:07:01
Hey, look what I picked up
at the Brandenburg Gate.
:07:07
- How much?
- A dozen candy bars.
:07:10
They've still got some nine and a halfs.
:07:12
- I got no one to give them to.
- How about Trudy?
:07:14
I lost her. Russian sergeant came along
with a pound of rancid butter.
:07:18
- Those German dames are all alike.
- Speak for yourself.
:07:21
I wouldn't be afraid
of a Russian general with a ton of caviar.
:07:26
Nice toe.
:07:30
The best.
:07:41
We're here, Congressman.
Ready to unload?
:07:53
Present... arms!
:08:13
- Hello, Colonel.
- Nice to see you, General.
:08:16
Mr Giffin from Texas, General Finney,
General McAndrew, Colonel Plummer.
:08:20
- My pleasure.
- Mr Salvatore, from New York.
:08:22
- The Bronx.
- Nobody's going to think you're Wall Street.
:08:25
Mr Yandell, Congressman from Virginia.
Mr Kraus, Congressman from Illinois.
:08:29
Hold it, everybody.
Want to get some of this brass.
:08:33
Snappy little outfit you have.
:08:35
Thank you. I have to apologise for the band.
:08:37
- You should indeed.
- We're half strength today.
:08:40
- We generally have 40 pieces.
- That's terrible.
:08:43
We sent the others to the British sector
for a parade. It's Empire Day.
:08:47
What's terrible is I came hoping to find
an army taking its task with seriousness.
:08:51
Instead I find you have a 40-piece band.
:08:54
Perhaps you also have
some drum majorettes.
:08:56
- May I introduce...
- I know.
:08:58
General Finney, General McAndrew
and Colonel Plummer.