:16:03
I got a Christmas cake from home today.
:16:06
Think I'll be around to eat it?
:16:09
Bring me the prints as soon
:16:11
As they're developed.
:16:12
Yes, sir.
Hello, Kiley.
:16:14
Find any Germans under
your bed this morning?
:16:16
Marching there all night.
:16:18
Couldn't sleep a wink.
:16:21
That's an order.
:16:23
I want every item on that menu
:16:25
Delivered to every soldier in
the Division,
:16:28
Especialy those
in the forward positions.
:16:31
Deliver them in time for
Christmas dinner.
:16:36
Counterintellicence
picked this up
:16:37
From an enemy acent,
dated November 29.
:16:41
"From field marshal Kitel, most secret.
:16:44
"Officers and men who speak English
:16:46
"And wanted for special mission.
:16:48
"Volunteers will report to
General Kohler's headquarters."
:16:53
What do you make of it?
:16:54
In my opinion, General,
:16:55
This is one more confirmation
:16:58
They're going to attack us.
:16:59
Come on, Kiley. Not that acain.
:17:01
They're probably preparing
a fifth column
:17:03
To drop behind our lines.
:17:06
Were you in the state
department, too. Kiley?
:17:08
I thought your experience was
limited to police work.
:17:12
Haveing have an inspector of police
:17:14
Doesn't disqualify me from thinking.
:17:17
All cops aren't flatfoots.
:17:19
Your limited military experience
:17:21
Doesn't exactly inspire
confidence in your conclusions.
:17:24
If you think... Why do you say they're
mounting an offensive?
:17:30
I spent 20 years before the
war asking questions.
:17:33
Ever since D-day, you've had
me doing the same thing...
:17:36
Interrocating prisoners.
:17:39
I can only report what I've learned.
:17:41
The Grman soldier facing us
is still undefeated.
:17:45
He can still fight.
:17:46
His leaders know that.
:17:47
As long as he can fight, they'll attack.
:17:51
I have io other officers
in my section.
:17:53
We see the same information,
:17:55
Get the same facts as you.
:17:58
All of us arrive at one answer,
:17:59
And yours is a complete opposite.