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and a little dizzy.
Who doesn't?
It's 45 seconds to go.
45 seconds before Rivera opens up.
Fix bayonets. Fix bayonets.
Sick and dizzy.
Hey, Arch.
Good.
Five. Six. Seven. Eight.
Nine. Ten. Eleven. Twelve.
Thirteen.
Fourteen. Fifteen.
Either those kraut gunners are dead
or they're just playing with us.
It's deserted. Absolutely deserted.
Let's wait till they catch up.
Another second
we'll blow it to kingdom come.
What are you laughing at?
It's so funny. We're going
to blow up the German bridge.
I feel just like a little boy
at Halloween,
stealing the parson's cake.
Come on.
'Nothing slower than crawling.
Nothing in the world.'
'How long would it take
'100 years? 1000 years?'
'Nobody dies.'
'Nobody dies.'
'We've come a long way.'
'Long six miles.'
'Six miles closer
to San Francisco, Hoskins.'
'Six miles closer to Joplin, Mack.'
'Six miles closer to Saint Paul,
Tinker.'
'It's a long way.'
'It's the shortest way home.'
'The only way home for
all the decent guys in the world.'
'It all adds up.'
'Nobody dies.'
'My head's spinning.'
'Everything's spinning.'
That house.
Field.
Sky.
TIBET!!!
Tibet...
The Kraut's stopped.
into that thing to sink it!
No wonder it's stopped.
You sure did!
They didn't find Baby.
- No. They didn't find Baby.
Dear Frances,
we just blew a bridge and took
a farmhouse.
It was so easy.
So terribly easy.
# It was just a little walk
in the warm Italian sun
# But it wasn't an easy thing
# And poets are writing the tale
of that fight
# And songs for children to sing
# Let them sing of the men
# Of a fighting platoon
# Let them sing of the job
they've done
# How they came across the sea
# To sunny Italy
# And took a little walk in the sun
# It's that walk that leads down... #
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