1:26:02
Anderson.
1:26:04
Yes, sir?
1:26:08
Thanks.
That was a good job.
1:26:10
Thank you, sir.
1:26:19
Johnson:
You must put your mind
1:26:19
Johnson:
You must put your mind
1:26:21
on different thoughts,
captain.
1:26:22
When the war's over,
1:26:24
you can go back
and rebuild your country.
1:26:26
You've much to live for.
You'll live well.
1:26:29
Sergeant, you seem
to have forgotten
1:26:31
that for generations
1:26:34
my people think
not of living well
1:26:36
but of dying well.
1:26:38
Have you not studied
our philosophy,
1:26:40
military science,
1:26:43
our judo wrestling?
1:26:45
Do you not remember
1:26:47
that we always
take the obvious
1:26:49
and reverse it?
1:26:51
So, reverse
the role of life.
1:26:54
To us, it is death
that is desirable.
1:26:58
It is the source
of our strength.
1:27:01
Do not say to me
1:27:03
that I have
anything to live for.
1:27:05
And now, Sergeant,
1:27:07
I believe I know what
information you are seeking.
1:27:10
Will you help us?
1:27:11
Go... bring
commissioned officer.
1:27:14
Well,
I'm the expert here,
1:27:15
but this is no time
to stand on pride.
1:27:20
How's it going,
Johnson?
1:27:21
Oh, pretty good, sir.
1:27:22
Lieutenant,
the captain just told me
1:27:24
he's willing to talk...
but to an officer.
1:27:26
Good.
1:27:30
[Coughing]
1:27:36
Take care
of this mess.
1:27:38
The boys
are aiming better.
1:27:40
What's happened
to him?
1:27:44
He's committed hara-kiri.
1:27:46
And with your knife,
SergeantJohnson.
1:27:48
I thought I'd lost it.
1:27:50
It never occurred to me
someone had taken it.
1:27:52
Makino:
Sir, is custom to finish hara-kiri
1:27:54
with gun. Please.
1:27:55
Sorry. The situation
doesn't allow
1:27:57
for peacetime
customs.
1:27:58
Get a corpsman.
1:27:59
I'm afraid
it's too late.