To Hell and Back
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:44:04
All right,
break it up, you two!

:44:07
We got enough trouble
without this kind!

:44:10
You clumsy fool.
Kick over my stove.

:44:20
We better
keep an eye on Kovak.
He's gettin' a little edgy.

:44:23
He any different
than the rest of us?
Who isn't?

:44:26
Look who's here.
Lieutenant Manning.!

:44:31
Hello, Lieutenant.
It's good to see you.
Kerrigan.

:44:35
We figured
you'd be married
to a nurse by now.

:44:37
Good to have you back, sir.
Thanks, Murphy.
Nice to be back.

:44:40
I've got some good news
for you men.

:44:42
We're moving back
to a rest area near Naples.

:44:45
Naples!
I was beginning to think
we missed it for good.

:44:47
Do they think we're
getting soft, Lieutenant?

:44:50
We've only been in the line
two months solid.

:44:52
I know.
After medical inspections,
there'll be some passes.

:44:56
What do they think
we got, mud sores?

:44:58
A few weeks
of easy soldiering...

:45:00
while we get replacements
and new equipment.

:45:02
Then we're going to practice up
on amphibious tactics.

:45:04
What you think this is?
:45:09
I've got some more news
for a couple of you.
Promotions.

:45:12
Murphy to sergeant.
Hey, Sarge!

:45:15
Johnson
to corporal.
Did you buck me
into that?

:45:18
I have a request, sir.
:45:20
What is it?
I'd like to change
to another squad.

:45:23
With Johnson
heading this one,
the war is lost.

:45:25
Oh, yeah?
:45:27
Forget the war.
Imagine, 12 hours
in bella Napoli.!

:45:31
Oh, at the speed
of one woman per hour!
Yow!

:45:34
You guys can have the town.
I'm gonna stay in camp and see
what some real sleep is like.

:45:39
Would you like
my mashed potatoes?


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