Objective, Burma!
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:03:00
we're going to be in trouble, plenty.
:03:02
The most important thing
is to take your Atabrine tablets.

:03:05
Because if you don't and you get sick,
particularly with fever...

:03:08
it'll be that much tougher
on the rest of us.

:03:10
So be careful.
:03:12
As soon as Lt. Jacobs
and his men get here, we'll shove off.

:03:15
That's all.
:03:17
Okay, carve the turkey.
:03:19
If we gotta walk, we gotta eat.
:03:22
Well, Willie...
:03:24
Iooks like we're up a Burmese creek
without any paddle.

:03:28
Capt. Li, ask the Gurkha
how far it is to Sittaung.

:03:39
He doesn't know exactly,
but about 200 miles.

:03:44
You ain't just whistling Dixie, brother.
:03:47
Two hundred...
:03:49
Let's go get some vitamins.
:03:51
- You want a hand?
- I can get up by myself.

:03:54
You hope.
:03:55
How did you happen to get mixed up
with this outfit of leaping fleas, anyway?

:03:59
What was it for, fun, money, or marbles?
:04:01
A bit of each, I guess.
This wouldn't have been so tough...

:04:04
if the Japs hadn't thrown
a monkey wrench into us at the start.

:04:07
When you deal with monkeys
you've got to expect some wrenches.

:04:10
My boys are trained for it.
:04:12
I thought they were trained to jump,
not walk.

:04:15
Why didn't you join the Navy?
:04:16
I can walk further than I can swim,
brother.

:04:19
Broph, cut me a slice of rare roast beef,
will you?

:04:22
With the gravy dripping onto it.
:04:24
Thanks. Delicious.
:04:27
All this meat and no potatoes.
:04:33
Soapy, see if I know tonight's menu.
:04:36
Two packages of biscuits, a can of cheese.
One envelope lemonade or orange powder.

:04:40
Four lumps of sugar.
One package of four cigarettes.

:04:43
A book of ten matches.
:04:44
A package of candy.
A piece of chewing gum.

:04:46
What, no floor show?
:04:48
Why, sure!
The girls are getting their fans right now.

:04:51
What's the matter, skipper? You worried?
:04:54
I wish Jacobs would get here.
:04:55
Jacobs. He's a nice kid.
:04:57
You know what he told me?
He used to be a schoolteacher.


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