:01:11
Let's pack and get out.
:01:38
Let's go.
:01:41
Well?
:01:46
The major's leg is broken
in two places.
:01:48
He could be hurt inside too.
He needs medical attention.
:01:52
What do you suggest?
:01:53
-Leave him for the Germans.
-They'd get him to a hospital.
:01:57
lf he doesn't get sulfanilamide,
he doesn't stand a chance.
:02:01
Naturally, you all think a lot
of Major Franklin. So do l.
:02:04
We have two choices.
:02:06
We can take him, and if he
doesn't get help, he'll die.
:02:09
Or we can leave him here,
and he'll tell the Germans everything.
:02:14
Roy? Never!
:02:15
He might not be able to help himself.
:02:18
They have other drugs besides sulfa.
:02:20
All they have to do is use scopolamine,
and he'll tell them our whole plan.
:02:26
There is, of course, a third choice.
:02:29
One bullet now. Better for him.
Better for us.
:02:32
You take that man along,
you endanger us all.
:02:35
Why not drop him off the cliff
and save a bullet?
:02:37
And why don't you shut up?
:02:41
Yes, there's a third choice.
:02:44
We'll make it if necessary...
:02:46
...when it's necessary...
:02:48
...and not before!
:02:51
Now let's move!
:02:53
Brown, from now on your job is
to look after Major Franklin.