Operation Petticoat Page #8
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Let's take a look. Cover us, Bayle.
They're shooting looters, you know?
- I know. Let's not panic.
What about the pig?
What pig?
- What pig? This pig!
I don't see any pig.
- You don't see any pig?
Take off your coat.
Take off my coat?
- Take off your coat.
Are you out of....
Put it on the pig.
Put it on the pig??
- Put it on the pig!
Do you have a cap? Do you have a cap?
- Yes, sir.
Take it off!
Give me the cap! Give it to me!
Hold him!
Stay here, Bill, and
keep me covered.
Good evening, Corporal.
- What are you doing out here?
I'm Lieutenant Holden, off the
"Sea Tiger". We're tied up for repairs.
We were out trying to locate
What is that?
That's Seaman Hornsby. How
are you feeling, Seaman Hornsby?
He's not too well.
- What's the matter with him?
Well, he drinks...
... "Gilly juice" you know?
The alcohol from the torpedoes.
Easy, sailor. I think we're going
to have to get him back to the boat.
we're in an awful lot of trouble.
You see, he's the only
radio operator we have.
Easy, Hornsby.
- He doesn't look too good.
No.
- You'd better let us take him to the hospital.
No, no. That's not necessary.
We have a doctor on board.
Well, you'd better get this man to your doctor.
- All right. Thank you.
Happy New Year, Corporal.
- Let them pass.
Who were they?
- Three sailors off a submarine.
you should have seen him.
Now I know why they call
submarines "pig boats".
Man, he was the ugliest.
Oh, Captain...
a couple of Army MPs out here
want to see you.
MPs?
- MPs.
Okay, okay.
Sir, this man claims that your men
stole a pig from his farm.
The biggest one he had,
and drove off in a truck;...
The only truck that passed us tonight
was headed for this boat.
That's ridiculous, Corporal. None
of my men would...
Is Lieutenant Holden back?
- I do not know, sir.
Who?
Corporal.
Good evening, sir.
- Watson.
Lt. Holden was one of the men on
the truck. He had two other men with him...
Seaman Hornsby?
Yes, sir, he was drunk. They
were bringing him back to the boat.
Where is Seaman Hornsby?
He's not feeling too well, sir.
- I didn't ask you that. Where is he?
He's been drinking.
- Where is he?
In the officer's head.
Just a minute.
Well, the man is right.
Undoubtedly his pig was stolen.
Mr. Holden ;...
When Hornsby runs wild
there's no telling what he might do.
He behaves like a perfect swine.
Look, Corporal, he's in no condition
to be reprimanded tonight...
but I can assure you that tomorrow
he's in for a good roasting!
I'm sorry, sir, I'm afraid
we'll have to take him in.
Now wait a minute, Corporal.
Sometimes there is a
reason for drinking...
... You see, Hornsby's been picked
for a dangerous assignment...
... and there is not much chance
that he will come through it alive.
Gee, I...
- I knew you would understand.
If this man want to
drop the charges...
I'm sure something can be arranged.
How much is the pig worth?
He won't take American money
with the Japanese coming.
One moment. Your pig's
not down there. Hey...
If you won't take American money
I don't see how we are going to...
You like that?
You would like to have that?
Okay.
I do not understand very well, we'll see.
I think he said he likes
the bag. You like the bag?
Good leather, but he does not know
what to do with those things.
Well, we can make a deal.
- But sir, that was a gift...
from the admiral's wife.
- Public Relations. Fair enough?
He said that his pig
is worth more.
No. Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
You couldn't possibly...
- See if you like this.
But sir, you can't. I have...
- Do you like?
Sir, I need that for
my tennis shoulder.
Your tennis shoulder?
- Yes
Well, we can take care of that.
Now you don't need it for your tennis
shoulder. Now, what about it?
Oh, yes.
- What did he say?
He said that his pig
weighed two hundred pounds.
And it is not enough.
- I see. That's it, yes.
It's a shame.
- Just a minute. Get back.
Let's see here.
Yes, this.
Sir, that's solid silver.
Still not enough?
Let's look here...
Oh, these!
Non-regulation!
Saks Fifth Avenue.
Well?
Put it on your face.
Shoes!
Shoes. Yes.
- Not my Supadance. Sir, please.
These are your dancing shoes, aren't they?
- Yes.
Do you like to dance?
Dance?
He likes to dance, perfect.
Is that enough?
Goodbye. Here, just a moment.
Here's gift for you. That's to go with
the shoes; a little bonus.
Well.
Very thoughtful of you to offer dinner
for the men. I'm sure they'll appreciate it.
of uniform and help him to the galley.
[ Thank you! ]
[ Thank you! ]
So am I.
Yes, they're drafting
everybody these days.
Pink!
Twenty-five years I've
been in the Navy...
... and I've never seen nothing like this.
A pink submarine.
All right, you guys, you have three
hours to have a Happy New Year.
But at 17:
00 every man on this crewstarts painting her gray!
This pork is great.
Aren't you going to have any, sir?
No, Hornsby and I have been
through too much together.
Captain, can I talk to you?
- Yes, Major.
It's about Dolores. I can't
get her to come up here.
She says that you'd
rather she didn't.
She's tried to apologize, but
you won't even talk to her.
She thinks that you've been avoiding her.
- Only in self-defence.
It's New Year's, Captain.
The poor girl is down
there all by herself.
It would be nice if you would
go down and invite her up.
All right, Major, I'll extend
a personal invitation.
Isn't this a lovely shade of pink.
Please ma'am, I'm trying to eat.
Throw me a pickle.
- The first time I met her...
Mr. Tostin, was...
- Chief.
I was thinking that if you cross
connect the engine cooling system...
and the mufflers you could
drown out those sparks.
and the mufflers?
Are you crazy?
Hey, you know
that might work.
Would you like some pork, Major?
Thank you.
Captain.
- What?
I've looked up and down this boat
and I can't find Mr. Holden.
Or Barbara, er, Lieutenant Duran.
- No kidding!
And number three life raft is missing.
- Fancy that!
Well, if they're gone and the number three...
- One moment, Watson, listen...
... Have you ever been to Las Vegas?
Because up there the boys would say that
you're trying to make your point the hard way.
When a girl is under twenty
one she is protected by law.
When she is over sixty five,
she is protected by nature.
she's fair game.
Put that away.
May I come in?
- Yes, of course.
Why aren't you at the party?
you wanted me there.
I would probably do something out
of line and you would be angry.
Captain, you may not believe this
... but all of those things that
happened were accidents.
I'm sure they were.
Lieutenant, if I've been short-tempered,
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