:24:00
All right. March to ground school.
:24:02
Attention. Left face.
:24:05
Forward, march.
:24:28
I know you're trying. Everybody's trying.
In fact, the Navy is famous for trying.
:24:32
But if small planes make you dizzy,
you'd better go back to Philadelphia.
:24:36
We won't order another transfer
to teach you to fly.
:24:39
- Now, you think it over.
- Yes, sir.
:24:40
- He's in a bad mood this morning.
- He's in a very good mood for him.
:24:44
- That's all.
- Yes, sir.
:24:49
Any of you guys can't find a room,
I'll share my doghouse with you.
:24:53
- You're next, sir.
- Thanks.
:24:56
- You better stand away from that door.
- Why, sir?
:24:58
I don't want you to get hurt
when I get thrown through it.
:25:03
- Morning, sir.
- Morning.
:25:04
Lieutenant Lee, reporting
for flight-surgeon instruction.
:25:07
- Welcome to San Diego, doctor.
- Thank you, sir.
:25:10
- Bachelor, eh?
- Oh, yes, sir.
:25:12
Good. Married officers always want
to go home for lunch.
:25:16
- You did Naval Air Station, Pearl Harbor.
- Right, sir. Pretty much a wasted year.
:25:21
But now I've got some ideas for research
on blackout and high-altitude sickness.
:25:25
Ideas for research are good
to have around.
:25:27
We've even got a couple here
ourselves, lieutenant.
:25:30
Oh. Well, that's very gratifying, sir.
:25:37
- Analysis of student rejections.
- Thanks. I'll read it later.
:25:41
Oh. Lieutenant Commander Rogers,
in charge of research...
:25:46
...Lieutenant Lee,
student flight surgeon.
:25:48
- How do you do, sir?
- Hello.
:25:49
Lee tells me he's got ideas for research
along your line.
:25:52
- Look after him, will you?
- Right, sir.
:25:54
Come along.