:19:02
No, friend. Microphones.
:19:04
This is the British Army Post.
Don't you trust anyone?
:19:06
No. That is why l have lived so long.
:19:09
Mr. Stavros is Colonel Stavros
of the Greek 1 9th Motorized Regiment.
:19:15
-He outranks us all.
-lt is of no moment.
:19:17
The 1 9th Regiment no longer
exists, for the time being.
:19:21
-l beg your pardon, colonel.
-Andrea.
:19:25
Please continue.
:19:27
Right. lf you're ready, corporal.
:19:29
Yes, sir. Ready, sir.
:19:31
Ready, willing and able, sir.
:19:33
Champing at the bit.
:19:35
Captain Mallory and Andrea...
:19:38
...are responsible for getting us
to where we're going.
:19:40
l'll tell you where it is,
and why we're going.
:19:43
That is, if you really want
to know, professor.
:19:46
l'm all ears, sir. All ears.
:19:48
We must avoid the coast road.
That means a 1 2-mile trek...
:19:53
...to St. Alexis, where Resistance
people from the town of Mandrakos...
:19:58
...will come and meet us
if they can make it.
:20:00
Any questions?
:20:02
l have an alternative route
to that place.
:20:05
May l borrow your pencil, please?
:20:11
Does the major think this is possible?
:20:13
l see.
:20:15
That's a thought, isn't it?
:20:17
Well, let's reexamine the plan
and see if we have any alternative.
:20:24
Watch out!
:20:29
-How long has he been there?
-l heard something ten minutes ago.
:20:32
l thought my ears were playing tricks.
Then l heard it again.
:20:35
Ten minutes?
Brown, go and get Major Baker.
:20:38
Yes, sir.
:20:39
What's your name?
:20:40
What're you doing here?
:20:42
The major asked you a question!
Answer the major.
:20:50
Sounds like Kurdish.
l don't understand it.
:20:52
l'll try Greek.