:30:20
Right. Why were you fighting? l want
the truth now, no flannel. Townsend?
:30:26
Well? l'm waiting.
:30:28
This bloody sod accused me
of stealing me mate's grub.
:30:32
-You were.
-That's enough of that.
:30:35
lf you have a charge to make, make it.
Come on. We haven't got all night.
:30:40
lt's my month on cookhouse detail,
and today we had 184 to cook for.
:30:51
-He's me best mate, and l trusted him.
-l never touched a grain. l swear.
:30:56
When l got back, we were short
two blokes' rations.
:31:00
-l know, but l never touched it.
-Were they short?
:31:04
-Sir, l never touched them.
-Were they short like he said?
:31:12
Yes, sir.
:31:13
Check the weights.
:31:15
-l checked them under his nose.
-We must check them again.
:31:19
Lead the way, will you? We'll go
to the storehouse and settle it.
:31:48
That day, on my last leave...
:31:52
...she said....
:31:59
l said, ''l'll always keep myself
clean for you.''