Flying Tigers Page #2
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- 1942
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mr. Gordon. I know.
Please don't say any more.
I'd rather he went with you
and took what came...
Than to live with him
the rest of his life...
Watching him
die a little every day.
Have him on that train
tomorrow morning.
Thanks.
You can't go with him,
you know.
Yes, I know.
And please don't ever
I just received news for that
plane from hong kong, sir.
It was attacked by a
japanese fighter squadron.
Is it down? No, sir. It's coming
in on one wing and a prayer.
Get me a cab.
Yes, sir.
Rangoon calling again, woody.
Jason, flight 8. Go ahead,
rangoon. What do you want now?
plane in? No, you dope!
I'm gonna park it up here on the clouds
and wait till the storm blows over!
We did everything
to cover your landing, jason.
Fire and crash trucks
are standing by.
- Bring her down easy.
- "easy"?
Rangoon calling jason, flight 8.
What's your position?
My instruments tell me
I'm flying upside-down...
5,000 feet
below lake michigan.
But I must be wrong because I
can see the lights of the field.
Head for cover.
I'm coming in!
I can see them,
mr. Raffkin.
Bring that mike
outside.
Lower the landing gear,
alabama.
If he walks away from this
one, he's a miracle man.
Pull up, woody!
You're coming in on one wheel!
thanks.
Woody, this is jim gordon.
what are you doing up so
late, pappy? Never mind that.
of the field is mud and water.
Your only chance is to get that wheel up and
skid in on your belly, but watch the wind.
Stop worrying, pappy. Just
get that mob out of the way...
Or somebody will get a
Pull up
that landing gear.
You're gonna spill, woody!
You're coming in crosswind!
Mm-mmm.
Good ol' real estate!
Jim! What do you say, pappy? Woody!
Nice landing.
Did you like it?
Why, you lucky-
What do you mean, "lucky"?
Coming in crosswind.
Why not? I wanted the wind to
blow the fire away from the cabin.
Meet my better half while he's
still awake. This is alabama smith.
the flying tigers. How are you?
That's enough. Jason, that was magnificent!
Save it. I'm gonna find
a promotion for you.
Listen, you can take my job, the
rangoon airways, the burmese...
And the rest of this cockeyed country
and give it back to marco polo!
Chop, chop.
But mr. Jason-
I didn't sign on to be a target
for a bunch of four-eyed japs!
You're not resigning. No, I'm
quitting, definitely and for good.
And me too.
And forward mr. Jason's mail
to kunsing airfield.
Thank you very much,
mr. Raffkin.
Here come the replacements.
Take these men
over to the barracks.
What's this thing?
Headquarters.
It looks like the taj
mahal with a hangover.
What's that?
The milk bar?
No, the barracks. Pick out a cot
with four legs if you can find one.
Dump your stuff and report
back to me at the hangar.
What hangar?
That's a hangar? I like the
green roof, but isn't it drafty?
I didn't promise you
la guardia airport.
Look, pappy,
if I'd have known this,
I wouldn't have come
out here for $612 a month.
How did you get mixed up
in this anyway?
You never used to like
chop suey. You'll find out.
Get yourself all set,
and I'll see you later.
Okay, pappy.
What are those things you wear
on your backs, laundry tickets?
No, in case you're forced down
in chinese territory,
They'll know you're
an american volunteer.
What if you're forced down
in enemy territory?
Then you've got
nothing to worry about.
You all set, woody? The red
carpet's a little threadbare,
The brass band's
a little out of tune,
But outside of that,
I'm all set.
Would you like the blue
or the pink bridal suite, sir?
The blue comes
with a sunken tub.
What did you expect,
the la guardia airport?
Huh?
Drop this off for me,
will you?
I've got to make
a reconnaissance.
I'm getting that old feeling.
jim, is that you?
I won't be a minute.
I'm just finishing a bath.
Be right out.
How was rangoon?
Did you have fun?
How many replacements
did you bring back?
You would come back just
when I was stealing a bath.
Then, of course, the boiler
went burst and the water ran out-
Oh, hello.
Jim gordon with you?
Won't I do?
Say, tell me something.
You always use jim's tub?
Yes, we all do.
Cozy.
It happens to be the only
bathtub in kunsing.
I see. It must be a very
chummy spot on Saturday night.
Do you sing and dance too or
is your act limited to patter?
Oh, fine, fine.
You're one of the new
replacements, aren't you?
Oh, no, not one
of the replacements.
Jim told me he was having
So I thought
I'd give him a hand.
And I think
I'm going to like it.
I'm so glad.
If there's anything we can do to make you
comfortable, don't hesitate to call on us.
Oh, I will, I will.
How about dinner?
Sorry.
I never get
quite that hungry.
Oh, and if you should use the tub,
you'll be sure and empty it, won't you?
We've no plumbing.
So sorry.
What happened to that one? I
overshot the field yesterday.
Came in a little too high,
I guess.
I'll watch it.
jim!
Brooke! Been behaving yourself? Mm-hmm.
No, she hasn't. She's been taking
me at gin rummy since you left.
oh, woody.
Miss elliott, mr. Jason. We've met.
What do you think
of glamour boy?
He's a difficult man
to get to know. So shy.
Anybody in my spot would
have done the same thing.
Hap davis,
woody jason.
Glad to have you with
us, jason. Thank you, hap.
I'm gonna put him
in your hands, hap.
I don't need a nurse.
I've already got one.
If you'll excuse me, I have
to go on duty. Wish me luck?
You don't really need it,
do you?
Did I do something wrong? Do
you ever do anything right?
Pappy, why don't you
stop picking on me?
Come on. I'll introduce you
to the rest of the fellas.
I don't like to point, chum, but
she happens to be the skipper's girl.
Great. She's got a sense of
humor, hasn't she? We all have.
In fact, we wake up two or three times
a night, laugh and go back to sleep.
I would have hated to have been in that
burning plane with anybody else but woody.
You don't have to sell jason to
us. We know he's got a good record.
But out here,
everybody starts even.
Oh, yeah.
Does that go
for me too?
Sure.
Sure, it does.
Thanks, fellas.
Thanks.
Selby.
Yeah?
I got your 30 pasted together. Okay.
We're not sticklers for discipline
here, woody, but we expect results.
Relax.
Gentlemen, this is woody jason. Hi, fellas.
Hi, woody. His bark is worse than his bite.
Shake hands
and count your fingers.
I'm mccurdy from brooklyn.
How are you, brooklyn?
You ever know a little girl
by the name of sally gray?
No, you wouldn't.
You're not her type.
My name's norton. I'm from
- don't tell me. I know.
A state of beautiful women. You ever
know the mcdott sisters from fort worth?
I'm from dallas.
Oh.
Reardon, maine. I don't think
you'd know anybody I'd know.
now, there's where you're wrong. I
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