At War with the Army Page #5
Are you going to make this your life's work?
What do you want ? Why don't you worry what
you doing and I'll worry about what I'm doing...
I never made this stuff before in my life.
When those guys are ready, I'll give it my all.
Worry about your doing, I'll worry about I'm
doing, I've never done anything this before in life.
Good boy Corwin, good boy. Now
let's got down to the dispensary.
The what, the where?
little old dispensary. We're going to take little
old arm, we're going to roll up little old sleeve...
then we'll get the little old needle
and give you a little old shot...
and it aint' going to hurt a little old
bit. Come on.
- You sure it ain't going to hurt?
- No it won't hurt you a bit. Come on.
Good boy, go ahead.
Believe me, you won't even feel the little old
needle.
I won't feel the little old needle?
- Noooo, won't even hurt you a little bit?
- Won't even hurt me a little bit?
Noooo.
- Is it a square needle?
- Round needle.
Next.
Corwin!
Now just relax.
Roll up your sleeve.
Think of something pleasant.
You're eating ice-cream.
You're dancing with a beautiful,
beautiful girl.
You're sleeping in a white dreamy bed.
I didn't bet to the last part.
Now that didn't hurt a bit, did it?
How do you feel?
Feel good? Okay. Come on, let's
go.
Corwin!
- Does this finish up your maleria shots?
- Yes Corporal.
- And me too.
- Here take this note into the mess sergeant.
How do you feel?
- You said it wouldn't hurt me.
- You'll live.
That's what I'm afraid of.
- Good-morning Corporal.
- Good-morning Captain.
As you were.
Puccinelli, I talked to Colonel Davies and he
is going to put you on that overseas movement.
That's swell Captain.
Coporal Clark tell you about the
army woman that was in army room yesterday?
Yes sir.
She's having trouble locating some
man in the company.
And I want you to find the man.
Yes sir. I'll try, but it won't be easy.
She could make things nasty, if she
got to the Colonel.
- Will you take care of it?
- I'll do my best sir.
Good! As soon as you find the
man, I want to see him.
Yes sir.
How do you like that? Now I'm in
charge of domestic relations.
Even that little old alert gag I pulled
on Millie just to kiss her a few times...
Hey douse them lights. The
Colonel is coming by.
Sarg Puccinelli, I'd like to see your
copy of the master training schedule
It's supposed to be posted
Clark, show the Colonel
how we posted the schedule
- It's here sir.
- I can't see it.
It's, it's......I'm sure I put it here
Well it doesn't seem to be here now.
I think it's in the other room Colonel.
- What was that?
- I think it's in the other room.
Colonel.
-Good-morning Colonel.
- Good-morning Caldwell
We can't seem to find a copy of that
master training schedule.
It should be posted in every orderly
room.
- No it isn't on that board.
- I can't understand why it isn't up.
Here it is.
I hope it looks better than your
orderly room.
Sergeant Puccinelli.
Open that door!
I hope someday to see a copy of
that master training schedule.
We found it sir. It was posted under SOP.
Ah yes. Well no wonder I didn't see
it. It's too dark in here.
Turn on those lights.
Here's the envelope from ltalian.
- So you're really going to ship me out?
- That's right.
Well "Cutie". I had a nice little talk
And?
And I'll give you the rest of the day
to get my name off that list.
Don't threaten me. Out!
Wait a minute.
It's a pleasure.
Here's a telegram for Corwin. Give
it to him in the messhall.
Sergeant Puccinelli.
Colonel Davies is going to inspect
the supply room.
-And following that, the messhall.
-Yes sir.
- Miller!
- Yeah?
- The Colonel is going to inspect in
a minute. - Oh no Serg!
Ditch this for me.
Where am I going to hide this? A
long one for Louie.
It's all right. We're part of the
charges.
Captain, what's gotten into this
company?
- Well a few things have gone wrong sir.
-A few things?
Captain I have never....
- What was that?
- Sounds like the messhall.
Messhall?
- Signal's over.
- What's the meaning of this?
Sergeant Puccinelli, what's going
on here?
What's that whistle? Is there a fire?
What is it?
It's a baby. Vic look! It's a little
baby!
Look when we first married, we
didn't think we'd have any, then...
we got a little....COLONEL!
Colonel said this is the most
outrageous company he's ever seen.
He's cancelled you off that shipping
order.
- You mean I can't go overseas?
- That's right.
Here it is in writing.
I'm sorry sir. Yes sir.
How do you like that?
Five years in this man's army. Five
years and the day before I go on shipping...
I get caught in this filthy machinary.
afternoon? Calisthenics.
Of fine, that's all I need. There's got
to be an easier way to make a living.
I'm afraid this little number will keep
us busy for a week.
- Oh good-afternoon Mrs. Caldwell.
- Good-afternoon.
How soon will you be ready?
Well, well, well. All dressed up to
go places, I see.
I'm afraid for once in my life, I have
a surprise for you.
Really?
It seems without consulting you..
the Colonel has given B-company officers a special
problem which will undoubtly take all night to do.
What kind of problem?
We have to identify a number of
South Pacific islands by their topography.
- Sally said you wouldn't get that till
tomorrow.
Then you must have done something to anger
Sally, because she gave it to us today.
Well I'll tell her a thing or two..
I might have come out without the
answers.
The answers?
I've got them right here,
some place.
Here you are.
Munich, Straussberg, these aren't
the answers.
Oh, that's C-company.
Here's yours.
Ero, colsoe, Dagora......
If I thought there was another
woman like Dorthy on this earth...
..I'd tell you to get married at once.
I'm certainly glad you appreciate me.
Well, I've got a few things to pick up at the PX. And
I'll be back to pick you up in exactly 20 minutes.
I'd better give this to Captain
Conner in C-company.
At ease men.
- That Mc Vie. He wants another good-conduct ribbon.
- How does he lose so many?
I don't know . He gets plastered and
deal them out like fraternity pins.
Hey, the Colonel is checking
calisthenics.
- I beg your pardon sir.
- Yes, what is it?
Colonel is checking orderly rooms...
- Sergeant Miller on duty sir.
- Where is Segeant Puccinelli?
With the company, taking calisthenics
sir. Shall I get him for you sir?
No.
No, the exercise will be good for him.
Yes sir.
- Miller. ..
- Yes sir?
At ease. What's the name of that
Sergeant, the one with the whistle?
Oh you mean Mc Vie sir.
I want you find Mc Vie immediately. Tell him to get
entire outfit on obstacle course in 10 min.
Yes sir!
Hey Corwin.
Come on let's go. Head's down.
Come on you guys, keep it moving.
I want to hear them helmets. Keep moving.
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