:11:01
We brought in geologists
to study this mountain.
:11:05
There is a fissure
underneath the overhang.
:11:07
If you explode from below,
the overhanging cliff...
:11:09
will come down, we hope.
:11:12
The only way
to get into position...
:11:13
is to fly up the fjord
at about 200 feet.
:11:16
The Huns have flak posts
at the mouth of the fjord.
:11:19
At 200 feet,
you'll be blown to hell...
:11:22
which brings me back
to Bergman.
:11:23
At an exact hour on M-Day,
the day of our mission...
:11:27
Bergman and his men
will neutralize the flak posts.
:11:31
If all goes well...
:11:33
you should have
a clear run up the fjord.
:11:36
If all goes well.
:11:38
The factory will be
shipping fuel in 18 days.
:11:42
Your special bombs
will be ready in 17.
:11:46
Today is "M" minus 17.
:11:52
Your orders are to obliterate
the target at whatever cost.
:12:02
Any questions?
:12:05
Lieutenant Bergman will be
working closely with you.
:12:07
He knows the target well.
:12:09
What are we practicing on?
:12:10
We've found a valley
in Scotland.
:12:13
It's not nearly as tough
as the fjord...
:12:14
but it's the best we can do.
:12:17
- Barratt?
- Sir?
:12:19
This gives you
exact schedules and routes...
:12:21
to the training site.
:12:23
Training to
commence immediately.
:12:25
That's all, gentlemen.
:12:29
Will you find Lieutenant Bergman
suitable quarters?
:12:33
I certainly will, sir.
:12:34
Nice to have you with us,
Lieutenant.
:12:36
Thank you very much.
:12:44
Wing Commander!
:12:47
I wanted to tell you
how pleased I am...
:12:49
they chose you
for this operation.
:12:51
I'm glad you are, Lieutenant.
Wish I felt the same.
:12:54
You give me the impression
of doing difficult things.
:12:57
I do what they tell me to do.
:12:59
This is terribly important.