:51:00
against the lives
of many.
:51:05
I want you to take out
a small patrol.
:51:07
Use this Jap
as a guide,
:51:08
and Johnson here'll
go along to interpret.
:51:11
Hello.
:51:12
Sir.
:51:13
Now, I want prisoners.
You understand me?
:51:15
No ""yes, buts...""
and ""howevers.""
:51:17
Aye, sir.
:51:18
McCreavy, bring
that Nip in here.
:51:22
Can you fire
an M-1 ?
:51:24
I shot expert, sir.
:51:25
Take this writer
along with you.
:51:27
He's pining to get
his head blown off.
:51:29
I suppose
I'll be the villain
:51:30
of your great
American war novel.
:51:32
Well, sir--
:51:33
Don't tell me.
:51:34
Jump off
as soon as possible.
:51:37
You've got 8 hours
and 5 5 minutes.
:51:38
I'll lay a harassing fire
on the cave area.
:51:40
Let me know when
you want it lifted.
:51:41
Yes, sir. Uh...
:51:43
do I have to take
the sergeant along?
:51:45
Up to you.
:51:46
Oh, take him along,
Lieutenant.
:51:48
It isn't every patrol
:51:49
that has its own
private historian.
:51:50
Here's your Nip,
Anderson.
:51:55
Shimpai shinai de.
:51:57
Old Willie here
doesn't look
:51:58
like a decoy,
now, does he?
:52:04
[Rocket Approaching]
:52:06
[Explosion]
:52:10
[Cough]
:52:12
Well, if that's
all, Colonel,
:52:14
I'll be
seeing you.
:52:15
That's all.
:52:16
Okay,Johnson.
:52:17
Iko!
:52:18
Dickerman,
let's go.
:52:21
Anderson.
:52:22
Yes, sir?
:52:23
Don't cut your corners
too sharp.
:52:25
Good luck.
:52:26
Thank you, sir.
:52:31
And, uh...
:52:32
I hope your cold
gets better.