:23:00
And who will drive your tanks?
:23:02
The men you led were soldiers
veteran soldiers.
:23:05
Are there any left?
:23:07
What will they give you now?
:23:09
I was by your side in Poland,
france, the crimea.
:23:12
Look at me. I'm no tthe same man.
:23:14
I jumped in a ditch today
:23:15
At the sight of an unarmed
reconnaissange plane.
:23:18
My two boys remember me
as a good soldier.
:23:21
They wouldn't believe it,
:23:22
But, Colonel, I am not the only one.
:23:26
How sure can you be
:23:27
Of the men who will drive your tanks?
:23:41
Major diepel.
:23:42
Jawohl, oberst.
:23:46
Diepel.
:23:49
I want to see my tank commanders.
:23:50
Have them assemble at once.
:23:52
Jawohl, oberst.
:23:54
Conrad.
:23:55
My boots.
:24:07
Achtung!
:24:13
Your commanders, sir.
:24:29
Boys. Too many boys.
:24:33
The first battle will
turn them into men.
:24:37
In the old days, I lived
six months with my men
:24:39
Before going into action.
:24:41
We knew each other.
:24:42
These are strangers.
:24:43
Too many boys.
:24:45
They have never tasted defeat.
:24:47
Do they know what is expected of them?
:24:50
They are ready to die for you
:24:53
Can you ask more?