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00:02:37 #1 I'm sorry, Mr. Meyer.
00:02:46 #2 Oh, no, Master Peter.
00:02:47 #3 Oh, no, you're not welcome.
00:02:50 #4 There.
00:02:52 #5 This is the last mail I deliver anyhow. What?
00:02:54 #6 Tomorrow I change uniform.
00:02:56 #7 You're going in the army? Yes.
00:02:58 #8 I was called.
00:02:59 #9 I'm a sergeant in the reserves, you know.
00:03:01 #10 I'll recall myself if it doesn't end in a few months.
00:03:04 #11 It will, though.
00:03:04 #12 I'm sure you're right, Mr. Meyer.
00:03:07 #13 By the end of the year, it is with reluctance
00:04:29 #14 that I bring this subject up for the gay heroes
00:04:47 #15 that any of you should stand up and offer to defend
00:04:53 #16 that is such a thing as going through your head.
00:04:56 #17 I know that in one of the schools,
00:04:58 #18 the boys have risen,
00:05:04 #19 and of course it's such a thing should happen here.
00:05:06 #20 You would not blame me for a feeling of,
00:05:09 #21 I will say, that you should not be allowed to go yet.
00:05:14 #22 That you are too young.
00:05:16 #23 That you have home,
00:05:34 #24 send the land which came young ladies glory
00:05:53 #25 in the relation of heroes to make ourselves worse.
00:06:23 #26 But if losses there must be,
00:06:25 #27 Let us remember the Latin phrase which must have come to the lips of many a Roman when he stood in battles in a foreign land
00:06:35 #28 Dulce et decorum est from one young man who has great promises a writer
00:06:53 #29 of the master being I suppose a following in the footsteps of girth and
00:07:05 #30 Sheila and I hope he will
00:07:08 #31 But now our country calls the fatherland needs leaders
00:07:13 #32 Personal ambition must be thrown aside in the one glorious beginning for your
00:07:24 #33 lives. The field of honor calls you. Why are we here? You cropped. What has kept you but you are needed?
00:07:37 #34 Ah, I see you look at your leader. And I too look to you, Paul Baumherr. I wonder what you are going to do.
00:07:49 #35 I'll go.
00:07:50 #36 I want to go.
00:07:51 #37 Count on me.
00:07:53 #38 Me too.
00:07:54 #39 I'm ready.
00:07:55 #40 I'm not going to stay home.
00:07:57 #41 Let me acquit her.
00:07:58 #42 Come on, Bame.
00:08:16 #43 Stick together.
00:08:17 #44 That's what we've got to do.
00:08:19 #45 Let's all stick together.
00:08:20 #46 You should be gentle to her.
00:08:22 #47 All right.
00:08:24 #48 I'll go.
00:08:25 #49 That's the way.
00:08:26 #50 And if anything you say, General.
00:08:28 #51 I bet you're placed like this, catching good conditions.
00:10:12 #52 You have to be polite.
00:10:38 #53 You bet your place like this gets in good condition.
00:10:41 #54 You have to be for the long march.
00:10:43 #55 Oh, I'm gonna get in the cavalry and ride, you know?
00:10:45 #56 No cavalry for me.
00:10:47 #57 Infantry's way you see the fighting.
00:10:50 #58 Wear all the guns, that's what I wanna know.
00:10:53 #59 Oh, you don't get a gun for a long while yet.
00:10:55 #60 Well, if I'm gonna bump off the enemy,
00:10:57 #61 I gotta have some practice.
00:11:01 #62 Drill, that's what I want.
00:11:05 #63 You want a medal that time, mother?
00:11:08 #64 You wait, in about a month I'll be covered with him.
00:11:12 #65 Say, keep your boots out of my face.
00:11:15 #66 I'm honored to have those boots on your face.
00:11:18 #67 They're the best pair in the army.
00:11:20 #68 My uncle gave them to me.
00:11:21 #69 Look at that special-imported leather.
00:11:25 #70 But the place you like, except in my face.
00:11:28 #71 Not even a kitchen maid will look at me in this.
00:11:32 #72 Richard!
00:11:36 #73 It's him who stole it.
00:11:38 #74 So it is.
00:11:39 #75 And all dressed up.
00:11:41 #76 Hello, Hemi.
00:11:42 #77 You didn't make it see me again, sir.
00:11:46 #78 Do you see my rank?
00:11:48 #79 Sure.
00:11:49 #80 All right.
00:11:50 #81 Himmels-Stowe's, we certainly are glad to see you.
00:11:52 #82 What did you say? I was going to say...
00:11:54 #83 Never mind.
00:11:55 #84 What's the matter with you, Himmels-Stowe's?
00:11:57 #85 When you address your superior officer, say, sir.
00:11:59 #86 Where did he get this nice uniform?
00:12:01 #87 Have you any mail for him, Himmels? Quiet!
00:12:03 #88 My dear fellow, you're shouting.
00:12:05 #89 Oh, come on, Himmels-Stowe's.
00:12:06 #90 We know you.
00:12:07 #91 Take off the false whiskers.
00:12:11 #92 I believe you'll mean it.
00:12:12 #93 You'll find out that I mean it?
00:12:14 #94 Well, only three days ago, you were on post-mortem.
00:12:16 #95 Shut up!
00:12:16 #96 What a pretty sight that is.
00:12:51 #97 Have you ever heard of standing in line?
00:12:54 #98 You'll make a fine mess of it.
00:12:56 #99 Well, I'll have to teach you.
00:12:58 #100 We'll spend the whole day on it, huh?
00:13:02 #101 You may be stupid, but I'm used to that.
00:13:06 #102 And then, there'll be plenty of other things, too.
00:13:09 #103 Oh, I'll not neglect you.
00:13:12 #104 Hmm.
00:13:14 #105 You're not much to begin with, but I'll do my best.
00:13:17 #106 I see that we've come here with a slight misunderstanding.
00:13:22 #107 And we'll correct that too, won't we?
00:13:25 #108 And the first thing to do is to forget everything you ever knew.
00:13:29 #109 Everything you ever learned. Forget! See?
00:13:33 #110 Forget what you've been and what you think you're going to be.
00:13:37 #111 You're going to be soldiers. And that's all!
00:13:40 #112 I'll take the mother's milk out of you.
00:13:42 #113 I'll make you hard-boiled. I'll make soldiers out of you.
00:13:45 #114 Soldiers, are you?
00:13:46 #115 I kill you!
00:13:47 #116 Food for recreation.
00:15:04 #117 Work is what we want.
00:15:05 #118 Good!
00:15:06 #119 Then we'll go back to work.
00:16:27 #120 Old girl, this mud, he goes off to have a few drinks.
00:18:21 #121 Someday I'm going to take one smug of him.
00:18:23 #122 That's one.
00:18:24 #123 Me too.
00:18:25 #124 That's gonna be my life's work from now on.
00:18:28 #125 Why?
00:18:38 #126 You're not gonna desert all, are you?
00:18:39 #127 I've got an idea.
00:19:03 #128 All right, so those fellas.
00:23:24 #129 And Mr. Chardon, sit down.
00:23:44 #130 You see, we haven't eaten since breakfast.
00:23:46 #131 We thought maybe you could tell us what we ought to do about it.
00:23:49 #132 Eat without further delay.
00:23:55 #133 What's funny about that?
00:23:57 #134 It's a bad town to bring an appetite to, soldier.
00:24:00 #135 We've been here since just the morning,
00:24:02 #136 and we've been living on bail hay and razor blades.
00:24:05 #137 Well, willing to buy our food? Where's the canteen?
00:24:08 #138 The only canteen in these regions is out looking for supplies.
00:24:12 #139 Ever hear of Kaczynski? Who?
00:24:15 #140 Kaczynski. He's on canning.
00:24:18 #141 If you have any food within 25 miles, he'll be the one to get it.
00:25:14 #142 Volunteers for the future general staff.
00:25:20 #143 Sometime I'm going to take you volunteers apart
00:25:23 #144 to find out what makes you be strong and join the army.
00:25:27 #145 Any! This is all parade ground.
00:25:33 #146 Hungry?
00:25:35 #147 Wait a minute!
00:25:37 #148 Wait a minute! That's no invitation.
00:25:39 #149 Can you pay?
00:25:40 #150 Yes, you can.
00:25:41 #151 Do you have any money here?
00:25:43 #152 No, not money. That's just pieces of paper.
00:25:46 #153 Have you got any cigarettes, cigars, or soap, cognac?
00:25:51 #154 Soon the back end.
00:25:53 #155 Hey, Carly! Are you crazy?
00:25:55 #156 There ain't enough here for us.
00:25:57 #157 I wish you three would get bumped off.
00:26:00 #158 I'm tired of feeding you for nothing.
00:26:02 #159 Bring everything you've got.
00:26:04 #160 You got the wiring detail tonight?
00:26:06 #161 Well.
00:26:07 #162 Past the graveyard?
00:26:08 #163 With this bunch?
00:26:09 #164 It's quiet tonight.
00:26:10 #165 You can teach him a couple of things.
00:26:12 #166 Thanks.
00:26:16 #167 I'd rather do it alone.
00:26:17 #168 These babes get killed off too fast.
00:26:30 #169 Well, alone he's waiting.
00:26:31 #170 Last night I was too hungry to sleep.
00:26:33 #171 And tonight when I get the wrinkles out of my gut, they think of wiring duties.
00:26:37 #172 Well, I'm not going to do that.
00:26:39 #173 I'm going to get the wires out of the door.
00:26:45 #174 out of my gut they think up wiring duty well here's your chance heroes for the
00:26:51 #175 fatherland come on get your stuff let's get out of here
00:26:55 #176 wait at drive let him drive any way you want
00:27:21 #177 suppose he breaks your arm to get some hope don't you a lot better than having
00:27:26 #178 a hold of your drugs if there's any of you left I'll pick you up in the morning
00:27:46 #179 but that ride you gave us didn't kill us nothing will and beyond time I don't
00:27:51 #180 I'm going to miss my breakfast.
00:28:12 #181 You better wait for your army, papa.
00:28:16 #182 Here, here, don't be so backward.
00:28:19 #183 Blessing children.
00:28:21 #184 All we gotta do is to spring a little wire.
00:28:24 #185 We pick it up with the dump and carry it to where we need it.
00:28:27 #186 Now you're gonna see some shell fire.
00:28:30 #187 And you're gonna be scared, see?
00:28:32 #188 All right, boy, get up.
00:28:46 #189 Here, never mind.
00:28:48 #190 It's happened to better men than you.
00:28:50 #191 And it's happened to me.
00:28:52 #192 When we come back, I'll get you all some nice clean underwear.
00:28:56 #193 That kind of shell you don't have to pay much attention to.
00:29:03 #194 Those big fellas just make a lot of noise
00:29:05 #195 and land about five miles behind the line.
00:29:09 #196 The things we've got to watch out for are the light ones.
00:29:13 #197 They don't give you much warning.
00:29:15 #198 They go,
00:29:17 #199 Well, zing!
00:29:19 #200 And when you hear that,
00:29:21 #201 go!
00:29:22 #202 Mother.
00:29:26 #203 Fresh yourselves down a fire.
00:29:29 #204 Carry yourselves deep into a...
00:29:32 #205 Just keep your eyes on me.
00:29:36 #206 When you see me flop, you flop.
00:29:39 #207 Only die to beat me to it.
00:29:41 #208 Take your life, bring them in.
00:32:51 #209 But it's...
00:33:02 #210 Do that again.
00:34:09 #211 This one is gonna last a long time.
00:34:11 #212 Here we go.
00:34:19 #213 The queen takes it.
00:34:20 #214 What, do you think that's a queen?
00:34:59 #215 Look at Jack.
00:35:01 #216 That's a Jack.
00:35:02 #217 Honest, these cards all look alike.
00:35:06 #218 You're noisy, I can't play.
00:35:11 #219 play. I suppose you're delicate. One last two more days with it. I tell you this
00:35:46 #220 was going to be a bad one. I don't mind the day so much. More days make
00:35:55 #221 a week kid then you can say you've been on the fire you're not scared are you I
00:36:02 #222 was just asking that's all what a place to more. You're right my deal you better
00:36:21 #223 get your boot back before Oscar eats that kids all right you're dreaming you're
00:37:12 #224 just dreaming I guess it's getting worse and then two more dugouts go on however we'll
00:37:34 #225 do our best to get some food up here by evening hold out much longer not sure tell
00:40:10 #226 me how this is all right yes sir fight why don't we fight why don't we go over
00:40:35 #227 Who crazy staying here?
00:40:41 #228 After all this!
00:40:48 #229 Something through.
00:40:55 #230 Far behind the lines, he can't hear the shooting!
00:41:01 #231 Any luck?
00:41:05 #232 We'd have to split this up a minute.
00:41:07 #233 How do you do anything?
00:41:08 #234 Yes, and to say, there's a feather bed to sleep on.
00:41:21 #235 Nothing's done about the frog's leg. What do you think I want?
00:50:50 #236 Wake him up.
00:51:04 #237 I wish I could wake him up.
00:51:08 #238 There's 80 of us left.
00:51:10 #239 The rest is in dressing stations or pushing up Daisy.
00:51:13 #240 80 and I cut for 150.
00:51:18 #241 All right, we'll have enough for one.
00:51:20 #242 Come on, dish out.
00:51:22 #243 You mean you cook beans for 150,
00:51:24 #244 and you've got bread for 150,
00:51:26 #245 and sausage for 150,
00:51:28 #246 and tobacco for 150?
00:51:30 #247 Everything. It's all wrong.
00:51:32 #248 I should have been notified.
00:51:34 #249 What a feast!
00:51:35 #250 Everyone gets two issues.
00:51:37 #251 For 150.
00:51:45 #252 It's for the second company, didn't you?
00:51:52 #253 We're the second company.
00:51:57 #254 I've got my orders.
00:51:59 #255 That's right.
00:52:00 #256 That's our good luck.
00:52:01 #257 Come on, dish it out.
00:52:05 #258 No!
00:52:06 #259 I'm gonna meet you raw.
00:52:08 #260 Why are you keep your kitchen so far back in the lorries?
00:52:24 #261 We've never gone in 50th century.
00:52:26 #262 The only ones to give us half.
00:52:51 #263 It's pretty good.
00:52:52 #264 Yes, sir.
00:52:58 #265 Sir, the whole issue.
00:52:59 #266 The men can use it.
00:53:00 #267 Yes, sir.
00:53:01 #268 Bring me a plate, too.
00:53:02 #269 Yes, sir.
00:53:03 #270 All right.
00:53:04 #271 Take it all.
00:53:05 #272 Take everything.
00:53:06 #273 Give them honey.
00:53:11 #274 Give him honey!
00:53:22 #275 I want it!
00:53:24 #276 Don't mind me.
00:53:57 #277 Well, that's all right. Don't mention it.
00:54:04 #278 You know...
00:54:07 #279 I could do with some more beans.
00:54:09 #280 Go help yourself. There's more over there.
00:54:11 #281 Too far.
00:54:22 #282 I wonder... When are we going back to the front?
00:54:25 #283 Tomorrow.
00:54:30 #284 It's enough to take away a man's appetite.
00:54:33 #285 You know, if they're gonna march us in again tomorrow,
00:54:36 #286 we ought to go see how Kemmerich is.
00:54:38 #287 How far is the dressing station?
00:54:41 #288 About two miles.
00:54:43 #289 We could take his things to him.
00:54:45 #290 It seems rotten to think of a thing like that happening to him.
00:54:49 #291 A nice fellow like Kemmerich.
00:54:52 #292 The French certainly deserve to be punished for starting this war.
00:54:55 #293 Everybody says it's somebody else.
00:54:57 #294 Well, how do they start a war?
00:55:00 #295 Well, one country offends another.
00:55:03 #296 How could one country offend another?
00:55:06 #297 You mean there's a mountain over in Germany
00:55:08 #298 gets mad at a field over in France?
00:55:11 #299 Well, stupid, one people offend another.
00:55:15 #300 Oh, that's it. I shouldn't be here at all.
00:55:18 #301 I don't feel offended.
00:55:21 #302 It don't apply to tramps like you.
00:55:24 #303 Good. Then I can be going home right away.
00:55:26 #304 You just try.
00:55:28 #305 The Kaiser and me.
00:55:32 #306 Me and the Kaiser felt just alike about this war.
00:55:37 #307 We didn't either of us want any war, so I'm going home.
00:55:41 #308 He's there already.
00:55:43 #309 Somebody must have wanted it.
00:55:44 #310 Maybe it was the Englishman.
00:55:46 #311 I don't want to shoot any Englishman.
00:55:50 #312 I never saw one till I came up here.
00:55:52 #313 I suppose most of them never saw a German till they came up here.
00:55:56 #314 Oh, I'm sure they weren't asked about it.
00:56:00 #315 They weren't asked about it.
00:56:04 #316 It must be doing somebody some good.
00:56:07 #317 Not me and the Kaiser.
00:56:08 #318 I think maybe the Kaiser wanted a war.
00:56:12 #319 You leave us out of this.
00:56:16 #320 I don't see that.
00:56:18 #321 The Kaiser's got everything he needs.
00:56:20 #322 Well, I never had a war before.
00:56:22 #323 Every full grown emperor needs one war to make him famous.
00:56:26 #324 Why, that's history.
00:56:27 #325 Yeah, generals too.
00:56:28 #326 Maybe more.
00:56:29 #327 And manufacturers.
00:56:30 #328 They get rich.
00:56:31 #329 I think it's more a kind of fever.
00:56:34 #330 Nobody wants it in particular and then all at once.
00:56:39 #331 Here it is.
00:56:40 #332 We didn't want it.
00:56:41 #333 The English didn't want it.
00:56:42 #334 And here we are fighting.
00:56:45 #335 I'll tell you how it should all be done.
00:56:49 #336 Whenever there's a big war coming on,
00:56:52 #337 you should rope off a big field and sell tickets.
00:56:55 #338 Yeah.
00:56:57 #339 And on the big day,
00:57:01 #340 you should take all the kings and their cabinets
00:57:04 #341 and their generals,
00:57:06 #342 put them in the center,
00:57:07 #343 and let him fight it out with club.
00:57:10 #344 The best country win.
00:57:12 #345 Right.
00:57:13 #346 Well, now that Kat's settled everything,
00:57:16 #347 let's go see Kamerick.
00:57:18 #348 Something that might happen on the way.
00:57:20 #349 Boy, me and the Kaiser want you back in time to march tomorrow.
00:57:24 #350 Don't forget.
00:57:26 #351 Well, there he is.
00:57:38 #352 Hello, Kamerick. How are you?
00:57:54 #353 How's it going?
00:57:56 #354 How are things going?
00:57:57 #355 Are they looking after you all right?
00:57:59 #356 You all right? How are they treating you?
00:58:01 #357 Franz?
00:58:03 #358 All right.
00:58:07 #359 Robbers here. Robbers.
00:58:11 #360 Stole my watch.
00:58:16 #361 I always told you nobody should carry as good a watch as that.
00:58:19 #362 They took it while I was under-eater, too.
00:58:21 #363 Franz, Franz, you'll get it back.
00:58:24 #364 You'll feel all right?
00:58:26 #365 Just look at my hand, though.
00:58:31 #366 That's because you lost so much blood.
00:58:33 #367 Just eat decently and you'll get well again.
00:58:35 #368 Franz, you must eat.
00:58:37 #369 That's the main thing. That looks good too.
00:58:40 #370 That was such a terrible pain.
00:58:46 #371 My foot...
00:58:47 #372 Every toe on my right foot hurts.
00:58:52 #373 But how can your foot hurt when your leg's been...
00:58:59 #374 My leg off! Why didn't they tell me? Tell me!
00:59:18 #375 They tell me!
00:59:21 #376 Ron!
00:59:22 #377 Oh, I can't walk anymore!
00:59:23 #378 You must be thankful that you've come off with only that.
00:59:26 #379 I wanted to be a father to one.
00:59:36 #380 You can, yes.
00:59:37 #381 And yet, they make artificial lakes that are wonderful.
00:59:42 #382 And you're through too. You can go home. Think of that.
00:59:46 #383 We brought you things for you, see?
00:59:49 #384 Put them under the bed.
00:59:59 #385 That's a marvelous pair of boots.
01:00:03 #386 Look at that leather.
01:00:05 #387 What comfort! I was just thinking,
01:00:08 #388 if you're not going to be using these fronds,
01:00:14 #389 why don't you leave them with us?
01:00:18 #390 What good are they to you?
01:00:20 #391 I can use them.
01:00:22 #392 My boots give me blister after blister.
01:00:24 #393 We'll be going, Franz.
01:00:31 #394 Oh, don't go.
01:00:33 #395 Stay just a little while longer.
01:00:35 #396 I'll come right back.
01:00:38 #397 We'll be coming soon again, Franz.
01:00:40 #398 I know you'll be feeling better, Franz.
01:00:42 #399 Bye.
01:00:43 #400 Goodbye, Franz.
01:00:45 #401 You think you'll last a lot for mess?
01:00:47 #402 You don't think...
01:00:48 #403 Done for.
01:00:52 #404 Boys, you go along. I'll see you later. Goodbye.
01:00:55 #405 Goodbye, Paul.
01:00:56 #406 I'm sorry, Paul.
01:01:02 #407 I wouldn't touch a thing of his if he could use it.
01:01:06 #408 I'd go barefoot over barbed wire for him, but do him any good.
01:01:10 #409 Only... only why should some orderly get those boots?
01:01:13 #410 I understand, mother.
01:01:15 #411 We're all alike out here.
01:01:17 #412 And good boots are scarce.
01:01:19 #413 Tell the doctor to come, please.
01:01:30 #414 The man in the next bed would like to see you, sir.
01:01:41 #415 I've done everything I can for him.
01:01:43 #416 There's no helping him.
01:01:45 #417 Poor little fellow.
01:01:59 #418 He says next time, Franz, you think I'll ever get well?
01:02:14 #419 Of course.
01:02:17 #420 Do you really think so?
01:02:20 #421 Sure, once you get over the operation.
01:02:30 #422 I don't think so.
01:02:32 #423 Franz, don't talk nonsense.
01:02:35 #424 Well, you'll be as good as new.
01:02:36 #425 If it picks up worse things than that, perhaps you'll go to the convalescent home of Closedeberg among the village.
01:02:43 #426 Then you can look out of the windows, across the fields, to the two trees on the horizon.
01:02:51 #427 The loveliest time of the year now in the cornwriters.
01:02:55 #428 You can go out without asking anyone.
01:03:00 #429 You can even play piano if you want to.
01:03:02 #430 But, Franz, you must try to sleep now.
01:03:11 #431 Oh, God.
01:03:30 #432 This is Franz Kemmer.
01:03:33 #433 Only 19 years old.
01:03:36 #434 He doesn't want to die.
01:03:39 #435 Please don't let him die.
01:03:42 #436 Oh, no, Franz.
01:03:44 #437 Oh, no, Franz, no.
01:03:47 #438 And if I...
01:03:50 #439 if I have my watch...
01:03:53 #440 that is all...
01:03:55 #441 Franz!
01:03:57 #442 Doctor!
01:04:12 #443 Apatated leg.
01:04:22 #444 Apatated leg doesn't make today.
01:04:24 #445 Bed 26, sir.
01:04:25 #446 You see to it, I'm doing the operating room.
01:04:29 #447 One operation after another since five o'clock this morning.
01:04:32 #448 16th after day.
01:04:34 #449 Your visitors never see.
01:04:35 #450 There's probably 20 of them.
01:04:37 #451 I think that's a good one.
01:05:11 #452 What's your hurry, will you?
01:05:18 #453 Hey! I'll be solo-solo.
01:05:19 #454 Let us do something!
01:05:26 #455 I got it, cat.
01:05:29 #456 Listen.
01:05:30 #457 The sum of an arithmetic series is s equals a plus l times n over 2.
01:05:35 #458 Interesting, isn't it?
01:05:37 #459 Well, you want to lay that stuff on.
01:05:39 #460 One day you'll stop a bullet that will all be wasted.
01:05:42 #461 I got a lot of fun out of it.
01:05:44 #462 My boots.
01:06:12 #463 Mother, I saw him die.
01:06:17 #464 I did what it was like to die before.
01:06:26 #465 And then I came outside and it felt...
01:06:30 #466 it felt so good to be alive.
01:06:34 #467 And I started to walk fast.
01:06:37 #468 I began to think of the strangest things like being out in the fields.
01:06:43 #469 Things like that.
01:06:45 #470 You know, girls felt as if there were something electric running from the ground up through me.
01:06:57 #471 And I started.
01:06:58 #472 I began to run hard and I passed soldiers and I heard voices calling them.
01:07:02 #473 And I ran, and I ran.
01:07:04 #474 And I felt as if I couldn't breathe enough air into me.
01:07:07 #475 And now I'm hungry.
01:07:14 #476 I don't mind the war now.
01:07:20 #477 It'd be a pleasure to go to the front in boots like these.
01:07:23 #478 You mentioned just the same.
01:08:18 #479 You crack each separate louse, think of all the energy you use up.
01:08:21 #480 Watch. Burn to death.
01:08:28 #481 How is patrol bad?
01:08:30 #482 Must have been terrible if they had time to gather in the harvest.
01:08:33 #483 We passed the cherry tree, and when he saw it, he started with crazy.
01:08:36 #484 I could hardly drag him away.
01:08:38 #485 Beautiful.
01:08:40 #486 I have a big orchard with cherry trees at home.
01:08:45 #487 Full blossom.
01:08:50 #488 From the hay loft it looks like one single sheet.
01:08:53 #489 So, why?
01:08:55 #490 Perhaps you can get leaves soon.
01:08:59 #491 You may even be sent back as a farmer.
01:09:02 #492 A woman can't run a farm alone.
01:09:04 #493 That's no good, you know.
01:09:06 #494 No matter how hard she works.
01:09:10 #495 Harvest coming on again.
01:09:12 #496 She got it with it.
01:09:15 #497 Got a letter yesterday from his wife.
01:09:17 #498 wife who wants to get back to his farm.
01:09:19 #499 But I'd like to get back home that comes to that.
01:09:22 #500 I wonder what we'd do if it were suddenly peace time again.
01:09:25 #501 Get drunk and look for women?
01:09:27 #502 I'd go looking for a Cinderella that could wear this for a garden.
01:09:32 #503 And when I found her, nobody'd see me for two weeks.
01:09:36 #504 I'll go back to the peat fields.
01:09:40 #505 And those pleasant hours in the beer gardens.
01:09:44 #506 And there's worse things than cobbling too.
01:09:48 #507 Look, my family, we'll give you a kick in the backside for starting all this.
01:09:56 #508 It's all right for all of you to talk. You've got something to go back to.
01:10:00 #509 Wives, children, jobs. But what about us? What have we got to go back to?
01:10:06 #510 School.
01:10:07 #511 Why not? You know everything already?
01:10:09 #512 A man can't take all that rubbish they teach you seriously.
01:10:13 #513 After three years of shells and bombs, you can't peel that off as easily as a sock.
01:10:19 #514 They never taught us anything really useful, like how to light a cigarette in the wind,
01:10:23 #515 or make a fire out of wet wood, or...
01:10:25 #516 They haven't had a man in the belly instead of the ribs where it gets jammed.
01:10:29 #517 What can happen to us afterwards?
01:10:31 #518 I'll tell you, take our class. Out of 20, three officers, nine dead,
01:10:40 #519 Well, there are three wounded and one in the madhouse.
01:10:45 #520 We'll all be dead someday, so let's forget it.
01:10:48 #521 There is justice in here.
01:11:12 #522 They're all here, huh?
01:11:19 #523 A bit longer than you, himmy.
01:11:21 #524 That's it's when it becomes so familiar.
01:11:23 #525 Pick your hairs together.
01:11:25 #526 All of you!
01:11:26 #527 Take a run and jump at yourself.
01:11:28 #528 Who's your friend?
01:11:30 #529 Would somebody give General Ludendorff a nice, comfortable chair?
01:11:34 #530 I'm George, your superior officer.
01:11:37 #531 Do you want to be caught by some police?
01:11:39 #532 I do. There's gonna be a big attack tonight, and I just love to get out of here.
01:11:44 #533 Will you? Will you obey my orders?
01:11:46 #534 Here's my report.
01:11:54 #535 It isn't customary to ask for salute here.
01:11:57 #536 But I'll tell you what we'll do.
01:11:58 #537 We're going to attack a town that we tried to take once before.
01:12:01 #538 Many killed and many wounded.
01:12:02 #539 There's great fun.
01:12:04 #540 This time you're going with us.
01:12:07 #541 If any of us stops a bullet,
01:12:08 #542 before we die, we're going to come to you,
01:12:10 #543 Click our heels together and ask simply please sergeant Himmelsdorff's may we go you your paper this your
01:12:17 #544 Contine better get ready boys either only little wounds
01:20:03 #545 You'll get home you'll be all right
01:20:05 #546 You'll get home along before I will that's why you accuse me. I tell you I didn't want to kill you
01:21:18 #547 Try to keep you alive
01:21:19 #548 If you jumped in here again, I wouldn't do it
01:21:24 #549 You see when you jumped in here you were my enemy and I was afraid of you
01:21:29 #550 But you're just a man like me and I killed you.
01:21:32 #551 Forgive me, comrade.
01:21:37 #552 Say that for me. Say you forgive me. You're dead.
01:21:42 #553 You're better off than I am. You're through.
01:21:48 #554 I can't do any more to you now.
01:21:53 #555 Oh, God, why did they do this to us?
01:21:56 #556 We only wanted to live, you and I.
01:21:59 #557 Why should they send us out to fight each other?
01:22:03 #558 If we threw away these rifles and these uniforms, you could be my brother just like Kat and Elvis.
01:22:09 #559 You'll have to forgive me, comrade.
01:22:11 #560 I'll do all I can.
01:22:13 #561 I'll write to your parents. I'll write to...
01:22:16 #562 I'll write to your wife.
01:22:45 #563 I'll write to her.
01:22:46 #564 I promise she'll not want for anything.
01:22:51 #565 And I'll help her and your parents too.
01:22:54 #566 Only forgive me.
01:22:56 #567 Forgive me.
01:23:01 #568 I know how it is.
01:23:48 #569 The first time.
01:23:50 #570 Never mind, the stretcher bears will find him.
01:23:52 #571 Oh, no, he's dead, Cat. I watched him die.
01:23:54 #572 You couldn't do anything about it.
01:23:56 #573 We all have to kill him.
01:23:58 #574 He can't help it.
01:24:00 #575 That's what we are here for.
01:24:02 #576 Look there, for instance.
01:24:04 #577 That guy, you should have seen how he leaped in the air.
01:24:07 #578 He's a little bit of a thief.
01:24:17 #579 I've seen how he leaped in the air.
01:24:21 #580 That fella had to shoot with us for the day with three hits.
01:24:24 #581 He keeps it up, he'll have a decoration for his buttonhole as he think.
01:24:29 #582 Now don't you lose any more sleep over this business.
01:24:33 #583 Maybe it was because I was out there with him so long, huh?
01:24:35 #584 Sure, that's it.
01:24:39 #585 They're all wars, war.
01:27:35 #586 As many miles as those.
01:28:14 #587 Do you have a chance with him around?
01:28:37 #588 As far as to get the lous.
01:28:39 #589 Wait a minute, wait a minute.
01:28:40 #590 She's a long way from here now.
01:28:43 #591 the date may nineteen seventeen four months ago well here's to her anyway here's
01:28:53 #592 to him all everywhere might as well wash up anyway I like him bigger around this
01:29:11 #593 conversation was on a high moral plane up to now now we do need a bad a bad for
01:29:18 #594 what you wouldn't understand this romantic business is going to talk about
01:29:32 #595 Here we are.
01:29:38 #596 I'm not going to miss a thing.
01:29:39 #597 Go away.
01:29:40 #598 What are you doing here?
01:29:41 #599 Fading.
01:29:42 #600 They tell me that some people in this world
01:29:44 #601 take the bath every week.
01:29:46 #602 Oh, baby.
01:30:36 #603 What's that?
01:30:37 #604 That's a job.
01:30:38 #605 Give me.
01:30:42 #606 Look where the hell you're at.
01:30:46 #607 No, don't go away.
01:30:48 #608 You got me.
01:30:49 #609 Baby.
01:32:02 #610 What's so funny, Jabber, and the bow?
01:32:03 #611 They want us to swim over tonight.
01:32:04 #612 They're expecting us.
01:32:05 #613 That's fine.
01:32:06 #614 We'll do it.
01:32:07 #615 That blonde's crazy about me.
01:32:08 #616 But there's four of us and only three of them.
01:32:10 #617 I was the one that stopped him. That blonde piece of work is mine. You're free fight for what's left.
01:32:16 #618 Fight the word. All fair and love and war.
01:32:20 #619 Huh? What do you mean? What are you gonna do?
01:32:22 #620 You'll find out.
01:32:25 #621 Au revoir!
01:32:48 #622 Bon amie, bon amie!
01:32:49 #623 Bon camarade, bon camarade!
01:32:51 #624 Oh, oh, oh! Ah, no, no! You black boy!
01:32:54 #625 She means the door.
01:32:56 #626 Right there.
01:34:45 #627 Just like the boy told me a music for a little while.
01:35:16 #628 Oh, nice boy.
01:35:19 #629 Yeah.
01:35:21 #630 They said you'd understand.
01:35:24 #631 Poor little boy.
01:36:29 #632 What?
01:36:30 #633 What's your name?
01:36:32 #634 I don't understand.
01:36:34 #635 Né, you say né.
01:36:38 #636 Georgette? Camille?
01:36:40 #637 Oh, mon nom.
01:36:43 #638 Suzanne.
01:36:46 #639 Et toi, quel est ton nom?
01:36:49 #640 Paul.
01:36:50 #641 Paul. Paul, c'est un joli nom.
01:36:54 #642 Suzanne.
01:36:56 #643 I wish I could tell you something.
01:36:58 #644 I wish you could understand.
01:37:00 #645 Oh, no, no. Il faut pas en faire.
01:37:02 #646 I'll never see you again.
01:37:04 #647 I know that.
01:37:06 #648 And I wouldn't even know you if I did.
01:37:08 #649 And yet I remember you always.
01:37:13 #650 Do you?
01:37:15 #651 Or if you could only know how different this has been
01:37:19 #652 with women that we soldiers meet.
01:37:21 #653 Oh no, no, we have to forget everything.
01:37:23 #654 It's this war.
01:37:25 #655 It's terrible war.
01:37:27 #656 No, no, no, no, not the war.
01:37:29 #657 That's what I'm talking about.
01:37:33 #658 Rue.
01:37:35 #659 It seems that all war, terror, and grossness had fallen away from me.
01:37:43 #660 Like a miracle.
01:37:46 #661 Like something I never believed.
01:37:49 #662 Carpenter!
01:38:35 #663 For what?
01:38:36 #664 I must say that's a very cheerful preparation for this offensive.
01:38:40 #665 I'm very considerate of that.
01:38:42 #666 But I don't see any long enough for our comrade Johnton.
01:38:45 #667 Mind you, I'm not speaking to you, you traitors.
01:38:49 #668 But no Carpenter's gonna get me.
01:38:51 #669 I should say not.
01:38:53 #670 Heartbreaker.
01:38:54 #671 You'll be fatigued with this little waterproof sheet
01:38:57 #672 around that Anceli of a car that's yours.
01:39:02 #673 Catholic hospital, Albert.
01:39:59 #674 They say you always get good food and good treatment.
01:40:04 #675 We're lucky.
01:40:05 #676 After that rainy dressing station and 24 hours on the train,
01:40:08 #677 we deserve to have some luck.
01:40:10 #678 Um, Hamaker?
01:40:17 #679 Yes, that's my name.
01:40:23 #680 He got a crack in the head and they gave me a certificate stating that Joseph Hamakka
01:40:29 #681 is periodically not responsible for his actions.
01:40:33 #682 And ever since then, Hamakka has been having a grand time.
01:40:40 #683 I hope you boys are not too badly wounded.
01:40:53 #684 The others die off so quickly we don't have time to get acquainted.
01:40:59 #685 You get to know us very well.
01:41:03 #686 Thank you. You too.
01:41:05 #687 I'm sorry, my dear.
01:41:13 #688 It's time to go now.
01:41:15 #689 Yes, Sister.
01:41:17 #690 If they take his clothes away,
01:41:30 #691 you've seen the last of him.
01:41:32 #692 See?
01:41:34 #693 They're taking him to the dying room.
01:41:36 #694 Dying room?
01:41:38 #695 When you're ready to kick the bucket,
01:41:40 #696 they get you out of the way so they can use the bed.
01:41:42 #697 In the corner of the building,
01:41:44 #698 there's a little room.
01:41:46 #699 Right next to the mall.
01:41:48 #700 It's so convenient it saves a lot of trouble.
01:41:52 #701 But I suppose he gets well.
01:41:54 #702 I've seen a lot of them go in that dying room,
01:41:57 #703 but nobody ever comes back.
01:42:30 #704 Is that you ringing Paul?
01:42:45 #705 Yes.
01:42:47 #706 Nothing going on?
01:42:49 #707 I think I have a hemorrhage. The bandage is all wet.
01:42:52 #708 I've been ringing forever and nobody comes.
01:42:55 #709 I think I'm bleeding.
01:42:57 #710 Sister, get me a cell phone and a nice pack.
01:42:59 #711 Why didn't someone call me?
01:43:01 #712 He's been ringing.
01:43:02 #713 Then we know but he can walk, sister.
01:43:04 #714 Sister, is it bad?
01:43:06 #715 No, no. We'll be all right. We've got it in time.
01:43:10 #716 What are you doing?
01:44:00 #717 We must rearrange your bandaging.
01:44:02 #718 Where are you taking me?
01:44:07 #719 To the bandaging board.
01:44:09 #720 No, no. I'm staying here.
01:44:18 #721 We're not going to the dying room.
01:44:24 #722 What are we going to the bandaging board?
01:44:25 #723 Why are you taking my clothes?
01:44:27 #724 You're lying to me, but I'll come back. I won't die
01:44:54 #725 They had to amputate his leg welcome home Albert, how do you feel kid?
01:45:38 #726 All right, but I've got that you're awful pain
01:45:44 #727 Did they cut my leg off
01:45:52 #728 Course not
01:45:53 #729 How many did you have to you still got them one two?
01:45:57 #730 No.
01:45:59 #731 Don't play the fool, Hannecker.
01:46:01 #732 Tell me truthfully.
01:46:03 #733 Of course not.
01:46:04 #734 And you look fine.
01:46:09 #735 Look.
01:46:10 #736 See?
01:46:25 #737 I won't be a cripple.
01:46:27 #738 I won't live, I tell you.
01:46:29 #739 I kill myself the first time I get.
01:46:31 #740 Albert.
01:46:32 #741 I won't live!
01:46:52 #742 I have come back from the dead.
01:46:53 #743 It's most irregular.
01:46:54 #744 Ever happened before.
01:46:56 #745 I would have missed it well quickly so we can go home soon.
01:46:59 #746 But everything will be all right now.
01:47:00 #747 Yes, Paul. Everything will be all right.
01:47:03 #748 Get down the jar of black tea like some, don't you?
01:50:14 #749 Haven't had any for a long time.
01:50:18 #750 Oh, you were coming.
01:50:25 #751 I'm making potato cakes.
01:50:27 #752 Don't let them burn.
01:50:28 #753 My babies.
01:50:45 #754 Most forgot, Mother.
01:50:49 #755 I've got some little presents for you.
01:50:51 #756 Sausage and rice.
01:51:11 #757 Paul, you've been starving yourself.
01:51:13 #758 Hmm.
01:51:15 #759 How can I better go and tell Father Paul's home?
01:51:18 #760 If Paul could watch the things on the stove.
01:51:20 #761 No, no child, I'm getting up.
01:51:24 #762 You're a soldier now, aren't you?
01:51:27 #763 Somehow, I don't seem to know you.
01:51:32 #764 I'll take these off, Mother.
01:51:34 #765 I'll get you to Paul.
01:51:35 #766 He's in the wardrobe just where you left him.
01:51:38 #767 Are you really here, Paul?
01:51:41 #768 You won't...
01:51:42 #769 You won't disappear, will you?
01:51:46 #770 No, I'm here.
01:51:49 #771 You took it away from me, didn't you?
01:52:15 #772 Right, dear.
01:52:17 #773 Who goes on in spite of blood and death?
01:52:37 #774 Gentlemen, my son.
01:52:40 #775 Rosa. Rosa.
01:52:41 #776 If the Frenchies are good-licking...
01:53:26 #777 I'm gonna come home.
01:53:28 #778 Let me show you what you must do before you can.
01:53:35 #779 Give us a hand there, man.
01:53:43 #780 In a V.
01:53:44 #781 Here is San Quentin.
01:53:46 #782 You can see for yourself. You're almost through now.
01:53:49 #783 All right?
01:53:50 #784 Come out there and don't stick to that everlasting French warfare.
01:53:55 #785 Smash through the Johnny's and then you will have peace.
01:54:00 #786 When you get in it, the war isn't the way it looks back here.
01:54:05 #787 You don't know anything about it.
01:54:07 #788 Of course, you know about the details.
01:54:09 #789 But this relates to the whole.
01:54:12 #790 And you can't judge that.
01:54:14 #791 Of course you do your duty and you risk your life.
01:54:19 #792 But for that, you'll receive the highest amount.
01:54:23 #793 I said that every man of the water has the iron cross.
01:54:26 #794 First, the enemy lies must be broken through in Flanders.
01:54:30 #795 On to Paris. Push on to Paris.
01:54:33 #796 No, no, not in Flanders. Now I tell you just where the break should come.
01:54:37 #797 Here. The enemy has too many reserves there.
01:54:40 #798 I insist upon Flanders.
01:54:42 #799 If the soldier tells them what it means to serve them...
01:56:13 #800 No, I can't tell them anything.
01:56:15 #801 You must tell them how much they need it out there.
01:56:20 #802 Tell them why you went, what it meant to you.
01:56:24 #803 I can't say anything.
01:56:26 #804 If you remember some deed of heroism, some touch of nobility, tell about it.
01:56:32 #805 I can't tell you anything you don't know.
01:56:42 #806 We live in the trenches out there.
01:56:45 #807 We fight.
01:56:46 #808 We try not to be killed.
01:56:49 #809 Sometimes we are.
01:56:50 #810 I know what it's like.
01:57:02 #811 That's not what one wills on Paul.
01:57:06 #812 I heard you in here reciting that same old stuff,
01:57:09 #813 making more Iron Men, more young heroes.
01:57:13 #814 You still think it's beautiful and sweet
01:57:15 #815 to die for your country, don't you?
01:57:18 #816 We used to think you knew,
01:57:20 #817 but first Bombardment taught us better.
01:57:23 #818 It's dirty and painful to die for your country.
01:57:27 #819 When it comes to dying for your country,
01:57:28 #820 it's better not to die at all.
01:57:31 #821 There are millions out there dying for their countries.
01:57:34 #822 And what good is it?
01:57:36 #823 You asked me to tell them how much they're needed out there.
01:57:43 #824 He tells you, go out and die.
01:57:46 #825 Oh, but if you'll pardon me, it's easier to say go out and die than it is to do it.
01:57:50 #826 And it's easier to say it than to watch it happen.
01:57:55 #827 You're a coward! You're a coward!
01:57:57 #828 No! No! I am sorry, Balmer, but I must say...
01:58:03 #829 No use talking like this. You won't know what I mean.
01:58:07 #830 Only it's been a long while since we enlist out this classroom.
01:58:11 #831 So long I thought maybe the whole world had learned by this time.
01:58:15 #832 Only now they're sending babies. And they won't last a week.
01:58:19 #833 I shouldn't have come on leave.
01:58:22 #834 Up at the front you're alive or you're dead and that's all.
01:58:25 #835 And you can't fool anybody about that very long.
01:58:28 #836 And up there we know we're lost and done for whether we're dead or alive.
01:58:32 #837 Three years we've had of it. Four years.
01:58:36 #838 Every day a year every night a century
01:58:40 #839 And our bodies are earth and our thoughts are clay and we sleep and eat with death
01:58:45 #840 We're done for because you can't live that way and keep anything inside you. I
01:58:50 #841 Shouldn't have come on leave. I'll go back tomorrow. I've got four days more, but I can't stand it here
01:58:56 #842 I'll go back tomorrow mother you'll catch cold here. You must go to sleep
01:59:15 #843 There'll be plenty of time to sleep.
01:59:18 #844 When you're gone...
01:59:21 #845 Must you go tomorrow, Paul? Must you?
01:59:24 #846 Yes, Mother. Orders were changed.
01:59:27 #847 Are you very much afraid, Paul?
01:59:33 #848 No, Mother.
01:59:35 #849 That's something I want to say to you, Paul.
01:59:40 #850 It's just...
01:59:43 #851 Be on your guard against the women out there.
01:59:47 #852 They're no good.
01:59:49 #853 Well, we either aren't any women, Mother.
01:59:52 #854 Be very careful at the front, Paul.
01:59:57 #855 Yes, Mother, I will.
01:59:59 #856 I'll pray for you every day.
02:00:02 #857 And if you could get a job, that's not quite so dangerous.
02:00:08 #858 Yes, Mother.
02:00:11 #859 I'll try and get in the cookhouse. That can easily be done.
02:00:14 #860 You do it, then. And if the other's saying it, then...
02:00:17 #861 That won't worry me, Mother.
02:00:19 #862 Now, you must go to bed.
02:00:21 #863 You must go to bed. You must get well quickly before I come back.
02:00:28 #864 I put two sets of underwear, new ones in your pack.
02:00:33 #865 They'll keep you nice and warm. They're all warm.
02:00:37 #866 That's sweet of you.
02:00:40 #867 Good night.
02:00:42 #868 My son.
02:00:51 #869 Good night, my man.
02:01:18 #870 Still think I'm a child.
02:01:20 #871 Why can't I put my head in your lap and cry?
02:01:24 #872 Second Company. Yes, sir.
02:01:50 #873 You had 150 men, but this is all that came back yesterday.
02:02:19 #874 But now they're gonna give us enough to make 150 again.
02:02:24 #875 How old are you?
02:02:26 #876 16?
02:03:17 #877 Paul, how's old Paul?
02:03:22 #878 And all the second company's getting hard to find.
02:03:24 #879 Nobody seemed to know where you were.
02:03:27 #880 I'm glad you found it.
02:03:33 #881 I guess I don't get much of this.
02:03:40 #882 There used to be some food in the sawdust.
02:03:42 #883 Now it's all sawdust.
02:03:44 #884 No joke either.
02:03:46 #885 Eat you up inside.
02:03:47 #886 This doesn't look much like the old second company.
02:03:50 #887 The replacements are all like that.
02:03:52 #888 Not even old enough to carry a pack.
02:03:55 #889 All they know how to do is die.
02:03:57 #890 I guess some of the old timers aren't here yet.
02:04:02 #891 Paul, they're trying to invent something to kill me right now.
02:04:06 #892 Where's Westus?
02:04:10 #893 The messenger dog was wounded.
02:04:13 #894 He went out to get it.
02:04:15 #895 Is it true about the armistice, Paul?
02:04:19 #896 Doesn't look that way back there.
02:04:20 #897 You mean they want us to go on fighting?
02:04:22 #898 That's what they say.
02:04:23 #899 They're crazy.
02:04:25 #900 Germany will be empty pretty soon.
02:04:29 #901 Where's Dadery?
02:04:33 #902 He got home sick.
02:04:35 #903 You remember about the cherry blossoms?
02:04:37 #904 I guess he never got over that.
02:04:40 #905 He started out one night to go home and help his wife with the farm.
02:04:44 #906 They got him behind the lines and we never heard of him since.
02:04:48 #907 He was just home sick, but probably they couldn't see it that way.
02:04:52 #908 Where's Kat?
02:04:55 #909 Is he...
02:04:56 #910 Not Kat.
02:04:58 #911 If he were out, the war would be over.
02:05:00 #912 You remember what he always said.
02:05:02 #913 They're saving him for the last.
02:05:04 #914 Where is he?
02:05:05 #915 He's out looking for food,
02:05:06 #916 trying to collect something to make soup with.
02:05:09 #917 Which way?
02:05:10 #918 Down the road, about two miles that way.
02:05:13 #919 I'll see you later.
02:05:14 #920 I was aside.
02:05:57 #921 It's all right now. It's fine.
02:05:59 #922 Have any luck.
02:06:01 #923 No, the general staff's been over this country with a rate.
02:06:05 #924 That's it, Henry. Tell me, Paul. How's it at home?
02:06:15 #925 Have a good leave?
02:06:17 #926 In spots.
02:06:19 #927 What's the matter?
02:06:21 #928 Oh...
02:06:23 #929 I'm no good for back there anymore, Cat. None of us are.
02:06:26 #930 We've been in this too long.
02:06:29 #931 The young men thought I was a coward because I told them that...
02:06:32 #932 we learned that death is stronger than duty one's country.
02:06:36 #933 The old men said, go on, push on to Paris.
02:06:39 #934 to Paris my father even wanted me to wear my uniform around it's not home back
02:06:46 #935 there anymore all I could think of was I'd like to get back and see cat again
02:06:52 #936 you're all I've got left cat I'm not much to have left I missed you
02:07:00 #937 Paul at least we know what it's all about out here no lies here push it on to
02:07:07 #938 Paris you ought to see what they've got on the other side they eat white bread
02:07:12 #939 They've got dozens of airplanes to wall one and tanks that'll go over anything.
02:07:18 #940 What have we got there?
02:07:20 #941 Guns so worn they drop shells on our own men.
02:07:24 #942 No food, no ammunition, no offices.
02:07:28 #943 Push on the pack.
02:07:30 #944 So that's the way they talk back there.
02:07:34 #945 I guess we'd better be going.
02:07:38 #946 I lied to my poor mother.
02:07:47 #947 I told her that it wasn't so bad out here because there was always a lot of us together.
02:07:52 #948 Now that I'm with you, I'm beginning to believe that I told her the truth.
02:07:59 #949 Down!
02:08:00 #950 That's another one that missed us. Come on, let's go.
02:08:12 #951 Wait a minute. Looks like the old red wagon's broke down.
02:08:17 #952 I guess I don't walk the rest of the way.
02:08:19 #953 Did I get you, Cat?
02:08:20 #954 Oh, I think it broke my shin.
02:08:23 #955 Well, that's not so bad.
02:08:26 #956 Just my luck, huh?
02:08:30 #957 Good luck. That means the war's over.
02:08:32 #958 Oh, no, sir. This war don't end until they really get me.
02:08:37 #959 Easy now.
02:08:42 #960 Hey!
02:08:43 #961 Come on, I'll take you in.
02:08:48 #962 Come here, Ham.
02:09:12 #963 Maybe we can do something together later on.
02:09:14 #964 When the war is over.
02:09:16 #965 Yes, Captain.
02:09:17 #966 You'll give me your address. I'll give you mine.
02:09:20 #967 You can't get both of us in one day!
02:09:29 #968 We'll surely see each other again, Cat.
02:09:32 #969 Remember that day when you brought the whole pig into the factory?
02:09:37 #970 And that day in the woods when you taught us how to dodge shells?
02:09:41 #971 My first bombardment.
02:09:43 #972 Now I cried.
02:09:46 #973 I was a young recruit then.
02:09:48 #974 All right now, Kat.
02:10:01 #975 You're gonna spare yourself the trouble. He's dead.
02:10:07 #976 Oh no, he just fainted. He was hit in the shin.
02:10:11 #977 He's dead.
02:10:12 #978 You like to take his paybook? You're not related, are you?
02:10:32 #979 No, we're not related.
02:10:34 #980 If you're deal.
02:10:44 #981 You get his name and number?
02:10:45 #982 Yeah, Corporal Stanislav Kaczynski. 306.