense you have.
00:24:57He never has.
00:24:58He's a grown man, and he can take care of himself.
00:25:00You know what I mean.
00:25:02You've been taking care of him since y'all were little.
00:25:05You kept him out of trouble.
00:25:07You kept him safe.
00:25:08I don't know the whys or the wherefores.
00:25:10But I've always appreciated it.
00:25:12I've always 살�led by him because I was a friend of mine, which is very friendly to me.
00:25:20You kept him up, and I'm sure you kept himble live.
00:25:27So I didn't know, he melted down.
00:25:32I'm on versus any other beast, who is disappeared.
00:25:37You know, I liked his 1991iner.
00:25:40I'll see you next time.
00:25:45I'll see you next time.
00:25:50I'll see you next time.
00:25:55I'll see you next time.
00:26:00Hello, Eddie.
00:26:04What's going on?
00:26:05I just want to let you know that...
00:26:10I'm not the type of guy to rat on a friend.
00:26:13Okay.
00:26:16I just want to let you know that.
00:26:18Here.
00:26:18Have a seat.
00:26:19Yes, sir.
00:26:20What do you need to tell me, Eddie?
00:26:25It's cold, sir.
00:26:30Major Phillips.
00:26:31I think he's going AWOL.
00:26:35AWOL?
00:26:36Phillips?
00:26:36Phillips?
00:26:37Oh, that doesn't sound right.
00:26:39I know, sir.
00:26:40But this thing with his brother and...
00:26:44I mean...
00:26:45I mean, they were really close.
00:26:49Well, when was the last time you saw him?
00:26:52Right after we got back...
00:26:53He's just vanished.
00:26:57Well, that's been about...
00:26:58What, 12...
00:27:0014 hours ago.
00:27:02Yes, sir.
00:27:03I'll tell you what, Eddie.
00:27:04Get a Jeep pulled around the front for us.
00:27:07Yes, sir.
00:27:07All right.
00:27:11Colonel, respectfully...
00:27:12I'd rather not accompany you.
00:27:14I don't want the Major thinking I had any part of this, sir.
00:27:17Very...
00:27:17Very well.
00:27:18Then stay behind.
00:27:19Do you have any idea where Major Phillips might be?
00:27:21Yes, sir.
00:27:22I think he might be at the pub.
00:27:24King's Pub.
00:27:25You're that star, Eddie?
00:27:26Yes, sir.
00:27:27All right.
00:27:27Let the driver know.
00:27:28Make sure he knows.
00:27:29Sergeant Terry, do you know where King's Pub is?
00:27:31No.
00:27:32It's about five miles southwest down the Maiden Road off-base.
00:27:36Is that the one with the attack?
00:27:37That's true.
00:27:38Serves the Major showing?
00:27:39Yes, sergeant.
00:27:40Because I don't know.
00:27:41Thank you, sergeant.
00:27:42All right.
00:27:43You're set.
00:27:47Thank you, sergeant.
00:27:52Thank you, sergeant.
00:27:57Cole?
00:27:58Cole?
00:28:02Yes, sir.
00:28:05Look at me.
00:28:07What the hell are you doing out here?
00:28:11What's it look like I'm doing?
00:28:12I'm getting drunk.
00:28:15Why don't you come on back with us?
00:28:17Get some hot chow and some hot coffee in you.
00:28:20You'll feel much better.
00:28:22I'm really sorry about this, colonel.
00:28:25Looks like I've cut pretty heavy into your sleep.
00:28:27Ah, don't worry about it.
00:28:29But I am going to have to pull you from the sky for a while.
00:28:32I think a couple of weeks of R&R will get you straight.
00:28:36I understand, sir.
00:28:37Also, nothing about this little hike of yours is going to be reported.
00:28:42Provided it does not happen again.
00:28:45You understand?
00:28:46Yes, sir.
00:28:47I understand.
00:28:48I understand.
00:28:51What do you think the chances are for my brother?
00:28:56Well, Cole, some of the guys have made it back through the line.
00:29:01The resistance has been a big help with that, but...
00:29:06I'm not going to bullshit you, Major.
00:29:09Chances are not good.
00:29:11Well, Joe could survive, sir, if he made it to the ground.
00:29:16Alive.
00:29:17Alive.
00:29:18He could survive in the woods.
00:29:21It's obvious to me that you two were pretty darn close growing up.
00:29:26We did just about everything together for one another.
00:29:31Our daddy died in the Great War, while we were young, so he killed every night.
00:29:36He's a soldier.
00:29:40Look.
00:29:41You don't have to talk about this if you don't want to.
00:29:43No.
00:29:44It's okay, sir.
00:29:45He was a pilot.
00:29:46Really?
00:29:47Really?
00:29:48Yes, sir.
00:29:49Really?
00:29:50Yes, sir.
00:29:51He was one of 20 that was shot down by a young German ace.
00:29:56You know, those German planes could turn on a dime.
00:29:58They were better than ours.
00:30:00It wasn't a red...
00:30:01What barren was it?
00:30:04It wasn't a bad woman pulling the race.
00:30:06I did find out who it was, so, you know, how hard it is.
00:30:07I didn't find out who it was, so, you know, how hard it is.
00:30:09I didn't find out who it was, so I didn't know how hard it is.
00:30:11They don't like to tell you anything unless they have to.
00:30:14Well, ain't that the damn truth.
00:30:16No sir, his name was Raiden.
00:30:21A-I-D-E-N.
00:30:24I don't know what else I would do.
00:30:27He's staying flying after the war.
00:30:30Well, knowing you, I'm-
00:30:31I'm surprised you didn't stow away on some transatlantic ship just to try and find the guy.
00:30:37Well, it had crossed my mind, so.
00:30:39Anyway, dear to your-
00:30:41If you had your time on the ground, I'd appreciate it if you'd hang around the rookie pilots a little bit, you know.
00:30:46Maybe give him a few pointers?
00:30:49Absolutely sir.
00:30:52Alright, good.
00:30:55What are you doing-
00:30:56Do this, my apparatus?
00:30:57I-I've done no harm, but-
00:30:59It reminded me of your-
00:31:01The equipment I used during the last war, I was a communications officer.
00:31:05You know this area is-
00:31:06The equipment is forbidden.
00:31:08Is there a problem here?
00:31:09Why was this too meddling?
00:31:11I need to miss my equipment.
00:31:13Isaac, I'll go back to your luck.
00:31:16Alright, thank you.
00:31:17Alright, thank you.
00:31:21Thank you, Hopefully, there's a llama.
00:31:36I'll wait to see some details and have!
00:31:40Thank you to Judah's.
00:31:42at this facility. The officer in charge has determined that they are too...
00:31:47...a week to continue, so they are being sent back to the middle-bound door account.
00:31:52Why is this a concern? These truths are not even human.
00:31:56It is a con...
00:31:57...a concern of mine.
00:32:02We need Isaac to be productive.
00:32:07This intrusion will not happen again.
00:32:10You will make sure that...
00:32:12...that it does not.
00:32:17So captain, the light...
00:32:22...will I be able to see my wife and sons before they are transported.
00:32:27I'm afraid I won't be able to help you with that.
00:32:30Huh?
00:32:31Huh?
00:32:32Maybe not.
00:32:34Isaac, compose yourself.
00:32:37I need you to focus on what I'm saying.
00:32:43The radio equipment in the next room.
00:32:45Yeah?
00:32:46Do you...
00:32:47Do you believe you can operate it?
00:32:49I'm certain of it.
00:32:52Good.
00:32:53I must take leave of you now.
00:32:55I'm going to interrupt Colonel Leiden.
00:32:57Do I know of this man?
00:32:59I don't think so.
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