:21:01
The heat and the dust, sir.
Very nasty on the larynx.
:21:08
Mr Bromhead lets you have a choir?
:21:10
Every Welsh regiment has a choir,
sir.
:21:13
Mr Bromhead is English,
but he is a proper gentleman.
:21:18
There's no doubt of that.
:21:20
- And what do you sing?
- Me, sir? Baritone, sir.
:21:25
Good.
:21:27
I can find work for baritones
as well as tenors.
:21:41
See what you make of that.
Below the escarpment.
:21:44
- Two riders.
- Gallopers from the column, sir?
:21:49
Very wonderful things,
these, sir, aren't they?
:22:00
- Corporal Allen?
- Sir?
:22:01
Get your party ashore at the double.
:22:04
Alright, you heard
that officer of Engineers.
:22:07
Make fast and back to the bank. Move.
:22:10
Come on, lad.
:22:28
- Trouble, sir?
- Could be.
:22:30
I can anchor the ponts midstream.
:22:33
This is a situation you think
an Engineer officer can't handle?
:22:36
- No, sir. Beg your pardon, sir.
- Fall them in.
:22:39
We ain't finished the bridge, sir.
:22:42
- Fall them in, Corporal.
- Sir.
:22:51
Get fell in, you men.
Squad. Squad, 'shun.
:22:56
Left turn.
:22:58
Left wheel. By the left.
Quick march.