:34:06
I'd better go back.
:34:08
You're not sorry.
Neither am I.
:34:12
I don't know what got into me.
I've got to go back.
:34:16
I'll see you Friday.
:34:27
- All right, try it.
- Nothing coming in.
:34:32
I tell you, it's completely gone, Mac.
:34:35
- Fix it.
- Fix it?!
:34:40
Sir, the TD Y's on the blink again.
:34:43
- Keep some runners handy.
- They're standing by.
:34:45
Them radios aren't worth
the tubes they're made of.
:34:48
Do you feel you're incapable of operating
with the present equipment?
:34:52
None of my equipment would've
helped Custer at Little Bighorn.
:34:55
Sergeant, we're also carrying
small arms from World War I.
:34:59
Now, I'm not going through
our present equipment roster.
:35:02
But you keep one thing in mind:
:35:05
Until we're issued new gear,
we'll get 100% efficiency...
:35:08
...out of every last piece
we have now.
:35:10
And we'll train these men
in such a manner...
:35:12
...as to overcome
faults in the equipment.
:35:14
- Is that clear?
- Very clear.
:35:16
Are you the communicator
on this lash-up?
:35:18
Yes, sir.
:35:19
Well, then start communicating.
:35:32
That's it.
:35:35
It's a beautiful story, Marion.
:35:38
Do you really like it?
:35:39
Very much.
:35:43
I like meeting you here every liberty.
:35:46
I like talking to you.
:35:48
Me too.
:35:53
Let me tell you something
about my writing these stories.
:35:57
Just being with you,
it's untied a lot of knots.
:35:59
Don't.