1:29:01
Well, anyway, take a bath
and get back into the lines.
1:29:05
Thank you, sir.
1:29:07
Congratulations.
Thank you, Captain.
1:29:10
Why is it always
the 3rd División that
takes the beating?
1:29:14
Yeah, and the closer
we get to the German border,
the tougherJerry's gonna be.
1:29:18
You mean they
can get tougher?
1:29:20
With somebody moving in
on the States, wouldn't you?
1:29:27
You see what I see?
1:29:30
Well, what do ya know!
1:29:35
Well, congratulations.
It's time you took it, sir.
Shavetail.
1:29:40
I still say you're gonna
get shot right in the...
At ease.
1:29:43
Take your cotton-pickin'
hands off me.
1:29:47
From now on, there'll be
a little more respect shown
second lieutenants.
1:29:50
Yes, sir.
And another thing,
1:29:52
I want to thank you two for all
the buckin' you've been doing
for me over the past two years.
1:29:56
Ah, don't mention it, Murph.
Ah, forget it, Murph.
1:29:59
Forget it? Just when
I'm in a position to repay you?
1:30:03
You take over the platoon,
Sergeant Kerrigan.
1:30:06
But I don't want the rank.
I don't deserve it. Give it
to one of the other guys.
1:30:10
I didn't hear anyone
ask you, soldier.
1:30:14
All right.
1:30:16
That's what I like
in enlisted men: Spirit.
1:30:19
Sergeant Kerrigan.
1:30:23
What are you laughing
about, Corporal?
1:30:25
Huh?
Oh, not me, Murph.
1:30:31
Get the platoon ready
to move out.
Yes, sir.
1:30:41
I'm Murphy.
Pierce.
1:30:43
They brief you
back at headquarters?
Just generally.
1:30:46
That German observation post
that's breaking our back...
1:30:50
seems to be located
along this ridge
about five miles up.
1:30:52
It's up to us
to take him out of there.
1:30:54
All right, you men,
from here on down,
get on the first tank.
1:30:57
The rest of you
take the second.